You can invoke decision tables up to a maximum of 430,000 times per hour. In addition,
you can invoke decision tables that evaluate fewer than 10,000 business rules up to a maximum of
400,000 times per hour. And you can invoke decision tables that evaluate more than 10,000 business
rules up to a maximum of 30,000 times per hour. The limits are cumulative for all decision tables
in your Salesforce org, and not for each decision table.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited Editions with Loyalty Management
or Rebate Management
Example
Note Decision tables are also available as part of Business Rules
Engine. If your org has Business Rules Engine enabled, see Decision Tables for Business Rules Engine.
Example An org contains two decision tables, both of which evaluate fewer than 10,000 business
rules. In an hour, one decision table is invoked 265,000 times and the other one is invoked
135,000 times. Another org has four decision tables, two of which evaluate 10,000 business rules
and the other two evaluate more than 10,000 business rules. Here's how many times each decision
table is invoked per hour.
Name
Number of Rules
Invocations Per hour
Decision Table 1
5,000
257,000
Decision Table 2
9,000
143,000
Decision Table A
11,0000
7,000
Decision Table B
17,0000
23,000
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