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How many records trigger can process?
Up to 200 records can enter your trigger at once! Salesforce will batch up mass updates and include up to 200 records at once in it (this commonly happens when using tools like Data Loader).
How do you get more than 50000 records in trigger?
If you want to get roll up of more than 50,000 records then you can not use aggregate query as it limits to 2000 records only. If you want to use the custom calculation then there is limit that you can only query 50,000 records in one transaction. So the workaround is we can use @ReadOnly Annotation.
What’s the maximum number of Records a trigger can process?
When I am inserting record with data loader then it insert the record in packets of 200 at a time. Means my trigger will be processing not more than 200 records. Same case applies with batch class – maximum batch size can be 200. So here also my trigger will process not more than 200 records.
Is there still a batch size limit in trigger?
You’re confusing queries for DML operations. DML operations are always batched to sizes of 200 records maximum (100 if it’s a really old API version, for backwards compatibility reasons). The 200/500/2000 row limit applies to the size of a single query result without using queryMore.
How many records can be processed in a batch in Salesforce?
For Batch triggers, 1 trigger event contains multiple records (e.g. 50 accounts in Salesforce). A job will thus process multiple records at once. The Batch size determines the maximum number of records in 1 trigger event. The Salesforce batch trigger has a default value of 100.
How many data records are in a workato trigger?
For normal triggers, 1 trigger event often contains 1 data record. For example, “a new account is created in Salesforce” is 1 trigger event. It will trigger a Workato recipe to create a job and process 1 data record (i.e. that new account in Salesforce). For Batch triggers, 1 trigger event contains multiple records (e.g. 50 accounts in Salesforce).