How to delete records from time-based workflow queue?
Workaround: Our workaround solution is to remove all the actions from the workflow. The records will still be in the queue, but no actions will be taken when the workflow fires. I usually take a screenshot of the workflow before I do this, so if I need to re-activate it in the future, I know what actions were there.
Is there an hourly limit for processing workflow time triggers?
Your organization (XYZ) has reached its hourly limit for processing workflow time triggers. Processing will resume in the next hour. For information on application limits, see the salesforce.com online help. Could anybody guide me to take corrective as well as preventive action for this?
Do you have to re-evaluate workflow rules after field change?
And to answer your second question – yes, you have to check “re-evaluate’s the workflow rules after field change” to trigger WF criteria reevaluation in your approval field update. Thanks for contributing an answer to Salesforce Stack Exchange!
Is there an hourly limit for Time Triggers?
We’re upping the ante for orgs created in Winter ’18 or later. By default, new orgs get up to 1,000 workflow time triggers per hour. To increase your hourly time trigger limit, ask your Salesforce representative to change it. So this limit is on the actual records processed by time triggers, not the number of Time Triggers you have set up, correct?
How long is the execution interval for time based workflow?
Additionally, you’ll want to refer to knowledge article titled Time Based Workflow Execution Interval is 15 minutes which has a somewhat misleading title as the last line below seems to give the definitive answer to your question. Salesforce users have an option to Monitor their time based workflow actions pending in the queue.
How to monitor time based workflow in Salesforce?
Salesforce users have an option to Monitor their time based workflow actions pending in the queue. In order to do that, they can follow these steps: From Setup, enter Time-Based Workflow in the Quick Find box, then select Time-Based Workflow.
Considerations for Time-Dependent Actions and Time Triggers still apply. Therefore the expectation for the execution of time based workflow actions should be within 15 minutes of the scheduled time unless the Time Trigger per hour limit is exceeded, which will push the batch to the next hour.