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130 contributions to Pathway To Salesforce (PTS)
UK non profit group for Salesforce
https://trailblazercommunitygroups.com/salesforce-nonprofit-user-group-united-kingdom-virtual/ They have a coffee chat meeting on 10/30
Nonprofit Coffee Chats
When do Nonprofit Coffee Chats take place? Fridays @ 8 am PT / 11 am ET / 4 pm UK time What happens at Nonprofit Coffee Chat? Come chat with folks in the community - casual, no agenda, just social time! (Usually +10 folks) https://trailhead.salesforce.com/trailblazer-community/groups/0F94S000000kILwSAM?tab=discussion&sort=LAST_MODIFIED_DATE_DESC https://www.linkedin.com/company/salesforce-nonprofit-community/posts/?feedView=all
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Key Limits Examples
Key Limits Examples - Maximum 100 SOQL queries per synchronous transaction. - Maximum 150 DML operations per transaction. - Maximum 10,000 records processed via DML per transaction. - Maximum 50 million rows fetched per Apex cursor. - CPU time limit: 10,000 ms synchronous, 60,000 ms bulk API. - Maximum 50 future method calls per invocation.
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Types of Governor Limits
Types of Governor Limits 1. Per-Transaction Apex Limits: 2. Certified Managed Package Limits: 3. Lightning Platform Apex Limits: 4. Static Apex Limits:
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Lightning Platform Apex Limits: - Daily and concurrent limits on asynchronous executions, scheduled jobs, batch jobs, and test class queues. - Ensures platform-wide resource fairness over time.
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Static Apex Limits: - Fixed limits on code size, number of classes, triggers, and other static resources.
Which automation tool should a Salesforce Administrator use to automate a multi-step approval process that requires manager review and final executive approval?
Which automation tool should a Salesforce Administrator use to automate a multi-step approval process that requires manager review and final executive approval? A.Workflow Rules B.Process Builder C.Approval Process D.Flow Builder
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Option C is correct because the Approval Process is specifically designed to automate multi-step approval workflows requiring sequential approvals, such as manager and executive reviews. Workflow Rules (Option A) and Process Builder (Option B) cannot handle multi-step approvals with complex routing. Flow Builder (Option D) can automate many processes but is not the standard tool for structured approval processes.
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