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Why Governor Limits are introduced in Salesforce
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hello uday,
In Salesforce, everything for everybody is on Cloud. That means the database is not in your personal machine but on the cloud. So to allow everybody to avail the space in cloud Salesforce.com has to enfore Governer Limits.
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Hi Uday,
Salesforce is a Multi-tenant architecture, for example - A building shared by many people, everybody has been provided with equal quantity. There are millions of users in Salesforce, nobody has advantage over others, This is all due Governer Limits enforced by Salesforce.
Hope my answer is cleared.
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Thanks #Saloni and #shariq
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