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How many records can Salesforce handle?
Do you know how many records can salesforce handle?
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Hi Abhinav,
Salesforce can handle millions of records but having millions of record in a org, will result in performance issue.
Thanks
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Salesforce is working on multi-tenant big data store using HBase, which is an open-source database. Salesforce is also working on the Phoenix project, which allows one to run low-latency queries on top of HBase.
Initially, Big Objects will come with less functionality and more scalability. So you would want to use these Big Objects only if record count > 100 million and you can live with some platform limitations.
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