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How to avoid TotalLimitsExceeded warning in Salesforce?
API limits of a Developer org is 5000 max, when it gets exceeded above 5000 we get this warning TotalLimitsExceeded. How to avoid it?
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1 Reply
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Hi Manpreet,
Reason why It Occurs:
The maximum number of given API calls allowed for your Salesforce Organization have been reached. Can occur after syncing large amounts of data.
Resolution:
API calls are reset 24 hours from when they are used. To learn more about Salesforce API calls, please refer to their API Usage Metering.
As per this we need to wait till or less, until its resetting itself.
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