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Is there any governor limit on the number of records in a particular object in Salesforce ?
Is there any governor limit on the number of records in a particular object in Salesforce?
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Hi Nikita,
As far as I'm aware the only limit is your data storage, you can see what you've used by going to Setup -> Administration Setup -> Data Management -> Storage Usage.
In one of the Orgs I work with I can see one object has almost 2GB of data for just under a million records, and this accounts for a little over a third of the storage available. Your storage space depends on your Salesforce Edition and number of users. See here for details.
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