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What is the difference between getLimitQueryRows() and getQueryRows() in salesforce?
What is the difference between getLimitQueryRows() and getQueryRows() in salesforce?Please explain with an example.
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Hi,
getQueryRows()-
Returns the number of records that have been returned by issuing SOQL queries.
getLimitQueryRows()-
Returns the total number of records that can be returned by issuing SOQL queries.Thanks.
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Hello,
Limits.getQueryRows(): Returns the number of records that have been returned
by issuing SOQL queries.
Limits.getLimitQueryRows(): Returns the total number of records that can be
returned by issuing SOQL queries. This is the 50000 limit on the number of
rows that our code can cover.
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