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SOQL Governer Limit with Trigger

In my Organization there are totally 4 triggers on Opportunity and 4 triggers on Account. Each trigger fires 2 or 3 SOQL statements. None of the triggers have SOQL statements inside For or If loop.

 

When i create a Opportunity, it fires all these 8 triggers and thus hitting Governer Limits.

 

Any suggestions on How to proceed from here?

 

 

dsh210@lehigh.edudsh210@lehigh.edu

If you are accessing the same or similar data, I would suggest making some singleton methods to create maps. I had this issue too and using maps solved it.

 

If you are not familiar:

 

Map Info: http://download.oracle.com/javase/1.4.2/docs/api/java/util/Map.html

 

Singleton Info: http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-04-2003/jw-0425-designpatterns.html

 

I made one Apex class to hold these singleton methods so I could call them from my triggers.

 

-DH
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In Spring 11 (rolling out in February), there are no separate set of governor limits for the trigger context. You will be able to make upto 100 SOQL calls (even in a trigger context) starting in Spring 11. I would just wait for that release and not modify any existing code.