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Aishwarya Mashale I am getting too many SOQL error in the test class method
@isTest private static void test_send() {
Account countryTeam = AIM_TestDataUtility.accCountryTeamRecord('AIM_Notification_Mailer_Test');
insert countryTeam;
Test.startTest();
List<AccountTeamMember> countryTeamMembers = AIM_TestDataUtility.accCountryTeamMembers(countryTeam.Id);
insert countryTeamMembers;
EmailTemplate template = [SELECT Id, DeveloperName FROM EmailTemplate WHERE IsActive = true LIMIT 1];
Test.stopTest();
Account countryTeam = AIM_TestDataUtility.accCountryTeamRecord('AIM_Notification_Mailer_Test');
insert countryTeam;
Test.startTest();
List<AccountTeamMember> countryTeamMembers = AIM_TestDataUtility.accCountryTeamMembers(countryTeam.Id);
insert countryTeamMembers;
EmailTemplate template = [SELECT Id, DeveloperName FROM EmailTemplate WHERE IsActive = true LIMIT 1];
Test.stopTest();
By using the Test.startTest() & Test.stopTest() you get 2X governer limits.
Below are check points.
> Optimize and see if you can reduce the queries.
> Reduce the number of objects you are inserting and you can skip unnecessary trigger execution by checking if trigger being called by Test method if(Test.isRunningTest())
> In worst case you can use SeeAllData = ture(not best practice)
Check below reference for more details.
https://help.salesforce.com/s/articleView?id=000331875&type=1
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Thanks,
I think you are using SOQL in loop, so you need check class AIM_TestDataUtility and method accCountryTeamMembers
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Mukesh
Use Limits.getQueries() method and debug in class and in test class code and check at which point your code is performing too much SOQL and accordingly optimize the code so that it won't execute more than 100 SOQL in a transaction.
https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.apexref.meta/apexref/apex_methods_system_limits.htm
Check if you are performing SOQL in any loop then perform SOQL outside the loop.
If you have implemented the @TestSetup method then check how much query it is performing and accordingly shift the Test.startTest() and Test.stopTest().
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Thanks
Shubham Jain