Sri sri, There are certain contexts where governor limits are relaxed but as mentioned earlier, you can never bypass them. There are also different kinds of limints. You have runtime (governor limits) and API limits. Certain API lmits can also be modified by filling a ticket if the need is great enough. The key is understanding that they are there for everyone's protection and even though they can sometimes be a pain, they make your code better. There are numerous best practices mentioned in multiple docs on developer.force.com that discus working within the governor limits. Are you asking in general or are you runnning into a problem with something?
In some cases SFDC might increase these limits for your org .
refer :http://www.salesforce.com/us/developer/docs/apexcode/Content/apex_gov_limits.htm
is that right ? please correct me if i was wrong
Thank you
Sri sri, There are certain contexts where governor limits are relaxed but as mentioned earlier, you can never bypass them. There are also different kinds of limints. You have runtime (governor limits) and API limits. Certain API lmits can also be modified by filling a ticket if the need is great enough. The key is understanding that they are there for everyone's protection and even though they can sometimes be a pain, they make your code better. There are numerous best practices mentioned in multiple docs on developer.force.com that discus working within the governor limits. Are you asking in general or are you runnning into a problem with something?