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DTCFDTCF 

How can this line of code give me a query limit exception?

 

     List<Task> histories = [Select id,Ownerid,whatid,whoid,activitydate,subject,website__c From Task where (whatid=:relatedLink.id and Ownerid=:currentUser and Status='Not Started') limit 1];

 

 

 

I'm getting an exception when deploying that is telling me  "Too many query rows: 501".

 

Doesn't the "Limit 1" take care of this??

 

Thanks!

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rscottrscott

Governor limits are per transaction. So, you must have already brought back 500 rows from another query or queries.

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rscottrscott

Governor limits are per transaction. So, you must have already brought back 500 rows from another query or queries.

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DTCFDTCF

Of course, thank you. That did it. Had another query with a limit 500 so this one put it over the edge. Thanks!