I am very new to salesforce, so this question might seem silly to a few.
i have a code that inserts 400 contacts into the Contact table.
for(i=0;i<400;i++)
{
var contact = new Sforce.Dynabean("Contact");
contact.set("LastName","Gates");
contact.set("Description","test contact number ");
var saveResult = contact.save();
}
now i ran a query to fetch all the contacts from the Contact table.
var queryResult= sforceClient.query("Select Id from Contact")
after fetching,
alert(queryResult) returned 487 records as size.
but alert(queryResult.size) and alert(queryResult.records.length) returned only 200.
can anybody explain the difference in the numbers?
Also when i transferred all the contacts into the CampaignMember table after assigning all of them to a campaign, the total number of contacts transferred was only 200.
I am very new to salesforce, so this question might seem silly to a few.
i have a code that inserts 400 contacts into the Contact table.
for(i=0;i<400;i++)
{
var contact = new Sforce.Dynabean("Contact");
contact.set("LastName","Gates");
contact.set("Description","test contact number ");
var saveResult = contact.save();
}
now i ran a query to fetch all the contacts from the Contact table.
var queryResult= sforceClient.query("Select Id from Contact")
after fetching,
alert(queryResult) returned 487 records as size.
but alert(queryResult.size) and alert(queryResult.records.length) returned only 200.
can anybody explain the difference in the numbers?
Also when i transferred all the contacts into the CampaignMember table after assigning all of them to a campaign, the total number of contacts transferred was only 200.
