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Sfdc_beginnerSfdc_beginner 

Transaction and performance management

HI There,

 

I am new to salesforce, I just want to know how many end users does a force.com app capable of handling?.

 

Also, Please provide me details on how transactions are handled in force.com

 

 

Thanks

SFDC_Beginner

Sonam_SFDCSonam_SFDC

Hi,

 

The number of users depend on the number of licenses you have/purchased for your ORG:

Go through the following if you get a chance:

http://www2.sfdcstatic.com/in/assets/pdf/datasheets/DS_Forcedotcom_EdCompare.pdf

 

 
vbsvbs
@sfdc_beginner - In addition to Sonam's reply, transaction management is implicit in Salesforce to maintain data integrity. For e.g. trigger fires a test class which executes DMLs and something fails all associated actions are rolled back.
You have the capability for using Database methods setSavePoint and rollback. Please read these further here:
http://www.salesforce.com/us/developer/docs/apexcode/Content/apex_methods_system_database.htm

In addition batch DML's using list variables are either committed or rolled back in a batch if any error. This can be overridden using Database DML methods and all_or_none option.
Sfdc_beginnerSfdc_beginner

Thanks Sonam_sfdc and vbs , that was helpful

vbs wrote:
@sfdc_beginner - In addition to Sonam's reply, transaction management is implicit in Salesforce to maintain data integrity. For e.g. trigger fires a test class which executes DMLs and something fails all associated actions are rolled back.
You have the capability for using Database methods setSavePoint and rollback. Please read these further here:
http://www.salesforce.com/us/developer/docs/apexcode/Content/apex_methods_system_database.htm

In addition batch DML's using list variables are either committed or rolled back in a batch if any error. This can be overridden using Database DML methods and all_or_none option.

 
vbsvbs
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