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Shaijan ThomasShaijan Thomas 

starttest and stoptest is not resetting the limits, see the following code


@isTest(SeeAllData=True)
public class TestStatAndStop {
    public static testmethod void MyMothod()
    {
        for (integer i =1; i<=90;i++)
            Contact b1 = [select id from contact limit 1];
        Test.startTest();
        for (integer i1 =1; i1<=99;i1++)
        {
            Account b = [select id from account limit 1];
        }  
        Test.stopTest();
}
}
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James LoghryJames Loghry

Strange.  I just tried this on my dev org and also got a limit exception thrown.

Generally speaking, unit tests are written to call external methods / code and test them, not to test arbitrary executions or SOQL queries.  That being said, I updated your class to call a method, and the governor limit resolved itself:

@isTest(SeeAllData=True)
public class TestStartAndStop {
    public static testmethod void MyMethod(){
        query();
        Test.startTest();
        query();
        Test.stopTest();
	}

	public static void query(){
		for(Integer i=0; i < 99; i ++){
			Account a = [Select Id From Account Limit 1];
		}
	}
}

Furthermore, it appears if you call any external method, even Limits.getQueries(), the governor limits are reset.

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Grazitti TeamGrazitti Team

Hi,

Why are you querying inside loop. Do not write any query inside for loop , it will definitely hit limit.

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Grazitti Team
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Email: sfdc@grazitti.com
Shaijan ThomasShaijan Thomas
Issue is not that one. This just a test purpose. Issue is governer limits are not reseting inside startTest and StopTest
 
James LoghryJames Loghry

Strange.  I just tried this on my dev org and also got a limit exception thrown.

Generally speaking, unit tests are written to call external methods / code and test them, not to test arbitrary executions or SOQL queries.  That being said, I updated your class to call a method, and the governor limit resolved itself:

@isTest(SeeAllData=True)
public class TestStartAndStop {
    public static testmethod void MyMethod(){
        query();
        Test.startTest();
        query();
        Test.stopTest();
	}

	public static void query(){
		for(Integer i=0; i < 99; i ++){
			Account a = [Select Id From Account Limit 1];
		}
	}
}

Furthermore, it appears if you call any external method, even Limits.getQueries(), the governor limits are reset.
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Shaijan ThomasShaijan Thomas
Thanks Loghry, I was trying it based on the above code.