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[@masterpenky]

invaluable content, thank you Julián!

[@julianduque]

Glad you liked it!!

[@ahmetdogruer6678]

great video. thanks

[@mohitkumar-yh9ys]

invaluable content thank you julain!

[@NikolaChakarov-x2w]

"Can someone please help me? On the 39th minute, when the instructor sets the variable from the record choice, in my case, I cannot see it."

[@mds1945]

It appears you are looping through the list of inputs and invoking SOQL on each individual record. Traditionally, this code would not be seen as bulkified. I understand that Salesforce "bulkifies" flows behind the scenes, as evidenced by the input of a ActionInput and output of ActionResults. If I recall correctly, Salesforce batches flows in 200 records. If a flow entered this invokable with 200 accounts, wouldn't it exceed the 100/200 SOQL limit? How many transactions are produced here? What are the actual governor limits I need to consider here? Thank you!

[@andresvargas8562]

I was thinking the same, I think the piece of code he add is not bulkified, and will cause errors

[@maneeshj6916]

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