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How to resolve heap size limit exceeded issue in Salesforce?
How to resolve heap size limit exceeded issue in Salesforce?
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- Look for heap size in debug logs. If heap size is approaching the limit, investigate it and refactor the code.
- Use the 'Transient' keyword with variables.
- Use Limit methods.
- Reduce heap size during runtime by removing items from the collection as you iterate over it.
- Use SOQL for loops.
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