Given the following Anonymous Block: Which one do you like? What should a developer consider for an environment that has over 10,000 Case records?

Salesforce governor limits impose restrictions, such as a DML row limit of 10,000 records per transaction. Processing more than 10,000 Case records in a single anonymous block transaction will exceed this limit, causing the transaction to fail and roll back.

While try/catch blocks can handle many types of Apex exceptions, they specifically cannot catch `LimitException` or `System.LimitException` which are thrown when governor limits are exceeded.

A transaction attempting to modify or query over 10,000 records without proper batching or limits is almost guaranteed to hit governor limits and therefore will not succeed and commit changes.

Try/catch blocks are ineffective against governor limit exceptions; these exceptions are uncatchable and lead to the immediate termination and rollback of the entire transaction.