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Which Apex class contains methods to return the amount of resources that have been used for a particular governor, such as the number of DML statements?

The correct answer is D. Limits. The Limits Apex class provides methods for checking resource consumption against governor limits within the current transaction.

Submitted by chiamaka_o· Apr 18, 2026Logic and Process Automation

Question

Which Apex class contains methods to return the amount of resources that have been used for a particular governor, such as the number of DML statements?

Options

  • AException
  • BMessaging
  • COrgLimits
  • DLimits

How the community answered

(70 responses)
  • A
    3% (2)
  • B
    1% (1)
  • C
    7% (5)
  • D
    89% (62)

Why each option

The `Limits` Apex class provides methods for checking resource consumption against governor limits within the current transaction.

AException

The `Exception` class is part of Apex's error handling framework and is used to represent and manage runtime errors, not to monitor governor limit usage.

BMessaging

The `Messaging` class in Apex is used for sending email messages and other communication-related functionalities, unrelated to governor limit tracking.

COrgLimits

While 'OrgLimits' is a concept related to platform limits, the specific Apex class for checking transaction-level governor limits during runtime is `Limits`, not `OrgLimits`.

DLimitsCorrect

The `Limits` Apex class offers static methods, such as `Limits.getDmlStatements()` or `Limits.getLimitDmlStatements()`, that allow developers to programmatically retrieve the number of resources consumed and the maximum allowable governor limits for the current Apex transaction.

Concept tested: Apex Limits Class for Governor Limits

Source: https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.apexcode.meta/apexcode/apex_methods_system_limits.htm

Topics

#Apex#Governor Limits#Limits Class#Resource Monitoring

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