REST API Developer Guide

Introduction to REST API
Quick Start
Examples
Generating an OpenAPI 3.0 Document for sObjects REST API (Beta)
Reference
Versions
Resources by Version
Limits
Describe Global
sObject Basic Information
sObject Describe
sObject Get Deleted
sObject Get Updated
sObject Named Layouts
sObject Rows
sObject Rows by External ID
sObject Blob Get
sObject ApprovalLayouts
sObject Single Approval Process
sObject CompactLayouts
sObject Layouts
sObject Layouts for an Object With Multiple Record Types
sObject Global Publisher Layouts
sObject PlatformAction
sObject Quick Actions
sObject Specific Quick Actions
sObject Quick Action Details
sObject Quick Action Default Values
sObject Quick Action Default Values by ID
sObject Rich Text Image Get
sObject Relationships
sObjects Suggested Articles
sObjects Suggested Articles by ID
sObject User Password
sObject Self-Service User Password
Platform Event Schema by Event Name
Platform Event Schema by Schema ID
Get AppMenu Types
AppMenu Items
AppMenu Mobile Items
Compact Layouts
Consent
Consent Write
Embedded Service Configuration Describe
Invocable Actions
Invocable Actions Custom
Invocable Actions Standard
List View Basic Information
List View Describe
List View Results
List Views for an Object
Named Query APIs for SOQL Queries
Support Knowledge with REST API
Parameterized Search
Portability
Process Approvals
Process Rules
Process Rule for an sObject
Process Rule List for an sObject
Product Schedules
Query
Query More Results
QueryAll
QueryAll More Results
Query Performance Feedback (Beta)
Quick Actions
Recent List Views
Recently Viewed Items
Record Count
sObject Relevant Items
Get Knowledge Language Settings
Search
Search Scope and Order
Search Result Layouts
Lightning Toggle Metrics
Lightning Usage by App Type
Lightning Usage by Browser
Lightning Usage by Page
Lightning Usage by FlexiPage
Lightning Exit by Page Metrics
Salesforce Scheduler Resources
Search for Records Suggested by Autocomplete and Instant Results
Search Suggested Article Title Matches
Search Suggested Queries
Salesforce Surveys Translation Resources
Tabs
Themes
Composite
Composite Graph
Composite Subrequest
Composite Graph Limits
Composite Batch
sObject Tree
sObject Collections
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Composite Graph Limits

These limits are specific to composite graph resources. Review the platform API limits and allocations for a comprehensive list of all applicable limits to composite graph API resources.

General Limits on Graphs

Item Limit
Maximum number of graphs in one payload. 75
Maximum depth of a graph. 15
Maximum number of nodes used in one graph. 500
Maximum number of different nodes in one payload. Nodes are considered different if they use resources from different API versions, a different HTTP method, or different types of objects. For example, /services/data/v50.0/sobjects/account and /services/data/v52.0/sobjects/account are considered different; GET /services/data/v52.0/sobjects/account and PATCH /services/data/v52.0/sobjects/account are considered different; and /services/data/vXX.X/sobjects/account and /services/data/vXX.X/sobjects/contact are considered different. 15
Maximum number of graph failures within one request. When processing a composite graph request, if the number of graph failures exceeds the maximum limit of 14, processing is halted for the remaining graphs in the request. The response includes errors for the failed graphs, and the status for the remaining graphs is shown as PROCESSING_HALTED. 14

Limits on Nodes

Item Limit
Maximum number of nodes supported in one payload. 500. For example, there can be one graph with 500 nodes, or 50 graphs with 10 nodes each.