What package do i have to have to get unlimited rows?
Based on our recent updates, you're no longer limited to a specific number of records when creating tables from Salesforce - this improvement applies to all plans. The previous 2000 record limit has been removed for most Salesforce integrations, with the only exception being SOQL-incompatible Salesforce views.
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not rows from salesforce, just table rows in general
The available documentation focuses on row display limits and formatting rather than plan-based row storage limits. You can control how many rows are displayed in your table view using the "Rows" button at the top of your table, where you can set starting row and row limit parameters. However, this is about viewing rows, not storage capacity. Which specific aspect of table rows are you most concerned about - the total number of rows you can store in a table, or something else?
Clark G. If more than 50,000 rows is an absolute must, situations like these would mean that you might use a mix of google sheet + n8n and custom API calls, which is relatively technical. A better way if you decide to just stay in Clay, would just be to create multiple tables. And when you create a different table, make sure you exclude data from the previous tables.
That's correct! The current limit is 50,000 rows per table. Creating multiple tables is indeed the recommended approach when you need to work with more data - just make sure to exclude previously processed data to avoid duplicates when setting up your new tables.
Hi Clark, Thanks for reaching out! This 50k row limit is employed for now to maintain table performance. Please let me know if you're still having issues and how else I can help here. Gabe