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Describe Limits Removed

With Summer'14, limits for all Apex describe calls have been removed for all API versions. Describe calls include describes for sObjects, fields, field sets, child relationships, picklists, and record types.

 You’re no longer limited to describing 100 objects or to xecuting 100 describe statements.

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