Retrieve Salesforce Daily Api Requests limit

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Does anyone know how to retrieve the SFDC daily requests api limit through SOAP or REST ? I don't see any call for this. Currently I have to access this info at the Company Info page. I would like to retrieve this info at code level for batch processing.

Thanks!

Monaghan answered 10/2, 2012 at 0:40 Comment(0)

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We are using custom code to workaround this:

WebService static string GetAPIUsage() {
    PageReference pr = new PageReference('/00D20000000HsCQ');//use id of setup page
    pr.setRedirect(false);
    String result = pr.getContent().toString();
    Integer start_index = result.indexOf('API Requests, Last 24 Hours', 1) + 52;
    Integer end_index = result.indexOf('<', start_index);
    result = result.substring(start_index, end_index);
    result = result.replaceAll('&nbsp;', ' ');
    return result;     
}

Hope that helps.

Regards, Łukasz

Jovia answered 21/2, 2012 at 9:33 Comment(1)

thanks for your suggestion Lukasz ! I'll play with this. Regards, – Monaghan 21/2, 2012 at 22:23

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This info was not exposed in the API.

As of Salesforce Spring '15 and REST API version 29.0, the /limits resource can be used to retrieve this info. https://developer.salesforce.com/releases/release/Spring15/restapi

Also, the Sforce-Limit-Info header is returned with every REST response.

https://developer.salesforce.com/docs/atlas.en-us.api_rest.meta/api_rest/headers_api_usage.htm

Looney answered 10/2, 2012 at 4:2 Comment(2)

Is it entirely unfeasible to count the number of requests you've made in a given 24 hour period on the client side? Not particularly elegant but sounds like it may be your only choice. – Schellens 10/2, 2012 at 5:24

yea currently we have to monitor this api limit using SFDC alert system (ex: api approaching 80% limit). I wish SFDC implement such call in the api or if anyone know of any workaround would be nice to retrieve this info from code. Thanks. – Monaghan 14/2, 2012 at 17:13

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We are using custom code to workaround this:

WebService static string GetAPIUsage() {
    PageReference pr = new PageReference('/00D20000000HsCQ');//use id of setup page
    pr.setRedirect(false);
    String result = pr.getContent().toString();
    Integer start_index = result.indexOf('API Requests, Last 24 Hours', 1) + 52;
    Integer end_index = result.indexOf('<', start_index);
    result = result.substring(start_index, end_index);
    result = result.replaceAll('&nbsp;', ' ');
    return result;     
}

Hope that helps.

Regards, Łukasz

Jovia answered 21/2, 2012 at 9:33 Comment(1)

thanks for your suggestion Lukasz ! I'll play with this. Regards, – Monaghan 21/2, 2012 at 22:23

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I used REST API. Choose an HTTP method GET to perform on the REST API service URI: "/services/data/v31.0/limits". It allows me to get DailyApiRequests data.

It returns:

{ "ConcurrentAsyncGetReportInstances" : { "Remaining" : 200, "Max" : 200 }, "ConcurrentSyncReportRuns" : { "Remaining" : 20, "Max" : 20 }, "DailyApiRequests" : { "Remaining" : 14995, "Max" : 15000 }, "DailyAsyncApexExecutions" : { "Remaining" : 250000, "Max" : 250000 }, "DailyBulkApiRequests" : { "Remaining" : 5000, "Max" : 5000 }, "DailyStreamingApiEvents" : { "Remaining" : 10000, "Max" : 10000 }, "DailyWorkflowEmails" : { "Remaining" : 390, "Max" : 390 }, "DataStorageMB" : { "Remaining" : 5, "Max" : 5 }, "FileStorageMB" : { "Remaining" : 20, "Max" : 20 }, "HourlyAsyncReportRuns" : { "Remaining" : 1200, "Max" : 1200 }, "HourlyDashboardRefreshes" : { "Remaining" : 200, "Max" : 200 }, "HourlyDashboardResults" : { "Remaining" : 5000, "Max" : 5000 }, "HourlyDashboardStatuses" : { "Remaining" : 999999999, "Max" : 999999999 }, "HourlySyncReportRuns" : { "Remaining" : 500, "Max" : 500 }, "HourlyTimeBasedWorkflow" : { "Remaining" : 50, "Max" : 50 }, "MassEmail" : { "Remaining" : 10, "Max" : 10 }, "SingleEmail" : { "Remaining" : 15, "Max" : 15 }, "StreamingApiConcurrentClients" : { "Remaining" : 20, "Max" : 20 } }

Spragens answered 24/11, 2014 at 10:33 Comment(0)

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