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Ankit Sharma

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Divyanshu Pandey

  Go to Setup → Storage Usage — it shows record counts for all standard and custom objects without any coding.  

 

If you want it through code, run this in Developer Console → Anonymous Window: 

for (SObjectType obj : Schema.getGlobalDescribe().values()) {
    try {
        System.debug(obj.getDescribe().getName() + ' → ' + Database.countQuery('SELECT count() FROM ' + obj.getDescribe().getName()));
    } catch (Exception e) {}
}
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