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The record limit a user is not allowed to exceed with a query is a Cenzontle server (installation) specific parameter. It enables the system administrator to reflect in the Cenzontle server setup hardware limitations that may greatly vary between servers. Imagine a high performance computer (HC) being connected with a Raspberry Pi (RP). The HC may have 10 TB memory while the RP hardly has half a GB to spare.
Thus it is not sufficient to have the record limit being checked on remote servers only. The RP might send a query to the HC which is fine with returning 100 k records that blow up the memory of the RP. Thus the RP needs to ask the HC ahead how many records will be delivered, and reject the query if it exceeds the RP record limit of e.g. 1000.
Re-introduce the record limit into DDM resolvers analog to non-DDM resolvers.
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The record limit a user is not allowed to exceed with a query is a Cenzontle server (installation) specific parameter. It enables the system administrator to reflect in the Cenzontle server setup hardware limitations that may greatly vary between servers. Imagine a high performance computer (HC) being connected with a Raspberry Pi (RP). The HC may have 10 TB memory while the RP hardly has half a GB to spare.
Thus it is not sufficient to have the record limit being checked on remote servers only. The RP might send a query to the HC which is fine with returning 100 k records that blow up the memory of the RP. Thus the RP needs to ask the HC ahead how many records will be delivered, and reject the query if it exceeds the RP record limit of e.g. 1000.
Re-introduce the record limit into DDM resolvers analog to non-DDM resolvers.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: