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We are unable to retrived all customers using BPA projection delegate

I have recreated the issue with simple workflow 

 

The Get Clients is a Projection Delegate from CustomersHandling.CustomerInfoSet with no filters.

All clients should be recovered.

 

When inspecting i encouter the following error : 

 

Red Eye : 

Black eye : 

Any idea please?

 

@dsj  @Lahirumala de Mel  was wondering if you have any thought on the matter please 


Hi @IFSRUNINNOVAL 

 

I guess the null value is due to workflow IFS API call receives more values than it can handle in the response. Add some search conditions to limit the result set and se if it works :)

 

Cheers!

Damith


thank’s.

Even by adding some filters the collection still huge.

IFS is currenlty looking into it.


@dsj 

There is a restriction to prevent high volume of data being loaded and causing issues in workflows.

This restriction is based on the projection task and the global workflow.

The Number of rows in the collection should be <10000, and the sum of the character length of the response should be < 2097152

 

There is no plan to alter this limits. It is there to avoid unexpected situations arising because of high volume of data. It is there by design.

 

 


@dsj

There is a restriction to prevent high volume of data being loaded and causing issues in workflows.

This restriction is based on the projection task and the global workflow.

The Number of rows in the collection should be <10000, and the sum of the character length of the response should be < 2097152

 

There is no plan to alter this limits. It is there to avoid unexpected situations arising because of high volume of data. It is there by design.

 

 

@IFSRUNINNOVAL Thanks for sharing that. I didn’t knew the exact limits but I also had been ran into the same error due to large data load. Would be nice if IFS can give a proper error message when the result lime is exceeded.


R&D identified showing null is a defect and they will fix this in next releases.


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