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What we've found in the past is there is a threshold of change size beyond which it actually makes more sense for the client to simply request a new snapshot rather than process that volume of change.
We would need a command line switch (default disabled?) that specifies the total amount of change a given client can handle, and if the client has more than this pending number of changes when they go to fetch data, the server should return a failure condition to them and instruct them to refresh their database.
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Add configurable cap on amount of data changeserver will send in one response
Add configurable cap on amount of data changeserver will send to a single client
Nov 4, 2016
What we've found in the past is there is a threshold of change size beyond which it actually makes more sense for the client to simply request a new snapshot rather than process that volume of change.
We would need a command line switch (default disabled?) that specifies the total amount of change a given client can handle, and if the client has more than this pending number of changes when they go to fetch data, the server should return a failure condition to them and instruct them to refresh their database.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: