RecordCap

Shuaib Nazir

Hi, I am creating an IDO Custom Assembly and in C#, calling loadCollection, where I am expecting 50,000 records:

            LoadCollectionResponseData loadResponse = new LoadCollectionResponseData();

            LoadCollectionRequestData loadRequest = new LoadCollectionRequestData();

            //Some Code here

            loadRequest.RecordCap = 0;

            loadResponse.RecordCap = 0;


            loadResponse = this.Context.Commands.LoadCollection(loadRequest);

I am getting max 5000 rows. I want to get more than 5000. RecordCap is NOT working as expected. Any tips on how I can load more rows?

Carsten Steinhoefel

Please read the following chapter in the documentation: Infor Documentation Library

Basically, there are 3 record caps coming into play: The farm-level record cap which I believe is 20,000 in MT cloud (would need to confirm), the Max User record cap setting on the Process Defaults form and the record cap the users are setting or you are setting programmatically. Details about the interaction are described in above doc.

Carsten Steinhoefel

If you want to read the data in chunks, you can use bookmarking like below:

			var request = new LoadCollectionRequestData("IDO Name", "Properties", "", "", 100);
			request.EnableBookmark = true;

			var response = Context.Commands.LoadCollection(request);
			var bookmark = response.Bookmark;
			var hasMoreRows = response.MoreItems;
                        // Process first bunch now  

			while (hasMoreRows)
			{
				request.Bookmark = bookmark;
				request.LoadType = LoadCollectionType.Next; 
				response = Context.Commands.LoadCollection(request);
				bookmark = response.Bookmark;
				hasMoreRows = response.MoreItems;
				// Process next batch here

			}
		}

There is also an example in the documentation using the Mongoose REST API:

https://docs.infor.com/mg/2024.x/en-us/mongooseolh/default.html?helpcontent=mgiiea/ooc1576799884898.html&hl=bookmark

Shuaib Nazir

https://community.developer.infor.com/discussion/comment/286#Comment_286

Thanks, this is what I was looking for.