Is there a maximum length/ no. of bytes that can be set to a parameter. I have a parameter that holds a large body of text and it doesn't seem to be holding the full text that is being polled, and wondering if it is a case of it exceeding the number of bytes that a parameter can hold.
Thank you.
Hi Ryan,
The only limitations I'm aware of are those of the string classes themselves. These are ~2^30 characters for both C# and C++ (~1 billion UTF-16 characters). You didn't specify how large the expected response is, but I don't think this is the limit we're hitting.
Since you're talking about a response from a GET request, is there any chance that we're hitting the timeout and parse whatever is received by that point?
Hi Ryan,
Are you using the lines attribute in the Measurement - Type tag?
This will show a multiline box
Hi Jens,
I’ve attached the parameter in question. The parameter is set by a connection to an endpoint with a GET request and the response content is set to the parameter shown below. When I enter the url into a browser and compare it to what I receive in the stream viewer and what gets set to the parameter – the parameter value seems to not be the full content compared to what I see in the stream viewer and browser.
The Measurement – Type tag in my parameter is:
string
Haha yes I don’t think it will exceed that limit! Thank you for the suggestion the current timeout is 1500 so will increase that value and try it out. Thank you