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    Implementing v16.02 rep_change 493 (set_result_set_limit)

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    • Article Type: General
    • Product: Aleph
    • Product Version: 16.02

    Description:
    In v16 fix 493 reinstated the set_result_set_limit.
    When I looked in our www_server.conf file I did not see this setenv setting.
    Does this mean that we do not have this rep_change in place?

    Resolution:
    The Implementation Notes for rep_change 493 say this:.
    In order to change the limit of records that can be included in a result set, perform the following changes:.
    1. Define the new set_result_set_limit variable in the ./alephe/www_server.conf and/or in the ./alephe/pc_server_defaults files as in the following sample:.
    setenv set_result_set_limit 5000.
    Note that the range can be set from 1000 up to 20000 records..
    2. Change the following line in the ./alephe/www_f_lng/short-include-2 file:.
    Records $0100 -$0200 of $0300 (maximum display and sort is 1000 records).
    To:.
    Records $0100 -$0200 of $0300 (maximum display and sort is $4500 records)


    • Article last edited: 10/8/2013
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