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      Does the API call limitation also considers calls to the Alma (Standard) sandbox?

      Or are these counted separately? 

    • Daily API Request Threshold
      The Daily API Request Threshold permits 1000 API calls per number of named user licenses per day (the threshold is not per-user basis - it is enforced against the aggregate of all API calls made by the institution in a 24 hour period). For example, for an institution with a 100 named users license, the Daily API Request Threshold is 100,000 requests (100 named users X 1000 calls = 100,000 daily requests). If the number of API requests exceeds the daily threshold, an error is returned for any additional API request

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      The threshold includes calls to the sandbox. It is expected that, being a test environment not many calls will be made.

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    • Article last edited: 29-Aug-2017
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