Web Service Limits

The following web service limits apply to all web services by default.

Since	Default Value	Comment	Behavior
7.5 SP2	20	The maximum number of integration threads allowed by JVM.	The Web Service policy manager ensures that no more than x web service calls runs simultaneously. When the maximum number of running web service call is reached, any new web service call will be rejected with an error message.
7.5 SP2	-1 (no minimum)	The minimum export rate that is tolerated by the integration toolkit. This setting enables the integration toolkit to stop the processing of an export if the current data export rate is too low. The data export rate indicates the number of entities exported in an hour.	When serializing export results (after each entity or after each CSV report row), check the export rate. If the export rate is lower than the allowed export rate, the export is cancelled.
7.5 SP2	200	The maximum number of records that can be returned by an export request sent to the integration export service. If a request would return more results, an error is returned instead.	The maximum number of records is check before serializing results.
7.5 SP2	2048000 (2 MB)	The maximum size (in bytes) of the response generated by an export request sent to the integration export service. If the service notices that the response size is larger than this value, an error is returned instead.	When serializing export results (after each entity or after each CSV report row), check the export size. If export size is greater than the allowed size, the export is cancelled.
7.5 SP2	90 (1 minute 30 sec)	The maximum time in seconds permitted for an export request. This setting enables the integration toolkit to stop an export request if it takes more than the specified amount of time.	When serializing export results (after each entity or after each CSV report row), check the elapsed time of the export. If the elapsed time is greater than the maximum export time, the export is cancelled.
7.5 SP2	25000 Corresponds to an average of 17 calls/minute	The maximum number of web service calls that can be invoked daily.	The maximum is checked before invoking the service. If the daily invocation maximum is already reached, the service is not invoked and an error is returned to the user.
7.5 SP2	250000 Corresponds to an average of 10 exported entities/call for 17 calls/minute (more/call if less calls/minute)	The maximum number of records that can be exported daily.	The maximum is checked before extracting data. E.g.: If the limit is 250 000 records per day and there is already 200 000 exported records for the current day, an extract returning 50 001 records will not run because this would exceed the daily limit.
Always	N/A	Certain WSDLs may contain two types where the only difference in their names is that one is all in small-case letters and the other contains upper-case letters. This peculiarity is a limiting factor for the Visual Basic language as it is not case sensitive.	When a customer tries to use this type of WSDL to generate a stub in Visual Basic, the generated class will not compile since two different classes will have the same name.