SQL Action Limit
What is this?
SQL action limit is a predefined restriction on operations that modify data in the system, including creating, editing, and deleting records. It is designed to prevent system overload and limit individual user activity.
How it works
The limit is set by the administrator and may vary between users. However, an individual user’s limit cannot exceed the total system limit.
There are three values: number of SQL calls allowed per hour, day, and month. The user’s current usage of these limits is displayed in the "User Settings" module.
If a user reaches their assigned limit, SQL operations are blocked and the system returns an error. All limit violations are recorded in the Log of limits, which is accessible to administrators.
Administrators can also define the number of SQL calls per month, day, and hour for the entire account under the subscription plan, in the "Default User Settings" tab of the "Account Settings" module.