Hi,
Few months back, PowerApps users solved my problem to help me filter my central database based on the records saved in another database. Both had a common 'key' column.
However, there is a delegation warning which says the data might not be loaded if the records exceed 500. (Please don't advise on increasing this record limit to 2000 as I don't want to hinder the app's performance).
My question is, I am not sure which of the 2 databases will not load more than 500 records? Following is the screenshot. Is it the TaskPlannerDatabase or is it MyAssignmentsTemp? Can somebody clarify this?'
Regards,
Aakash
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I suggest you create a collection for both Tables.
Then use the Collection in the formula
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I suggest you create a collection for both Tables.
Then use the Collection in the formula
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Hi Aakash,
I'm fairly convinced that the limit will apply to both.
Even without the '2 level nesting' that you're doing, the operation beneath is not delegable.
TaskID in MyAssignmentsTemp.TaskID
Therefore, the limit will certainly apply to the MyAssignmentsTemp table.
From my experience, ClearCollect will not collect more than the non-delegable limit, so the limit will also apply to the TaskPlannerDatabase table.
@timl Thanks for your reply.
@eka24 You won't believe how much time did I spend on this community to fix this delegation warning. Here is the proof. While MyAssigmentsTemp was already a collection, your idea of converting the other one into a collection too was simple yet brilliant! The delegation warning has disappeared now! Thank you so much!
Regards,
Aakash
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