ForAll function not giving delegation warning

[clau0289]

Hello everyone, I am working hard to correct many of my PowerApps to avoid delegation problems and a doubt came to my mind.

I have seen in documentation + other threads that the ForAll function is not delegable. In my app I have something like this:

ForAll(Filter(Resource_Allocation; ResAlloc_Prj_ID = ComboBox1.Selected.ID And ResAlloc_Long = 0);
Collect(Alloc_Chart;{
Person_ID: ResAlloc_Res_ID;
Ini_Date: ResAlloc_Start;
End_Date: ResAlloc_End;
}))

Where Resource_Allocation is a SharePoint list. In this case I have no delegation warning! Should I be confident that this code will not have delegation problems?

Thank you for your feed back!

Claudia.

[yashag2255 · Accepted solution]

Hey @clau0289 

If you are not getting any delegation warning, then you are good to go. You can update one of the setting just be more confident.

App Settings -> Advanced Settings -> Data Row Limit for Non-Delegable queries -> 2000.

Also, sometimes the delegation warning occurs when you have a hierarchical level of dynamic content, which is not the case in your formula. Until your logical implementation is correct, the formula will work without any problem.

Hope this Helps!

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[clau0289]

Hello @yashag2255  thank you for your answer,

I don't think I will increase the number of delegable queries as I have noticed that it makes the app much slower.

I hope I can be confident with this, in any case I will double check when we get over the 500 records (it happen sooner o later).

Thank you again,

Claudia.