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Is it possible to put a limit on how big attachments can be?
For example, when a user creates a journal and wants to attach some evidence. Is it possible to stop them from uploading a 40 gb video file or something equally silly?
I believe the actual limit on the related database table is about 2GB per item, but I expect something else will typically time out before that record has a chance to be written; in practice, it's not much of a concern. If you are in a Cloud environment, have a chat with Support and they should be able to give you details of the various network limits - usually they have the opposite problem...
If you think this option should be configurable, you can file the request on the IdeaStream boards.
JackLacava
OneStream Employee
OneStream EmployeeI believe the actual limit on the related database table is about 2GB per item, but I expect something else will typically time out before that record has a chance to be written; in practice, it's not much of a concern. If you are in a Cloud environment, have a chat with Support and they should be able to give you details of the various network limits - usually they have the opposite problem...
If you think this option should be configurable, you can file the request on the IdeaStream boards.