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Greeting.

I am a new user using this service and I have a question about the assigned space. This week I am working on Power Automate Desktop and when I saved the changes I had made I got the following error:

I thought that my desktop flows (there are 4 flows) were occupying the maximum allocated capacity, I'm going to check the admin platform website and I see that I don't have space.

I see that I have exceeded the maximum capacity of allocated space. Upon seeing this, I begin to eliminate desktop flows that I did not use.
I waited 24 hours as the page says to see how much space decreased, but after 24 hours it remains unchanged.

WorkFlowBase:

FlowSesssion

FlowSession keeps increasing, this seems strange to me.
My desktop flows just do webscraping, extract information from a web page, and then store that information in a SQL database locally on my physical server.

I have 3 questions
1. What is the maximum size a desktop stream can have?
2. I can't find where to see the current size of my flows in a detailed way.
3. What is flowsession? and because it is increasing daily. My flows are not edited daily, these desktop flows are only edited once every two or three months.
Please I need guidance with these questions

Categories:

Power Automate Desktop

Hey Hi,

Please find the answer for your questions.

1.Desktop flows in v1 schema environments can't exceed 100 MB in size.

Link: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-automate/desktop-flows/requirements#known-issues-and-limitations

2.Unfortunately, Power Automate Desktop does not provide a built-in feature to check the size of a specific flow directly.

3.In Power Automate Desktop, a FlowSession is a term used to refer to a specific instance or run of a desktop flow. Each time a desktop flow is triggered, whether manually or automatically (such as on a schedule or from a cloud flow), a new FlowSession is created.

The increasing number of FlowSessions you’re observing is likely due to the desktop flows being run multiple times. Even if the flows themselves are not being edited, each run of the flow will create a new FlowSession.

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Thanks & Regards

Vishnu Reddy