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OData query syntax tree has exceeded nodes count limit of '100'

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Posted on 24 May 2023 10:20:53 by 19

Hi 

 

Facing the below error while filtering the data, I have a SQL View where 16 columns in single table/view. when I applied more than 4 filters at a time and tried to filter the data but encountered with error as : 

 

Error when trying to retrieve data from the network: OData query syntax tree has exceeded nodes count limit of '100'. Please try to simplify OData query parameters expressions. inner exception: The node count limit of '100' has been exceeded. To increase the limit, set the 'MaxNodeCount' property on EnableQueryAttribute or ODataValidationSettings. clientRequestId: ee189797-54d6-4ca0-87b1-ac5ee02e8338. 

 

 

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    152 on 21 Aug 2023 at 21:26:02
    Re: OData query syntax tree has exceeded nodes count limit of '100'

    Hi,

    I also ran into this same problem.

    My data source is a SQL data table. 

    I have over 30 conditions.  PowerApps will begin to cry foul on me if the 21st condition was added to the Filter. 

    I found that if I were to add a condition pointing to a bit column in SQL table, PowerApps will NOT cry foul and the Filter WILL Work! 

     

    Filter (SQLTable,

        Condition1,

        Contition2, ......  

        Condition20,

       "true" in ABitColumn,

        Condition21, 

        Condition22)

     

    I don't know if this is bug or what.  It seems to work for me! 

     

    dchan

     

     

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