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Add default for the max number of returned records displayed #465

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bechbd opened this issue Mar 16, 2023 · 0 comments
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Add default for the max number of returned records displayed #465

bechbd opened this issue Mar 16, 2023 · 0 comments
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bechbd commented Mar 16, 2023

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Currently, the graph notebook displays all the results returned for a query. This is problematic if you return large result sets, as they will cause the notebook to run slow and/or crash due to resource constraints. We should add functionality to the notebook to only show the top N (maybe 1000) results. This option could be overridden using a flag like --max-results X.
If you wanted the complete results, you can still get them via the --store-to feature. We should also add a note at the bottom of the table and graph displays that says something like Showing the first 1000 results of XX

@bechbd bechbd added the enhancement New feature or request label Mar 16, 2023
@michaelnchin michaelnchin added this to New issues/Needs triage or review in Planning via automation Mar 29, 2023
@Poornacn Poornacn moved this from New issues/Needs triage or review to Medium priority in Planning Mar 29, 2023
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