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 |[ADR-34](adr/ADR-34.md)|jetstream, client, server|JetStream Consumers Multiple Filters|
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+|[ADR-40](adr/ADR-40.md)|client|Request Many|
 
 ## Jetstream
 
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+# Request Many
+
+| Metadata | Value                 |
+|----------|-----------------------|
+| Date     | 2023-06-26            |
+| Author   | @aricart, @scottf,   @Jarema     |
+| Status   | Partially Implemented |
+| Tags     | client                |
+
+## Problem Statement
+Have the client support receiving multiple replies from a single request, instead of limiting the client to the first reply.
+
+## Design
+
+Making the request and handling multiple replies is straightforward. Much like a simplified fetch, the developer
+will provide some basic strategy information that tell how many messages to wait for and how long to wait for those messages.
+
+* The client doesn't assume success or failure - only that it might receive messages.
+The various options are there to short circuit the length of the wait.
+* The Subsequent Max value allows for waiting for the service with the slowest latency. (scatter gather)
+* The message count allows for waiting for some count of messages or a timer (scatter gather)
+
+## Config
+
+#### Timeout
+
+**Default: same as default for standard request or 1 second**
+If client supports global timeout config, it should be reused as a default here.
+
+The maximum amount of time to wait for responses.
+* Responses are accepted until the max time is reached.
+
+#### Muxing
+By default, request many does use client request muxer.
+
+### Strategies
+
+#### None
+Only timeout applies
+
+#### Interval / Max Jitter
+**Default: disabled**
+
+Max interval that can be encountered between messages.
+If interval between any messages is larger than set, client will not wait for more messages.
+
+#### Count
+**Default: No default. Count is required to use this strategy**
+
+The number of responses to allow.
+
+* Responses are accepted until the count is reached.
+* Must be used in combination with a time as the count may never be reached.
+
+## Regarding Time
+It's possible that there is a connectivity issue that prevents messages from reaching the requestor so
+a request timeout, versus serving the responses being terminated by meeting a time condition.
+It would be useful to be able to differentiate between these, but this may not be possible. Do the best you can.
+
+## Additional Discussion
+Is there some level of implementation that should be considered as basic core behavior, such as the most simple multiple reply with a max wait?
+Or should the entire implementation be dealt with like an add-on, similar to KV, OS
+
+## Beyond Scope, for future consideration
+
+#### Sentinel strategy
+
+A sentinel is a message with an empty payload.
+
+* The sentinel strategy allows for waiting for chunked data,
+for instance a message that represents a large file that is larger than the max payload.
+* It's up to the developer to understand the data, not the client's responsibility.
+    * For ordering for the chunks, maybe use a header.
+    * If any chunks were missing, re-issue the request indicating the missing chunk ids.
+* Must be used in combination with a time as a sentinel may never be sent or missed.