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Gokulaselvan
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Need to know the error message when HubDB table has reached 10,000 rows limit.

Hi,

 

We are planning to create a new HubDB table when the existing HubDB table has reached its limit (10,000 rows per HubDB table).

 

So, I would like to know what error message will come in the API response when we try to add rows to the table that has reached the limit. On receiving that particular error message we will create a new table.

 

Thanks.

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beenalic
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Need to know the error message when HubDB table has reached 10,000 rows limit.


@Gokulaselvansherman oaks locksmith wrote:

Hi,

We are planning to create a new HubDB table when the existing HubDB table has reached its limit (10,000 rows per HubDB table).

So, I would like to know what error message will come in the API response when we try to add rows to the table that has reached the limit. On receiving that particular error message we will create a new table.

Thanks.


When you try to add rows to a HubDB table that has reached its 10,000-row limit, the API response will typically return an error message indicating that the table has exceeded its row capacity. The exact error message may vary, but you should look for a response code related to "limit exceeded" or a similar message. Once you receive this error, you can trigger the creation of a new table as planned. It's advisable to handle this in your code to automate the transition smoothly.

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Gokulaselvan
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Need to know the error message when HubDB table has reached 10,000 rows limit.

Thanks @beenalic for your reply. I am looking for some exact error code or error message for this case. But I couldn't find any in the following list: https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/http-status-codes

 

Is there any possibility to get insight on this?

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Blaravan
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Need to know the error message when HubDB table has reached 10,000 rows limit.


@GokulaselvanCleaning Services in Bowmanville wrote:

Thanks @beenalic for your reply. I am looking for some exact error code or error message for this case. But I couldn't find any in the following list: https://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/http-status-codes

Is there any possibility to get insight on this?


If you're looking for specific error codes or messages and can't find them in HubSpot's list, you might want to check more comprehensive resources like the official HTTP status code documentation or sites like Mozilla Developer Network (MDN) for detailed explanations.

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