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You need to monitor whether we are reaching the maximum number of items in a database table (at least, using the ActiveObjects API). See the section "Usage metrics" in the administration:
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This is a difficult problem, because it is difficult to do something once you have reached this limit. - IDs in the database are attributed sequentially and are not being reused. Once you reach 2,147,483,648 items ever created in a single table, you can't create other items, even if there are currently only 10 items in the table.
- If you have few requirements, for example if you don't have too many baselines, then it is possible to reassign the IDs starting from 0, then reinitialize the sequences.
- If you have (number of requirements * number of properties per requirement * number of baselines) > 2 billion, then we have to code a new program and it will take months for us.
Therefore, please notify us in advance. |