To ensure the availability and quality of Business Central services, Microsoft put a certain limitation on the reports, such as Max Execution Timeout to prevent report running continuously for days. You can see this limitation when you run any report under Advanced section.
If you go over the limit, the report will be canceled. Below is an example where I setup the Maximum Rows as…
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Report Limit
To ensure the availability and quality of Business Central services, Microsoft put a certain limitation on the reports, such as Max Execution Timeout to prevent report running continuously for days. You can see this limitation when you run any report under Advanced section. If you go over the limit, the report will be canceled.
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Experienced NZ-based NAV Developer and Consultant with 10+ years of experience leading multiple IT projects, performing business analyst, developing, implementing, and upgrading Dynamics NAV and Business Central.
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I am passionate to deliver solution that focuses on user-friendly interface while keeping high standard of compliance with the needs. I believe in adding value to people’s lives and try to leave people better than when I first met them.
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