Column.MaxFetch
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|Declare "MaxFetch=<int>" on the ViewModelColumn action that initiates the search to change from the default (100). See also: [[MaxFetch]]
|Declare "MaxFetch=<int>" on the ViewModelColumn action that initiates the search to change from the default (100). '''See also:''' [[Documentation:MaxFetch|MaxFetch]]
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This is useful for when you do searches with Persistent Storage searches - that is, SQL searches.
This is useful for when you do searches with Persistent Storage searches - that is, SQL searches.
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#Column.MaxFetch <int> Declare "MaxFetch=<int>" on the ViewModelColumn action that initiates the search to change from the default (100). See also: MaxFetch

This is useful for when you do searches with Persistent Storage searches - that is, SQL searches.