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To avoid these errors, it is recommended to configure the directory item limit policy for your job. This option is configurable with a default system maximum of 10,000 for a single directory, corresponding with most platforms recommendations. While some platforms such as Box may allow upwards of 15,000 items in a single directory, changing this configuration limit may result in reduced performance and potentially unexpected errors. To improve the performance of your transfer, it is recommended to use the DryvIQ system configuration of maximum 10,000 items per container. DryvIQ will identify the directories that exceed this limit , flag and notify with the following message:
Other activity | Error activity
and flag these items.
When viewing the Log page for the job in the user interface, these items will be flagged, “Maximum number of items exceeded.”
In the log files, these items will be flagged with
"Level": "Error",
"Name": "TransferExecutor",
"Message": "The path exceeds the maximum number of 10,000 children: /path", (Note that the number of children will reflect the maximum number set if you edited the default limit.)
During remediation, evaluate the source content and move items into sub-folders until each directory contains 10,000 items or less.
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