maximumRecords
The term maximumRecords refers to a configuration setting or parameter commonly found in software applications, particularly those dealing with data retrieval or processing. Its primary purpose is to limit the number of records that can be returned or processed in a single operation. This limit is often set to prevent performance issues, manage resource consumption, or control the size of data transfers.
For example, in database queries, setting a maximumRecords value can ensure that a query does not return
The specific implementation and naming of this parameter can vary across different systems. It might be called