Writeback time-out & batch size settings
Admins can adjust the request timeout duration and the batch size for writebacks in the admin console, especially when working with high-volume data, to achieve superior performance.
1. Request Time out
When Inforiver cannot connect to a writeback destination within the specified time limit, it displays a request timeout error. You can now set a custom connection time from the admin console which gives ample time for Inforiver to connect to a destination before displaying a time-out error.
In the admin console, navigate to Settings and then Writeback > Settings. Under the Writeback destination connection settings, you can set the duration of the request time-out. In the example, we have set it to 300 seconds. Inforiver will wait up to 300 seconds for the connection to be established before generating a request timeout error.
2. Batched Write Setting
By default, if your writeback payload exceeds 50k records, Inforiver can split the payload into multiple chunks and write them back batch-by-batch. To know how to configure batched writeback and specify the temporary table for holding the batched data, you can refer to this section.
You can change the default batch size of 50k records in the Batched Write Setting section. In the example below, we have specified the batch size as 75k. Batched writeback happens when the writeback payload exceeds 75k records with each chunk size of 75k records.
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