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Hello,
I am trying to use the table to table import functionality that is built into QuickBase. I am currently using this feature on a few different tables as a way to archive large tables (over 1,000 fields).  I was able to set up the table to table import a week ago, and then all of the sudden, when I go to edit the table to table import and adjust some fields and where they copy over I get this error:

Too Much Data

Your request produced over 194MBytes of data. This is over the limit we can safely transmit to your browser. Please simplify your request.

Also, the main table :

Size:

207 KB (211,515 bytes) (less than 1% full)

The archive table:
275 KB (281,372 bytes) (less than 1% full)

Any idea why this would all of the sudden start happening?

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Shane Miller
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It's a guess but I would guess that it is an incorrect error message. There's no way that is too much data. But maybe it's too many fields.  I don't know if there is a field limit on how many fields can be mapped in a saved table to table import.  Probably only QuickBase support would know that.

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Mark Shnier (Your Quickbase Coach)
mark.shnier@gmail.com
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Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2023 14:59
From: Shane Miller
Subject: Table to Table import

Hello,
I am trying to use the table to table import functionality that is built into QuickBase. I am currently using this feature on a few different tables as a way to archive large tables (over 1,000 fields).  I was able to set up the table to table import a week ago, and then all of the sudden, when I go to edit the table to table import and adjust some fields and where they copy over I get this error:

Too Much Data

Your request produced over 194MBytes of data. This is over the limit we can safely transmit to your browser. Please simplify your request.

Also, the main table :

Size:

207 KB (211,515 bytes) (less than 1% full)

The archive table:
275 KB (281,372 bytes) (less than 1% full)

Any idea why this would all of the sudden start happening?

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Shane Miller
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Thank you, I will reach out to QuickBase Support.

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Shane Miller
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Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2023 15:56
From: Mark Shnier (Your Quickbase Coach)
Subject: Table to Table import

It's a guess but I would guess that it is an incorrect error message. There's no way that is too much data. But maybe it's too many fields.  I don't know if there is a field limit on how many fields can be mapped in a saved table to table import.  Probably only QuickBase support would know that.

------------------------------
Mark Shnier (Your Quickbase Coach)
mark.shnier@gmail.com

Original Message:
Sent: 02-07-2023 14:59
From: Shane Miller
Subject: Table to Table import

Hello,
I am trying to use the table to table import functionality that is built into QuickBase. I am currently using this feature on a few different tables as a way to archive large tables (over 1,000 fields).  I was able to set up the table to table import a week ago, and then all of the sudden, when I go to edit the table to table import and adjust some fields and where they copy over I get this error:

Too Much Data

Your request produced over 194MBytes of data. This is over the limit we can safely transmit to your browser. Please simplify your request.

Also, the main table :

Size:

207 KB (211,515 bytes) (less than 1% full)

The archive table:
275 KB (281,372 bytes) (less than 1% full)

Any idea why this would all of the sudden start happening?

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Shane Miller
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