| Limit number of runs held in memory |
Enter the
maximum number of runs per component that you want to view in the Runtime Gateway.
This is useful if you are working with a model that has a large data
set. If the number of runs exceeds this value, the oldest runs are discarded.
The default is 100,000. You can change this value, but you will have to unload and reload the
job or close the Runtime Gateway
for the change to take effect. Changing this setting does not affect
currently running jobs. You can also override this value in the Runtime Gateway
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| Limit number of runs in graphs |
Enter the number
of runs you want to include in graphs. This option sets limits for graphs,
the Engineering Data Mining (EDM) tool, and two-dimensional scatter plots.
If the number of runs available to display exceeds the limit specified,
the graph begins uniform sampling of the data to stay within the limit.
This option is useful to improve performance when you are working with
complex models that have many runs. The default is 10,000. Note:
Each point in multiline/overlay visuals (e.g., Engineering
Data Mining and history graphs with overlay) counts against the data
row limit. Therefore, data sampling begins earlier with these visuals
than it does with simpler visuals. For example, a history graph showing
10 parameters on one graph when there are 100 runs requires 1000 points.
Therefore, if the limit is set to fewer than 1000 points, data sampling
will occur to ensure that only 1000 points are displayed.
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