Throttling is a new feature in SharePoint 2010 lists. It allows SharePoint administrators to impose limits on the number of items returned by list queries from a list.
Now we will see this setting step-by-step.
Open the SharePoint 2010 Central Administration website.
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Click here Application Management.
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Click Manage web applications here.
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Select your SharePoint site then click on General Settings then click on Resource Throttling.
It may be a you can get the following screen after clicking here.
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No need to worry. Use the following procedure.
Open SharePoint 2010 Management PowerShell and use the following code:
$w = get-spwebapplication http://Site_URL
$w.HttpThrottleSettings
$w.Update()
Now again select your SharePoint site then click on General Settings then click on Resource Throttling.
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Do the settings as you want.
The following is the description of all settings:
- List View Threshold: Defaults to 5000.
- Object Model Override: Yes/No radio buttons. The default value is Yes.
- List View Threshold for Auditors and Administrators: Defaults to 20000.
- List View Lookup threshold: Defaults to 6.
- Daily Time Window for Large Queries: Check this option that, when enabled, allows setting of a start time and a maximum duration.
- List Unique Permissions Threshold: Defaults to 50000.
- Backward-Compatible Event Handlers: On/Off radio buttons. Defaults to Off.
- HTTP Request Monitoring and Throttling: On/Off radio buttons. Defaults to On.
- Change Log: Defaults to 60 days after which log entries are deleted. Can be set to Never.
Reference:
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/rahul4_saxena/throttling-limits-in-sharepoint-2010/
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