SAP BO Report Execution time and Record count

Hi All,
We have a requirement to set the limits on report execution time and record count centrally. Can you please help me to identify where exactly we have to define the settings in CMC for BO4.
Thanks in advance,
Shalini

Hi Shalini,
Please follow these steps, also check in for any more details if any;
Step 1: Launch CMC
Step 2: Select Servers
Step 3: Select Web Intelligence processing Server, right click and Goto Properties
Step 4: Maximum List Of Values Size (entries) default value is 50000.
Step 5: Increase this value if your "LOVS" greater than this value.
Step 6: Save and close.
Step 7: Restart the server.
Hope this helps.
- Ram

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http://www.saptechies.com/list-of-important-transaction-codes-tables-programs-reports/
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It's always interesting to see the results of serious attempts to quantify the effects of variation in block sizes, but it's hard to do proper tests and eliminate side effects.
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How can I log the original service instead which was called?
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It was discussed here before: Re: How to call a OSB proxy service from a different OSB process?
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