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Does the "Generate Session ID" operator have an upper value limit?


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Hi everyone,
I'm using the "Generate Session ID" operator from the operator toolbox in one of my processes. As date attribute for this operator I use a boolean attribute, which indicates the start of a session. However, when I tried to run this process on a large dataset, where my boolean attribute has more than 3000 "true" examples, I notice that the Session ID stops increasing at 2999.
Is this a limit that is set in the operator? And if yes, is there a way to remove this limit?
Thanks a lot!
Ward Vandaele
I'm using the "Generate Session ID" operator from the operator toolbox in one of my processes. As date attribute for this operator I use a boolean attribute, which indicates the start of a session. However, when I tried to run this process on a large dataset, where my boolean attribute has more than 3000 "true" examples, I notice that the Session ID stops increasing at 2999.
Is this a limit that is set in the operator? And if yes, is there a way to remove this limit?
Thanks a lot!
Ward Vandaele
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ward_vandaele Member Posts: 2
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Nevermind, I found it. It was pure coincidence and had more to do with th e data itself
But thanks anyway!3
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for reference, the limit would be MAX_INT, which i doubt someone can get
BR,
Martin
Dortmund, Germany