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Vikram Rao
Vikram Rao

Reputation: 514

Parse 155 Error - Exceeded request limit

I get this error while developing an iOS application using parse service. 

Error Domain=Parse Code=155 "The operation couldn’t be completed. (Parse error 155.)" UserInfo=0x1e0d8b00 {code=155, error=This application has exceeded its request limit.}

While i understand what the error means, i don't know how i can make 30 requests per second, when i hardly make 2-5 requests per minute. I can see spikes in the parse analytics too. My question is what constitutes a request - is it a parse call like saveInBackgroundWithBlock: or deleteInBackgroundWithBlock: on the PFObject? If so i don't think i can ever make 30 requests per second while developing with a single parse object to play around in the cloud.

UPDATE

I logged my parse calls which are well extracted to be not duplicated and logged the calls. After 10 minutes this is what the count looked like (file is PFFile:getDataInBackgroundWithBlock:). Please consider the bottom most values as latest as it continuous logging of incrementing counts in a dictionary - 

file : 3
find : 1
file : 3
find : 3
save : 1
file : 3
find : 5
save : 2
Error: This application has exceeded its request limit. (Code: 155, Version: 1.2.19)
ERROR in finding entities - Error Domain=Parse Code=155 "The operation couldn’t be completed. (Parse error 155.)" UserInfo=0x21dd3070 {code=155, error=This application has exceeded its request limit.}

As can be seen, just after some time the 155 error is thrown. I am confused if the request counting of parse is the way i imagine or if the parse iOS SDK does multiple requests internaly for my one PFQuery:findObjectsInBackgroundWithBlock: for example.

UPDATE 2

Setup a network proxy to see what calls parse iOS sdk makes when run in simulator -

Here is the screenshot when i got an error saying request limit exceeded -

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And Here is parse api request graph in their website -

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There never was 400 requests made in the first place as can bee seen by the network proxy report which says 2 requests. Definitely something is wrong with parse and they don't like free plan users which is a shame as they could have said so and I would either have bought a plan or moved elsewhere. And the parse folks are not responding...

Upvotes: 0

Views: 1520

Answers (1)

Spidy
Spidy

Reputation: 1146

You have to click on the Performance tab which comes in the bottom-most position (Highlighted in Blue) of the events to know the Request/Second Log. If the Request exceeds the Yellow Boundary then you will get the This application has exceeded its request limit error.

Parse Performance Log

If you have your Requests/Second going above the Yellow boundary, then you will have to use the Slider to to buy more request limit.

The Following is my Events log, Do note that this is not the request/second log shown below. What you need is the First image.

Parse Events Log

For getting the file transfer Log you have to click on the Plus (+) button on the right of API Requests on the second Image.

Upvotes: 1

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