Known limits
The ceilings the system has — in tables, links, graphs and formats — and how each one is stated on screen when it applies.
Every ceiling here shares one rule: when it applies, it is stated. Nothing is silently truncated, and no list shows a subset while looking complete.
Tables
| Limit | Behavior |
|---|---|
| A table never scrolls sideways | The width is shared out between the columns, each is held above a legible floor, and whatever still does not fit moves into a per-row panel opened by "Show N more fields" |
| One line per cell | The full value is in the tooltip and in the row drawer |
| Rows per page | 10 / 20 / 50 / 100, stored per table and per browser |
| Event history | The most recent events are shown; a note states how many out of how many, and says to narrow it with the filters |
| A preview list on a record's Summary tab | Five rows. Beneath them a line states how many more there are and where the full list is — on its own tab |
| A bulk action on 20 rows or more | Asks for confirmation, naming the row count |
| A link from a table into the scheduling wizard | Up to 50 items. What was dropped is stated, and the rows past the ceiling are drawn dashed rather than removed |
Row density is the reader's own choice and is stored per table.
Saved views
A saved view holds the display strings of its filters, not codes. So:
- it survives a column being hidden or removed — an unknown key is simply skipped;
- it does not survive a Hebrew label being reworded. After such a change the view loads without an error and matches nothing.
That is the reason to reword labels deliberately and to check the saved views afterwards.
Graphs
| Limit | Behavior |
|---|---|
| How many nodes are drawn | A "Show" control with explicit steps and an "All" option — 30/60/120 on the estate map, 50/150/300 on the system graph, 20/40/80 on the neighbor view. Never a silent ceiling |
| A large neighbor view | Above roughly 20 neighbors it opens as a matrix rather than a graph; below that, radial. It can be switched by hand |
| Keyboard and screen readers | The canvas itself is not keyboard-navigable. Every graph has a Table tab carrying exactly the same state, and the graph's description points at it explicitly |
| Saving an image | "Save image" writes a PNG only, at twice the screen scale, of the current view. There is no vector export |
| Zoom and position | Preserved when you change color, size or focus. An action that moves nodes — a layout change, or a change to the set of nodes — rebuilds the view. "Reset the view" returns it to fit |
Reports and formats
- The format list is decided at runtime from what is installed on the server. A format that cannot be produced is not offered, and the reason is printed beside it.
- HTML is always available and is the only format that appears in the mail body. Everything else is attached as a file.
- Both delivery logs show the most recent 200 entries, filterable by report or by rule.
Messages
An SMS that is not English-only is sent in UCS-2: 70 characters in one segment, 67 in every further segment. The meter under the text box shows the segments, how many characters are left in the segment, and the cost line — segments × recipients = billed messages. One added Hebrew character can add a segment for every recipient.
Deployment
One application process. The system is not designed to run as several concurrent copies: the internal schedulers live inside the process, and two copies mean two reminders and two reports. The full explanation is in Architecture.
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