I was creating a new base and went to add in a synced table from our main data set and got the above error. Has anyone seen this before and know how to fix it? We are on the Enterprise plan and as far as we are aware there are no limits on synced views
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ERROR: "The source application has reached the maximum allowable number of synced targets."
+5Best answer by Callum_Green
I actually have a actual answer now. The new restrictions are a base can sync into 100 targets. So its not about the number of sync links you have but the total number of times all syncs are used!
+31Hmm, Enterprise plans allow for 20 "Synced tables per base":
Perhaps your main data set already has 20 synced tables outwards?
+5TheTimeSavingCo wrote:
Hmm, Enterprise plans allow for 20 "Synced tables per base":
Perhaps your main data set already has 20 synced tables outwards?
Thats 20 going into a table. I was trying to set up a table with 1 sync going into it. The table its coming from has something like 200-300 different sync views coming out of it
+4Callum_Green wrote:
Thats 20 going into a table. I was trying to set up a table with 1 sync going into it. The table its coming from has something like 200-300 different sync views coming out of it
FWIW we also ran into this just today, and we had more than 100 outgoing syncs. We cleaned up a lot of these syncs but are still encountering these issues. Would appreciate some clarity on the restrictions.
+1Agreed to what Josh and others have said above. Unsure of why we ran into this now, especially on the enterprise plan.
+5I actually have a actual answer now. The new restrictions are a base can sync into 100 targets. So its not about the number of sync links you have but the total number of times all syncs are used!
+3Joshua_Kutsko wrote:
FWIW we also ran into this just today, and we had more than 100 outgoing syncs. We cleaned up a lot of these syncs but are still encountering these issues. Would appreciate some clarity on the restrictions.
Did you get a resolution on this? We received the same error and proceeded to disable syncs from the target to reduce the number of synced targets but still get the same error. Have you been able to clear the error and proceed with adding a new sync table?
+5afeld wrote:
Did you get a resolution on this? We received the same error and proceeded to disable syncs from the target to reduce the number of synced targets but still get the same error. Have you been able to clear the error and proceed with adding a new sync table?
We went through our base and deleted as many sync views as we could, according to our Account Manager for now we can only have 100 uses of sync links coming out of a single base
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