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Message Too Large to Process
Robot User Guide
Last updated Oct 25, 2024
Message Too Large to Process
Processes using large amount of data (e.g. Excel files with more than ~2500 rows) can fail with the following error:
Message: Could not retrieve the result of the job execution. This might be because a message was too large to process.
Exception Type: System.Exception
Message: Could not retrieve the result of the job execution. This might be because a message was too large to process.
Exception Type: System.Exception
The output of the job execution exceeds the maximum configured value of the
maxMessageSizeInMegabytes
parameter in the uipath.config
file.
This parameter has a maximum value of 10 MB.
To resolve this, configure the workflow to save the output in a storage bucket in Orchestrator or in Data Service instead of using an output argument.
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