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[closed] Upload file size limit?

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is anybody aware of an upload limit for file size? During an evaluation some people have seen error messages from the RTC server:
"The uploaded file size exceeds the file size allowed: 52428800 Bytes"

Setup is RTC 2.0 on Windows with Tomcat / Derby. I am trying to determine wether this limit is due to using Derby or maybe is a switch in Tomcat. Will it go away when we use DB2 / WAS? Any pointers?

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The question has been closed for the following reason: "The question is answered, right answer was accepted" by abister Jun 19 '12, 3:29 a.m.

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Hi

I'm not an RTC configuration expert, but I've stumbled across the statement below which I've kept for future use:

The default size limit for an attachment is 50MB. This value can be configured in the Admin Web UI.


Maybe soneome from Jazz Team can confirm this statement.

/Torbitz



Hi,

is anybody aware of an upload limit for file size? During an evaluation some people have seen error messages from the RTC server:
"The uploaded file size exceeds the file size allowed: 52428800 Bytes"

Setup is RTC 2.0 on Windows with Tomcat / Derby. I am trying to determine wether this limit is due to using Derby or maybe is a switch in Tomcat. Will it go away when we use DB2 / WAS? Any pointers?
Arne Bister selected this answer as the correct answer

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Correct,

If you browse to the Advanced Properties page in the web ui, you can configure the max work item attachment size and the max file content size.

Cheers,
Jean-Michel

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If you browse to the Advanced Properties page in the web ui, you can configure the max work item attachment size and the max file content size.
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Embarrassingly, I missed this on my first pass through the advanced properties page. Thanks, everybody - really fast and useful replies :D

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On a similar subject, are there any size limitations?

Are there any recommendations on what you should and shouldnt be putting under source control?

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Question asked: Oct 19 '09, 3:46 a.m.

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