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max job number

ProfessorX

what is the max job number that a workflow will go up to?

What happens when it reaches that number?

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james1

> what is the max job number that a workflow will go up to?

I think that it is (31^2)-1, or about 2 billion. Task ids are also drawn from this same pool of numbers, by the way.

> What happens when it reaches that number?

If I had to guess, I'd say that they would start over again at 1, but I'm not sure.

-- James

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James H Koh
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Migrateduser

Can you explain why ID is implemented as a long in OpenAPI if the max value can be contained in an int?

james1

> Can you explain why ID is implemented as a long in OpenAPI if
> the max value can be contained in an int?

Sorry, but no. There are a lot of things about OpenAPI that I, personally, cannot explain.

-- James

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James H Koh
Interwoven Engineering

Migrateduser

OpenAPI chose to use long instead of int in case implementation details changed to allow for ids that are 64 bit long.

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