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Author: MarkvanMents

content/en/docs/refguide/runtime/custom-settings/_index.md

@@ -273,7 +273,7 @@ The settings below influence the behavior of the Mendix web client.
 | <a id="commendixwebuiFeedbackSizeWarningThreshold" href="#commendixwebuiFeedbackSizeWarningThreshold">com.<wbr>mendix.<wbr>webui.<wbr>FeedbackSizeWarningThreshold</a> | A warning is logged when the feedback size exceeds the threshold. Feedback is sent from server to client to instruct (for example, to refresh objects or to open a page). They are serialized as "instructions" in the server response. If there are too many instructions, this can have performance implications, as they all have to be serialized to the client. For this reason, a warning is logged when the threshold is exceeded. | 5000 |
 | <a id="commendixwebuiStateSizeWarningThreshold" href="#commendixwebuiStateSizeWarningThreshold">com.<wbr>mendix.<wbr>webui.<wbr>StateSizeWarningThreshold</a> | A warning is logged when the state size exceeds the threshold. The state consists of changes in objects and of objects not committed to the database (yet). If there is too much state, this will have performance implications, as the whole state has to be serialized to the client. For this reason, a warning is logged when the threshold is exceeded. | 100 |
 | <a id="commendixwebuiCommittedObjectsThreshold" href="#commendixwebuiCommittedObjectsThreshold">com.<wbr>mendix.<wbr>webui.<wbr>CommittedObjectsThreshold</a> | The threshold controls how much data is sent back to the client after executing a microflow. By default, we send back full objects when they are changed or committed. When this threshold is reached, only object GUIDs are sent back instead so that the client knows about the changes while the amount of data sent over the network is reduced. The client will then retrieve the objects later on, if needed. | 100 |
-| <a id="MaxRetrieveSize" href="#MaxRetrieveSize">MaxRetrieveSize</a> | The max amount of objects the client is allowed to retrieve in a single XAS request. This limit exists to prevent malicious actors from being able to overload the runtime by requesting enormous amounts of objects in a single request. | 1000 |
+| <a id="MaxRetrieveSize" href="#MaxRetrieveSize">MaxRetrieveSize</a> | The maximum number of objects the client is allowed to retrieve in a single XAS request. This limit exists to prevent malicious actors from being able to overload the runtime by requesting a large number of objects in a single request. | 1000 |
 
 ## Metrics Settings{#metrics-settings}