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To guarantee a good performance, SharePoint has a throttling mechanism implemented. More information about this can be read on the following Microsoft docs URL:
Avoid getting throttled or blocked in SharePoint Online
To reduce the chance of throttling, several cloud flows are built with a delay mechanism. This mechanism makes sure that the cloud flow is delayed after a certain number of items are processed. This delay mechanism is configured with the following settings:
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| appsdelay | The number of minutes to delay. This setting is used in the cloud flows: *) PP Booster – Apps *) PP Booster – Apps to process |
| appsdelaycount | The number of items to process before a delay is executed. This setting is used in the cloud flows: *) PP Booster – Apps *) PP Booster – Apps to process |
| flowsdelay | The number of minutes to delay. This setting is used in the cloud flows: *) PP Booster – Flows *) PP Booster – Flows to process |
| flowsdelaycount | The number of items to process before a delay is executed. This setting is used in the cloud flows: *) PP Booster – Flows *) PP Booster – Flowss to process |
Besides this delay mechanism, the API request optimization mechanisms also have positive impact on throttling reduction.