Specifies the size of the largest request the database server can accept.
HTTP, HTTPS
Integer [ k | m | g ]
100k
The size of the largest request accepted by the server. The default value is in bytes, but you can use k, m, or g to specify units of kilobytes, megabytes, or gigabytes, respectively. If the size of a request exceeds this limit, the connection
is closed and a 413 ENTITY TOO LARGE
response is returned to the client. This value limits only the size of the request, not that of the response. The value 0
disables this limit, but should be used with extreme caution. Without this limit, a rogue client could overload the server
or cause it to run out of memory.
The following command line (entered all on one line) instructs the server to accept requests up to 150000 bytes in size:
dbsrv11 -xs http{MaxRequestSize=150000} |
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