Set Notebook Data Rate Limit Enterprise

[CodyPatterson]

Hey all,

Not sure if this has been posted before, but I cannot seem to find it.

How do I set this variable within the Python Notebook, or on the Notebook server itself:

Unfortunately we seem to have more than the data rate limit, and it has caused quite a lot of issues.

I assume this is quite easy to set, but I have not been fruitful in my efforts.

UPDATE: As another question to keep everything together, how is this done on the AGOL Notebook?

Thanks in advance!

Cody

[CS_VT]

Hey Cody,

I've just encountered this issue myself. I'm wondering if you ever figured out how to take care of this?

I found something online that might work, but it was all outside the context of the Python workings of Pro. Thanks!

[CodyPatterson]

Hey @CS_VT 

I have unfortunately not found a solution to this, I encounter this quite often and hopefully will figure it out soon!

If you have any suggestions please share!

Cody

[CS_VT]

I actually encountered this issue only once - so I haven't had to change anything.

I did find this item yesterday, but I'm not sure how to implement it:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43288550/iopub-data-rate-exceeded-in-jupyter-notebook-when-viewi...

Good luck!

[dgreenin]

Any update on this?

Also interested in addressing this data rate limit in ArcGIS Pro Notebooks.

[DominicRobergeIADOT]

Hello,

for what it's worth, I had the same issue (Notebook in AGS Pro), I open a Support ticket and below is how I solved MY issue:

- I was trying to loop through an item list (3400 records), I was having a bunch of "print" statement an I was trying to write into a CSV...

Solution:

- Stop all printing statements

- use logging instead of writing to the csv file

I was able to complete my process.

import time
import logging
icount = 0
tcount = 0

strFileNameESRI = drNotebookFolder + "\\" + "brokenLinks_ESRIV2_01262026.txt" 
logging.basicConfig(filename=strFileNameESRI,level=logging.INFO, format='%(message)s',filemode='w')


for n in no_item_nodes:                          
    #print("*******************")
    logging.info("*******************")
    #print("Broken Item: " + (str(n.id)))
    logging.info("Broken Item: " + (str(n.id)))
    #print(" ")
    broken_node = n
    #print(broken_node)
    #print("Contained By")
    logging.info("Contained By: ")
    #print(broken_node.contained_by())
    logging.info(str(broken_node.contained_by()))
    # print("-----------------------")
    #print("required By")
    #txtoutputM.write("required By: "+"\n")
    logging.info("required By: ")
    #print(broken_node.required_by())    
    logging.info(str(broken_node.required_by()))
    #print(" ")
    icount +=1
    logging.info(str(icount))
    # tcount +=1
    # print(tcount)


print("Process all done")

below is the summary from my Support case from the analyst

Good luck!