Query failure if app is deployed in server if the query string is too long

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layers, the built query is longer. In this App, there are total 20 layers. In my local debugging, there is no problem how long the query string it is. After this App is deployed in the IIS server, it works if I check-on 19 layers, but ALWAYS fail (in IE11, Chrome and also Firefox) if all of the 20 layers are checked-on (query string length = 2136). What's the possible approach to handle this problem? Thanks.

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Query Failure if App is deployed in Server if the query string is too long

Posted 27-Feb-19 3:42am

s yu

Updated 27-Feb-19 3:59am

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s yu 27-Feb-19 10:06am

I have reduced the query string length below 2048 (by removing white space and use '=' to substitute 'like'. Then it works fine. Thanks.

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MadMyche · Answer 1 · 2019-02-27T04:00:00

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You haven't said what type of application you have deployed. What you are looking for is the Request Filtering settings. Usually you would do this either through the WebConfig file or IIS Management
Request Limits <requestLimits> | Microsoft Docs[^]

Posted 27-Feb-19 4:00am

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Maciej Los 28-Feb-19 2:01am

5ed!