SAPUI5 Planning Calendar max limit rows

[former_member580793]

Hi, can you help me anybody with max row limit in planning calendar. I have read in guidelines that I can use it for less than 100 lines. Then it's better to use Gantt chart. But now it's necessary for me to use planning calendar. Is it possible to increase this limit anywhere in this component. I didn't find any constant in source code.

Thanks for answers.

Jaromir

[former_member405745]

Hi Jaromir,

Did you find the solution for this issue? I am also stuck here. It will be really helpful if you share the solution. Thanks in advance.

Best Regards,

Dineshkumar

[former_member770571]

Hi Dineshkumar, I resolved this problem with standard function setSizeLimit as bellow

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controller
let oModel = new JSONModel({})
.....
oModel.setSizeLimit(500);

oModel.setProperty("/rows", [array])

that.setModel(oModel, "modelname")

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view
<PlanningCalendar id="PC1" startDate="{path: 'modelName>/startDate''}" rows="{path: 'modelName>/rows/'}" appointmentsVisualization="Filled" appointmentSelect="handleAppointmentClick" appointmentsReducedHeight="false" rowHeaderClick="handleRowHeaderClick" appointmentClick="handleAppointmentClick" showIntervalHeaders="true" showEmptyIntervalHeaders="false" viewKey="One Month" intervalSelection="true" intervalSelect="handleIntervalSelect" startDateChange="onChangeInterval" stickyHeader="true">

Best Regards,

Jaromir

[zaferonbas]

Hi Jaromír,

If we're talking about planning calendar rows, you can surely increase the size limit for your JSONModel. If you don't set it, the default size will be 100, so you can only see top 100 records in your calendar.

Set the size limit as you like;

this.getView().getModel("yourJSONModel").setSizeLimit(1000);

But for the appointments / intervalHeaders;
It seems like, each row/person can have up to 100 appointments/intervalHeaders. Because of this, I'm fetching the data for every "startDateChange" event in my application.

Thanks,
Zafer