Hi everyone,
I'm facing an issue with a "The maximum number of statements executed have been reached" error in my application, and I’m not sure what’s causing it. The error occurs inconsistently, running with some files and failing with others, which is quite puzzling.
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Dear Khaled,
I see that, unfortunately, you still haven't received a response to your inquiry on our forum.
Therefore, I am initiating a ticket on your behalf so that our support team can assist you.
Hi Khaled,
I've encountered the "The maximum number of statements executed have been reached" error in ABBYY before, and it often relates to complex document structures or extensive processing loops within the application. Here are a few steps that have helped me resolve similar issues:
Simplify Document Structure: Ensure that the documents you're processing don't contain overly complex tables or nested elements, as these can increase processing complexity.
Optimize Processing Scripts: Review any custom scripts or workflows to identify potential infinite loops or redundant operations that could be causing excessive statement executions.
Adjust Processing Limits: Check if there are configurable limits within ABBYY's settings that can be adjusted to accommodate your processing needs.
Update Software: Ensure you're using the latest version of ABBYY, as updates often include performance improvements and bug fixes related to processing limits.
If the issue persists, providing specific details about the documents and workflows involved can help in diagnosing the problem more accurately.
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