Managing Limits on the Number of Attribute Logic Statements in Infigo

1. Overview

This guide provides a detailed explanation of how to manage and resolve issues related to hitting limits on the number of attribute logic statements in your Infigo platform. It covers increasing the allowable logic statement count, understanding how attribute values impact limits, and addressing potential performance considerations.

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2. Contents

1. Overview
2. Contents
3. Key Points and Takeaways
4. Key Settings
5. Scenario-Based Guide
   • Managing Limits on Attribute Logic Statements
6. FAQs
7. Alternate Search Terms

3. Key Points and Takeaways

• The Attribute Logic Max Conditions Count setting determines how many logic statements or conditions can be added to a product or product group.
• Each individual value within an attribute rule is counted as a separate condition.
• Default limits (e.g., 100 conditions) can be adjusted, but increasing the limit too much may affect performance, depending on storefront complexity.
• Clearing cache is necessary after any setting changes to ensure they take effect.

4. Key Settings

Attribute Logic Maximum Condition Count

• Path: Admin > Settings > System > LimitationSettings > Attribute Logic > Attribute Logic Max Conditions Count
• Explanation: Sets the maximum number of conditions allowed in attribute rules. Adjusting this setting enables more complex configurations but may affect performance in storefronts with many attributes, integrations, or pricing rules.

5. Scenario-Based Guide

Managing Limits on Attribute Logic Statements

Problem:
You encounter an error when trying to add more attribute logic statements to a product or product group, indicating you’ve hit the system’s limit.

Solution:

1. Check the current limit:

   • Navigate to Admin > Settings > System > LimitationSettings > Attribute Logic.
   • Locate the Attribute Logic Max Conditions Count setting and note its value. The default is typically 100.

2. Adjust the maximum condition count:

   • Increase the value based on your requirements (e.g., set it to 250 if you need more flexibility).
     
     
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3. Clear cache:

   • After saving your changes, Clear Cache.
   • Clear your browser cache to ensure the new setting is applied correctly.

4. Test the changes:

   • Attempt to add a new logic statement to confirm that the updated limit resolves the issue.

5. Understand the logic condition calculation:

   • Each attribute value within a rule counts as a separate condition. For example, a rule involving three values will count as three conditions.
     
     
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6. Monitor performance:

   • Increasing the limit can slightly impact storefront performance, especially on systems with complex configurations.
   • Pre-selecting attribute values within rules may help improve performance.

6. FAQs

Q1: What happens if I hit the logic statement limit?
A1: You will not be able to add more logic statements until the Attribute Logic Max Conditions Count is increased.

Q2: Why am I still restricted after changing the setting?
A2: Ensure the changes were saved correctly and clear both storefront and browser caches. If issues persist, confirm whether storefront-specific restrictions might apply.

Q3: How are conditions calculated?
A3: Each attribute value within a rule counts as a separate condition. For example, an attribute with three values will count as three conditions, not one.

Q4: What is the recommended limit?
A4: The default is 100, but this can vary depending on the storefront's complexity. Testing with limits like 200-250 can help determine the best setting for your setup.

Q5: Does increasing the limit affect performance?
A5: Potentially, yes. Larger limits may slow request times on complex storefronts with numerous attributes and combinations.

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