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If using client.delete_nodes on a large set of nodes on a python-opcua server, the client will disconnect with a timeout. This is either true if the list of nodes is long, or recursive=True is used on a node with lots of childs.
(PR incoming)
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When `delete_nodes` is given a large amount of nodes, or is instructed
to recursively delete a big structure, the connection between client and
server can time out.
To remedy this, allow the user to supply a `batch` parameter, which
controls how many nodes are deleted in one request.
closesFreeOpcUa#1148
When `delete_nodes` is given a large amount of nodes, or is instructed
to recursively delete a big structure, the connection between client and
server can time out.
To remedy this, allow the user to supply a `batch` parameter, which
controls how many nodes are deleted in one request.
closesFreeOpcUa#1148
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When `delete_nodes` is given a large amount of nodes, or is instructed
to recursively delete a big structure, the connection between client and
server can time out.
To remedy this, allow the user to supply a `batch` parameter, which
controls how many nodes are deleted in one request.
closesFreeOpcUa#1148
If using
client.delete_nodes
on a large set of nodes on apython-opcua
server, the client will disconnect with a timeout. This is either true if the list of nodes is long, orrecursive=True
is used on a node with lots of childs.(PR incoming)
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