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  1. POIs there a limit on how much JSON can hold?
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    1. COActually, i think there's some kind of limit but i have not been able to determine it; here's the case: I have an Asp.Net page (don't judge me, i was asked to work with it) which queries the DB and gets a datatable with around 2000 rows and 27 columns. If i drop the datatable to an XML, the request from the client works, slow but works, since js is creating the table and doing some stuff.. anyway... I did a DataTable To jSon routine which has always worked for me like a charm, but in this case, that huge amount of data seems to be truncated, or something else is going on, but the server respon
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    2. COBe careful how you interpret people's answers below! Most answers say there are no limits to 'JSON' itself. While most servers will have a configurable limit. I ran a simple AJAX test where I incremented a byte on each send and at approx 8K bytes, it failed on several PHP/Apache servers I tried now. Error was: "414 (Request-URI Too Large)"
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    3. COWe reliably send/receive 100kb payloads on iOS/iPhone. Something to beware of is that many protocols receive data in chunks, and attempting to deserialize the chunk rather than waiting for all the data to be received will result in failure, unless your deserializer logic is specially set up for it.
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