!!! Overview
[{$pagename}] specifies the maximum length of time in __[seconds]__ that the [DSA] should spend processing the [SearchRequest].

[{$pagename}] is part of the [SearchRequest] parameters sent from the [DUA] and typically is also an Administrative setting on the [DSA].

Zero (0) implies there is [{$pagename}] for the [SearchRequest].

If either the [DSA] or [SearchRequest] [{$pagename}] setting is exceeded then the [LDAP_TIMELIMIT_EXCEEDED] [LDAP Result Code] should be returned.

!! [DUA] [SearchRequest] Setting
The [SearchRequest] element for [{$pagename}] may be more restrictive than the [DSA] [{$pagename}] setting.

!! [DSA] Settings
The [DSA] [{$pagename}] is, depending on the [LDAP Server Implementation] a configuration option that controls the maximum number of entries that may be returned from any single [SearchRequest].  

Typically this is a [DSA] setting vs a [DIT] setting and depending on the [LDAP Server Implementation] may be overridden by a per-user configuration. That is, some [LDAP Server Implementations] can be configured to not enforce [DSA] [{$pagename}] limits for Administrative users.

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