Send transaction to horizon: "op_too_many_subentries"

Sending a large number of operations (1000 = 10 transactions * 100 operations) to the network through my horizon, response 400: “op_too_many_subentries”

fee increased to 20000, does not help.

on the stellar-core configuration (stellar-core.cfg), changed the parameters:

FLOOD_OP_RATE_PER_LEDGER=10000 FLOOD_TX_PERIOD_MS=1 didn’t help either.

result code:

      "transaction": "tx_failed",
      "operations": [
        "op_success",
        "op_too_many_subentries",
        "op_too_many_subentries",
        "op_too_many_subentries",
        "op_too_many_subentries",
        "op_too_many_subentries",
         ..........................

I made delays in the code, it also did not help. python code:

coms =1200
sell_offer_transaction = TransactionBuilder(
                                source_account=source_account,
                                network_passphrase=network_passphrase,
                                base_fee=coms
                            )
        
    for a,b in enumerate(r_aqua_b):
        if a>0 and a % 100 == 0:
#            sell_offer_transaction = sell_offer_transaction.set_timeout(30)
            sell_offer_transaction = sell_offer_transaction.build()
            sell_offer_transaction.sign(seller_secret_key)
            connected = False
            while not connected:
                try:
                    time.sleep(7)
                    sell_offer_transaction_resp = server.submit_transaction(sell_offer_transaction)
                    connected = True
                except Exception as e:
                    coms += 100
                    print(str(e), 'coms:',coms)
            print("sell count: ",a,"\n sum: ",str(round(r1_aqua_b[a],7)), str(1/b), sell_offer_transaction_resp)
#            pprint(vars(sell_offer_transaction.transaction.operations[0]))
            del sell_offer_transaction, sell_offer
            sell_offer_transaction = TransactionBuilder(
                                        source_account=source_account,
                                        network_passphrase=network_passphrase,
                                        base_fee=coms
                                    )
#            time.sleep(15)
        sell_offer = ManageSellOffer(
            selling=asset_a, buying=asset_b, amount=str(round(r1_aqua_b[a],7)), price=str(1/b)
            )
        sell_offer_transaction.append_operation(sell_offer)
#        print(sell_offer)

#    sell_offer_transaction = sell_offer_transaction.set_timeout(30)    
    sell_offer_transaction = sell_offer_transaction.build()
    sell_offer_transaction.sign(seller_secret_key)
    sell_offer_transaction_resp = server.submit_transaction(sell_offer_transaction)
#    print("send last: \n",sell_offer_transaction_resp)

[hbirkdale]

@minherc My understanding is that the number of operations/transactions you send is technically independent from the number of subentries associated with the account. I could have an account with 10 subentries and the operations and transactions I send will be limited by whatever the operation/transaction limit is. However, if my subentry count is 1000, and I try and send an operation/transaction that adds to the subentries – that transaction will fail with the too many subentries error.

[overcat]

Hi, hope this article is useful https://developers.stellar.org/docs/glossary/accounts/#number-of-subentries

On Wed, Apr 6, 2022 at 7:41 PM Minherc @.***> wrote:

@overcat https://github.com/overcat, @hbirkdale https://github.com/hbirkdale, thanks for answers, in the account from which transactions are set, subentry_count=997, what does this mean? Can I send 997 operations in 10 transaction (100 op. jn 1 trans.) at one time from this account? Where can I read about it, what does this indicator mean, what does it affect and how can it be managed?

ps the previous 1000 operations from this account have passed. pps I thought that this was a limitation in my horizon or in stellar-core

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