# Max Records

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1. The maximum records filter is designed to limit the number of search results returned, ensuring that the output is both relevant and manageable.&#x20;
2. If no specific value is provided, the filter defaults to including up to 100 records in the output. This default setting provides a moderate amount of data, balancing depth with ease of analysis.
3. **Performance Considerations**: Higher values may result in more extensive data processing and longer retrieval times.&#x20;
4. **Iterative Approach**: You may start with a lower number of records to quickly assess the relevance and quality of the results.