Is there a maximum amount of oauth2 grants you can have from 1 Google account to 1 client_id?
Yes, but new grants are only added on explicit user consent options. Auto-approved events don't increase the number of grants, so there is no limit on the outstanding number of tokens.
The maximum number of grants per client_id/user is 25 at this time, and we're working to raise it.
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Is there a way to set a limit on a user to not query data of more than a particular size in a table.
Eg - If a user uses 'Select' command, he should be limited to query a certain amount of data irrespective of the query he writes.
I have been trying to follow this link - https://cloud.google.com/bigquery/quotas.
You can set quotas at the project-level or at the user-level. Be careful though since it is not possible to assign a custom quota to a specific user or service account.
You can set quotas by following this steps in the cloud console:
Go to quotas page
Select only BigQuery service
Look for Query usage per day per user or Query usage per day and select it
Click on Edit Quotas
Set the limit on the right side, validate and Submit
More information:
https://cloud.google.com/bigquery/docs/custom-quotas
https://cloud.google.com/docs/quota#managing_your_quota_console
If I check that the institution supports auth as a product, would account number and routing number be guaranteed to be there in the numbers field in the auth response?
Sort of.
If the account is from a US bank account, AND if the call doesn't result in an error, you're guaranteed to get account number and routing number. However, that doesn't mean that all Auth calls will return account + routing number.
For example, Auth if you call Auth on an Item that just has a credit card account, you'll get an error response back [this prevents you from getting billed for calls that don't return anything useful]. Or, if you call Auth on a bank account that is from outside the US, you'll get the numbers associated with the transfer system used by that bank (account number + routing number is a US-only system).
I'm using the Twitter API to get all followers for particular accounts. This works, but consistently returns fewer followers than Twitter reports as the total number of followers.
I properly avoid rate limiting by not issuing more than 15 requests per 15 minutes on the https://api.twitter.com/1.1/followers/list.json endpoint. And I use cursoring.
Here's an idea of what I get vs what the total number reported is.
Account 1: Followers returned by the API: 604, Number of followers reported on profile's page: 619
Account 2: 48000, 125K
Account 3: 250200, 1.16M
Why are not all followers returned?
in auth0 the user is active only if has authenticated in the last 30 days.
I have not found how to modify this value programatically
Is there a way to modify this value from 30 to 60 ?
Auth0 uses the concept of "active user" to determine how many users are using your applications, in order to charge you for the different pricing plans: https://auth0.com/pricing
If users don't log in for 30 days they will not count towards this total, but they will still be able to log in any time they want. This value can't be modified, for obvious reasons.
As per the api description the call : getItemSummaryForItem1 should be used to fetch the itemAccountIds for a site account. The response of this call has only last four digits of the account number. I need to identify which item summary corresponds to which account in the list of bank accounts under this site account. Is comparing the last 4 digits alone is sufficient?
Thanks.
You need not call getItemSummaryForItem1 to get itemAccountIds for a site account as Yodlee has enhanced the response of getItemSummariesForSite which now returns both itemID and itemAccountId hence you need not worry about any mapping.
Just to answer the last part - Yes the last 4 digits of the account number is enough.