What is the maximum number of records that can be requested using a QVAD?

The maximum number of records that can be requested using a QVAD, which stands for Query Vehicle and Driver, is set at 100. This limit is in place to ensure efficient processing and response times, as querying large amounts of data can lead to delays or overwhelm the system. By maintaining this cap at 100 records, operators can effectively manage queries while still accessing sufficient data for their needs. This standard reflects common practices across various data systems, where limits are imposed to balance the needs for data access with system performance and stability.