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I'm using microsoft graph sdk in Spring Boot. I have a list of userIds and want to get the users corresponding to these IDs using Graph API. I can use a filter like /users?$filter=id eq id1 or id eq id2 or .... My question is, what is the limit allowed by Graph API in this case (number of or conditions in a request)?
There are some limits in the number of operators you can use, as well as the overall URL length. The generic advise is to split the query into multiple requests and use BATCHes. See for example this thread: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/66579149/microsoft-graph-client-retrieve-more-than-15-users
Thanks Vasil. I am indeed using batching but was unaware of the limit on the number of or clauses. Currently i'm processing 20 * 5 (20 requests in a batch, where each request has 5 userIds separated by or clause) userIds in one go. Looking at the link you provided, I understand that the allowed limit can go up to 15 clauses. So I should be able to process 20 * 15 userIds per batch, which is more than enough for my use case.