For instance, set up the my database to create 200 tweets to post to a
account. It ran at 11:49 AM EST. I noticed that 127 tweets were posted and
the remaining got kicked with the error response. Not sure if there is a
limit of 127 I thought it was 150 limit per hour. This also does not hit
the
Why not? If Twitter states I can send 150 an hour or 1000 a day I should be
able to. Not my rules its twitters. So I guess it needs to be written
somewhere that 42 per hour is the limit. I am just trying to understand why
it appears that I am hitting a limit when i am only doing what twitter
Hey Eric,
The 150 limit you refer to relates to GET requests to the API. This is
documented on our developer resources site at
http://dev.twitter.com/pages/rate-limiting#rest. So information is collected
in the same place i'll explain the rate limiting concepts of interest in
this message.
In
But, It appears did not hit a 1000 update limit since after an hour and can
start updates again. That why it appears to be an hourly limit. Not to
mention when this started I did not even have a 1000 tweets total on the
account. That is why it can't be the 1000 a day limit. There is should be
Here is a response:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
hash
errorUser is over daily status update limit./error
request/1/statuses/update.xml/request
/hash
On Thu, Jul 15, 2010 at 5:41 PM, Matt Harris thematthar...@twitter.comwrote:
Hey Eric,
Sorry that help article didn't answer your
Hey Eric,
That error is the Twitter Limits kicking in saying there are too many status
updates being posted by the account. This isn't an API rate limit but a
natural limit which applies to all of Twitter. A user may not Twitter more
than 1000 updates a day (this includes retweets).
More
It appears that I am hitting a 150 post rate limit when I use the
statuses/update.xml api to update a twitter account eventhough I
should not have this limit doing only a post. Is there a reason why?
Here is the code I am using from oracle to do this:
create or replace PACKAGE BODY tweet
AS
Hi Eric,
In addition to the API Rate Limits there are general usage limits which
apply to all of Twitter, including the website. These limits restrict
various actions including the number of updates that can be posted per day.
You can read more about Twitter Limits on our help website:
Unfortunately not. Do you have anything else that might explain it?
On Thu, Jul 15, 2010 at 1:48 PM, Matt Harris thematthar...@twitter.comwrote:
Hi Eric,
In addition to the API Rate Limits there are general usage limits which
apply to all of Twitter, including the website. These limits
Hey Eric,
Sorry that help article didn't answer your question. Can you provide the
actual HTTP request being made and the HTTP response you get back? We're
interested in the response body content in particular.
Also, remember we disable basic authentication on August 16th so you want to
switch
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