Which property limits the output of Aggregates to a specified number of records?

The property that limits the output of Aggregates to a specified number of records is known as Max Records. This property allows developers to control how many items are returned from a database query, which can be particularly useful for optimizing performance or managing data displayed in user interfaces.

When using Aggregates in OutSystems, the Max Records property can be set to design how many records you want to retrieve. This is important in scenarios where you may have a large dataset, and you only wish to show a subset of it to the end user, such as in pagination or in cases where displaying all records at once would be unwieldy.

Count, Limit Value, and Output Records are not the correct properties for this purpose. Count usually refers to the total number of records in a dataset rather than limiting output. Limit Value might suggest a similar concept but is not a terminology used in OutSystems for controlling output size. Output Records does not specify a limit but refers to the records produced as a result of the Aggregate.

Using Max Records effectively enhances application performance and improves user experience by providing relevant and manageable data outputs.