I've never had an issue loading a saved search before. A search a txt file surely shouldn't burn up the governance?!

I doubt it's the actual search. It's more likely to be the iterator, but you haven't shared your code, so we have no idea

Ah, I hope so! Here' full code: anything look odd? const sourceTagStart = "<AddtlRmtInf>"; const sourceTagEnd = "</AddtlRmtInf>"; const destinationTagStart = "<AddtlNtryInf>"; const destinationTagEnd = "</AddtlNtryInf>"; const fileIds = getFileIDFromSearch(search); function execute(context) { log.debug({title: "File IDs", details: fileIds}); fileIds.forEach(fileId => { const myFile = file.load({ id: fileIds, }); log.debug({title: "File ID", details: myFile}); let fileContent = myFile.getContents(); let targetValue; let startIndex = 0; while (startIndex < fileContent.length) { log.debug({title: "Current Target Value", details: targetValue}); const acSvcrRefStart = fileContent.indexOf("<AcctSvcrRef>", startIndex); const acSvcrRefEnd = fileContent.indexOf("</AcctSvcrRef>", startIndex); if (acSvcrRefStart === -1 || acSvcrRefEnd === -1) { break; // Reached the end of content or invalid structure } const acSvcrRefValue = fileContent.substring(acSvcrRefStart + 13, acSvcrRefEnd); // Extract value between tags const rmtInfStart = fileContent.indexOf(sourceTagStart, acSvcrRefEnd); if (acSvcrRefValue === "Cash Pooling" && rmtInfStart !== -1) { targetValue = fileContent.substring(rmtInfStart + sourceTagStart.length, fileContent.indexOf(sourceTagEnd, rmtInfStart)); log.debug({title: "Found Cash Pool Segment inside AcctSvcrRef> tag", details: acSvcrRefValue}); log.debug({title: "Current Target Value", details: targetValue}); const endIndex = fileContent.indexOf(destinationTagEnd, rmtInfStart); if (endIndex !== -1) { const existingAddtlNtryInf = fileContent.substring(rmtInfStart, endIndex + destinationTagEnd.length); log.debug({title: "Existing Tag Value", details: existingAddtlNtryInf}); const updatedAddtlNtryInf = existingAddtlNtryInf.replace(destinationTagEnd,

| ${targetValue}${destinationTagEnd}

); log.debug({title: "updatedAddtlNtryInf", details: updatedAddtlNtryInf}); fileContent = fileContent.substring(0, rmtInfStart) + updatedAddtlNtryInf + fileContent.substring(endIndex + destinationTagEnd.length); log.debug("Updated Tag Value"); } else { log.debug("Couldn't find closing tag for the AddtlNtryInf following Cash Pooling"); } break; } startIndex = acSvcrRefEnd + "</AcctSvcrRef>".length; // Move to next AcctSvcrRef } if (!targetValue) { log.debug({title: "No matching AddtlRmtInf found for Cash Pooling"}); return; } // Save the updated file const updatedFile = file.create({ name: myFile.name, fileType: myFile.fileType, contents: fileContent, folder: myFile.folder, }); const updatedFileId = updatedFile.save(); log.debug({title: "Updated File ID", details: updatedFileId}); }); } function getFileIDFromSearch(search) { log.debug("Here 1"); const savedSearchId = 'customsearch_my_files_lookup'; log.debug(savedSearchId); const fileSearch = search.load({ id: savedSearchId }); log.debug("Here 2"); const filesToModify = []; fileSearch.run().each(function (result) { // Get the file ID from the search result const fileId = result.getValue({ name: "internalid", join: "file", }); log.debug({title: "File ID", details: fileId}); const fileName = result.getValue({ name: "name", join: "file" }); log.debug({title: "File Name", details: fileName}); const fileToModify = checkFile(fileName); log.debug({title: "File Requires Modification", details: fileToModify}); if (fileToModify) { filesToModify.push(fileId); } return true; }); return filesToModify; } function checkFile(fileName) { const lowerCaseFileName = fileName.toLowerCase(); return lowerCaseFileName.includes('ldn'); // Return true if the file name contains 'ldn' }

lol, I recognise those XML tags

Ha. Not nice!

Hm I'd expect that to throw a much different error. You're calling

getFileIDFromSearch

from outside the entry point, and that typically generates an error indicating that you can't do that

The odds are that your code is not failing where you think it is failing; you are loading a search, and for each result, you are calling

checkFile(fileName)

, then guessing here (because the code you shared is not complete), you are iterating over those file IDs with a `forEach`: • each file

load

is going to consume governance as well as each

getContent

call. •

break

is not valid in a

forEach

and/or it would not do what you think it should.

Thanks all, you input helped a lot. The issue indeed wasn't where I thought it was and I've made few changes and it now seems to run the search properly.