From script...^^^...

create multiple 10k deposits 🙂

why is that 100? Does that workaround your 10,000 limit? (I am curious because I recall a script where I had to create 10k+ deposits and even with the transaction id record initializing approach still 10k was the limit).

@stalbert I need to be able to find the transactions I need to create my deposit when there is more than 10K undeposited transactions... that solves exactly that, with server side script there is no other way to find transactions in that sublist if they are let say at position/result 15k+...

I guess I'm still confused. I just run a search for transactions that need deposited, organize the results as I'd like them on the deposit, then create the deposits. That search might have 100,000 results - so I end up creating 10 deposits with 10,000 lines each, just by iterating through the search results.

I need to create deposits for the transactions I need based on some criteria while the other undeposited transactions I may have, are not my problem and I don't need to touch them.

that sounds similar to my search? Anyway, the initialization approach worked well for me IIRC so hopefully it works well for you too.

@stalbert I still think you are missing the point, if you have 15k undeposited transactions and you want to create a deposit with (100, 200, 5000 transactions for example) which happens to be at the end of this list and you don't want to touch the first 10k transactions, you can't do it no matter which search you use, this is the only method as far as I know.

ok maybe I understand now - originally you were trying to traverse that sublist and find the transactions you need, rather than first search the transactions then submit them directly when initializing the new deposit?