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Note : This article only applies to QMetry On-Premise installations. For SaaS/Cloud customers these settings are not customizable. 

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1. Execute the command : docker ps to view existing dockers running on the server.
   • To go the QMetry MySQL Docker execute the command : docker exec -it <docker_name> bash, example : docker exec -it qmetry_rds_1 bash
2. Login to QMetry DB, by replacing the username, password in the below commands
   • mysql -u[username] -p[password] qmetry -A
3. To view the currently set API limits, execute the below query
   • SELECT name, value FROM productconfig WHERE name IN ('automationHourlyAPIRequestCount','dailyAPIRequestCount','hourlyAPIRequestCount');
4. Turn off SQL safe updates and execute the below queries by replacing the values for the limits to be set. 
   • SET SQL_SAFE_UPDATES = 0;
   • UPDATE productconfig SET value = <set value here> WHERE name ='automationHourlyAPIRequestCount' ;
   • UPDATE productconfig SET value = <set value here> WHERE name ='dailyAPIRequestCount' ;
   • UPDATE productconfig SET value = <set value here> WHERE name ='hourlyAPIRequestCount' ;
   • To check the updated values run the query in Step 3 again.
   • exit; 
5. Restart QMetry Tomcat Services
   • Check the running containers using the following command:
     • docker ps
   • Restart both docker containers using below commands:
     
     • docker stop qmetry_app_1 qmetry_rds_1
     • docker start qmetry_rds_1
     • docker start qmetry_app_1

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