Yes.. I can change the maximum number of records, but because they are tables with thousands of records, is this not a problem for the application (overhead)?

 That’s possible yes. One thing that you can do is implement some logic and only fetch records after the user inputs 3 characters (for example, you can adjust this number). This way you keep the number of records fetched to a minimum

I thought about doing this, but not being able to get the value typed in the field ( dropdown search ) to assign to a filter variable. Do you know if it's possible?

I was looking at it and you're right, you can't build that logic with the DropdownSearch but you can use this forge component that allows for lazy loading https://www.outsystems.com/forge/component-overview/7754/lazydropdownsearch

Let me know if this helps,

Pedro

Or… you can build your own dropdown :) but yeah, you can’t do that with the DropdownSearch because the filter is done through JS, my bad

I tested this component. The only problem I found was that when I load a form with data already saved, I couldn't get it to fill in correctly.

If no one from the Outsystems community suggests another way, I'll give it a go.

Thank you very much. I'll let you know when I'm successful.

The component has a field called “SelectedItem” that you can use to achieve that.

After saving and reloading the form, even with the SelectedItem field filled, the data is not loaded :(

Today I already limit the number of records, but I want to use DropdownSearch, and get the content that is being typed, and with each new letter, change the filter variable of the aggregate to filter the data.

It turns out that I'm not able to get the content typed in DropdownSearch. Is it possible to do that?