GetRequestBudgetForRequestType | Unusual Return

[MightyDantheman (Fate)]

Two similar threads already exist:

Clarification of DataStore Limits and GetRequestBudgetForRequestType

I have read the page on the wiki for GetRequestBudgetForRequestType and tested its output in my datastore script after I set to the datastore. [image] From the information on the wiki I don’t know if I fully understand what it returns and how the Datastore Limits work. The budget and Datastore limits just don’t seem to match up. Could someone elaborate on the limits and this budget number?

GetRequestBudgetForRequestType doesn't reflect the limits described on the DevHub

Hello! I might be getting confused but I’m currently looking into dynamic auto-saves based on the GetRequestBudgetForRequestType method, however when running it in-game, I’m getting very high budgets that seem inaccurate based on the limits described on the DevHub. The first one is high, :GetSortedAsync, shouldn’t it be lower? Same thing for the :GetAsync one, I can make 300 requests? What? That doesn’t seem right to me. Same with :UpdateAsync. Doing the math using the formulas on the devhub a…

However, it seems that neither were answered properly.
GetRequestBudgetForRequestType seems to always return 300 for GetAsync (with no prior requests, or at max). Now the limits for GetAsync should be 70 for a server with 1 player (60 + numPlayers × 10). Only one GetAsync was used, yet it showed less than 200. It appears to increase on a roughly per-second basis. Could anyone please explain to me how this adds up whatsoever? Also, why is SetAsync the only Enum not available?

This is the only place that I see “budget” being listed:

This explanation doesn’t really tell me anything relevant:

This is the only relevant result (other categories included unrelated topics):

[theworldis_socruel (Vioo)]

@MightyDantheman

Also, why is SetAsync the only Enum not available?

As for this I checked it out, and it is?

[MightyDantheman (Fate)]

Ah, I didn’t see that SetAsync is categorized under SetIncrementAsync (which I find mildly annoying and a bit misinformative, but it is what it is I guess).

Though regardless, I’m still very confused by the rest of this.