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# 83604

The requested query period exceeds the maximum allowed period for the requested Granularity

## Description <a href="#description" id="description"></a>

Requests for Usage Records with granularity "all" may only query up to 18 months of data, granularity "day" may query up to 3 months of data, and granularity "hour" may query up to 31 days of data.

## Possible Causes <a href="#possible-causes" id="possible-causes"></a>

* This happens if you request Usage Records with StartTime or EndTime parameters defining a time range exceeding the maximum allowed threshold for a given Granularity.

## Possible Solutions <a href="#possible-solutions" id="possible-solutions"></a>

* Adjust your StartTime or EndTime parameters so that the time range is less than or equal to the threshold allowed for the desired Granularity.


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