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### Limits
Limits define a set of limit objects for a partition or queue.
It can be set on either the partition or on a queue at any level.
Limits define a set of limit objects for a queue.
It can be set on a queue at any level.
```yaml
limits:
- limit: <description>
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A limit object is a complex configuration object.
It defines one limit for a set of users and or groups.
Multiple independent limits can be set as part of one `limits` entry on a queue or partition.
Multiple independent limits can be set as part of one `limits` entry on a queue.
Users and or groups that are not part of the limit setting will not be limited.

A sample limits entry:
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The star "*" is the wildcard character and matches all users or groups.
Duplicate entries in the lists are ignored and do not cause a parsing error.
Specifying a star beside other list elements is not allowed.
When a wildcard group is configured, a limit must be configured with at least one named group.
Parsing will reject the configuration with limits that do not follow this rule.

_maxapplications_ is an unsigned integer value, larger than 1, which allows you to limit the number of running applications for the configured user or group.
Specifying a zero maximum applications limit is not allowed as it would implicitly deny access.
Denying access must be handled via the ACL entries.
_maxapplications_ is an unsigned integer value, which allows you to limit the number of running applications for the configured user or group.
Specifying a zero maximum applications limit is not allowed.

The _maxresources_ parameter can be used to specify a limit for one or more resources.
The _maxresources_ uses the same syntax as the [resources](#resources) parameter for the queue.
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