List Limits

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I'm wondering if there is a limit to the number of items that can be
added to a list. This is different to the total number of items a list
can have at any given time (I don't believe there is any hard-and-fast
limit to this - just down to performance).

Each list item has an ID value. We have a project that is looking at
adding 1,000 items every day to a list (and removing yesterday's 1,000
items). The ID value is going to auto-increment, but what happens when
it reaches it's maximum value?

Does it loop back to 1? What does it do if there is an old entry in the
list - does it skip that ID automatically?

Ivan

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