I have noticed a problem, when I look up large numbers of objects over the Workfront API. An example: When looking up 14.038 task entries (2000 at a time) and then comparing their IDs, I find 12 IDs that are duplicates of entries already retrieved. This also means that there are 12 entries that were not retrieved, because the duplicates have "pushed" them out of the result. Things get weird when I try to run the same search again, a relatively short time after: the number of duplicates decreases. I still get the exact same number of entries, but now with fewer duplicates and more unique entries. Sometimes the second lookup has entirely unique values, sometimes it's the third full lookup. The lookup is done in a very simple C# console application, which doesn't save anything between executions, so I don't think that there is any caching going on on my end. For now, I can hack the issue away by simply running the full search again and again, until I get no duplicates, but that's obviously not a pretty solution. The problem happens for all object types I have tried (where I have more than 2000 entries to look up), and the duplicates tend to pop up in the last chunks of 2000 objects that I retrieve. I have tried retrieving all fields or only the ID, the situation is still the same. Has anyone seen this problem before, and possibly know of a way to mitigate it? Thanks in advance. Martin Lausen