What is the maximum number of results you can retrieve in a single USQL query without using the LIMIT keyword?

In a USQL query, when the LIMIT keyword is not used, the maximum number of results returned by the query defaults to a specific value. This default value is set to ensure that the query does not return an overwhelming number of results at once, which can lead to performance issues and make it harder for users to process the information they need.

In this context, the standard limit for results in a USQL query without the use of the LIMIT keyword is 50. This means that if you run a USQL query and do not specify how many results you want to retrieve, the system will automatically provide you with up to 50 results.

Understanding this limit is essential for users working with USQL queries, as it influences how they formulate their queries and interact with the resulting data. If a user needs more results than this default number, they will need to explicitly set a higher limit using the LIMIT keyword in their query.