I have received 109 transactions on one specific address and about ~120 in total. And now I get the error all the time. What should I do in order to be able to access the coins connected to that address? And what happens if more transactions are sent to that address now when I have reached the limit?
Which server are you using?
I recently raised the limit to 500 on ecdsa.org, and I did not see any request rejection since then.
The limit on sql requests is an experimental feature; please understand that this is not its final form.
Future versions of the client will handle this limit more gracefully; the server will send its policy to
the client, and the client will be able to detect that it needs to use another server.
My goal is to make a distinction between users who do not use a lot of resources, and heavy users, who
will be redirected to other (possibly commercial) servers.
The electrum service will remain free at ecdsa.org, and that server will keep running on donations;
however, this free service will come with limitations on the request that your client can do.
Other server operators will be free to decide what their sql limit policy is, and whether they want to
run on donations or to charge a small fee. I expect this to have a load-balancing effect, and to create
an incentive to run more servers.
It is not possible at the moment to tell you how high the final limit will be at ecdsa.org.
There are various software and protocol improvements that we need to investigate, and
that are likely to offset that limit.