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If your query string exceeds
maxQueryStringLengthASP.NET will return a400 (Bad Request)status.This setting defaults to 2048, you can increase it, however, browsers also restrict the query string / url length, for example IE9 allows a maximum of 2083 characters.
If you can change the code, instead of using
$.getJSONwith a long query string I would send the data via aPOSTrequest using$.postwith thedataType: json: