RecordInsertList Limits in D365FO

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Posted on by vicky1234

Hi,

What is the ,maximum limit for inserting records via recordinsertlist ?

So in the below case if my loop is 10000 times then will it run out ot memory supposing there are many heavy tables

 MyTable myTable;
     RecordInsertList insertList = new RecordInsertList(myTable.TableId);
     int recordsCurrentlyInserted, i, recordsToInsert = 125;
     ;
     for (i = 1; i <= recordsToInsert; i  )
     {
         myTable.value = i;
         recordsCurrentlyInserted = insertList.add(myTable);
         info(strfmt("%1 records added, %2 records currently inserted.",
              i,recordsCurrentlyInserted));
     }
     recordsCurrentlyInserted = insertList.insertDatabase();
     info(strfmt("%1 records added, %2 records currently inserted.",
         recordsToInsert,recordsCurrentlyInserted));

Does it consume memory and is there a way to execute it at server end .OR its just save data internally in some temp tables and executes it without conusming memory locations

Thanks,

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Martin Dráb 240,862 Most Valuable Professional on at

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There is no X++ on client anymore, therefore everything runs on the (web) server.

Running it with many records shouldn't be a problem, because the system doesn't wait for all records. When it decides that enough records were added, it inserts them to DB, remove them from memory and starts collecting records again. It's not clear where things went wrong.

But I don't understand your code. Why are you referring to recordsCurrentlyInserted inside the loop when the value is set only after the loop and therefore it'll always contain zero?

Don't you have any code in insert() method of MyTable?

Will it make any difference if you remove info() from the loop?
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thanks Martin the code is one from msdn .

I just wanted to understand the limit section and if it intelligently inserts records when it is full then it will work for me.
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Aha, I didn't get that it was a theoretically question; I thought you have a problem with some code. Luckily, I answered your question anyway. :)

You can find slightly more details in RecordInsertList documentation.