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I have 7000 pieces of data to process.
However, after the following logical processing, I found that only 210 entries actually entered the database。
data = GetData();
while(data.next())
{
TableTmp.clear();
.......
list.add(TableTmp);
}
Table.truncate();
list.insertDatabase();
These are not settings; it's how the behavior of RecordInsertClass has been implemented.
You can find a bit more details in documentation of RecordInsertClass class.
Thanks for your reply
Do you think my understanding is correct
Small amount of data:
Recordinsertlist. Add(): inserts data into the list
Recordinsertlist. Insertdatabase(): inserts all data in the list into the DB
When the amount of data is large:
Recordinsertlist. Add(): inserts part of the data directly into the DB
Recordinsertlist. insertdatabase(): ensure all data is inserted
So is there any documentation of these settings?
Thanks for your reply
My code includes the processing of ttsbegin and ttscommit,
So it is only possible to add all or fail all.
So I suspect that the problem occurs when the data is added to the database and then deleted by truncate.
Is there any information available in this regard?
Yes, add() may insert a bunch of records to database. insertDatabase() ensures that all not-yet-inserted records are inserted as well.
No, it's not configurable, as far as I know.
Thanks for your reply
In fact, I have adjusted the order of truncate and the error has been solved.
I want to confirm whether this setting really exists.
【when the amount of data is too large, list. Add() is executed ，the data will be directly inserted into the database】
If there is such a setting, where can I find the specific content
I also think that truncating the table before actually in the middle of the process is a bad idea.
There is an easy way to be certain - throw away the call of truncate() and try it again.
By the way, what are you trying to achieve by truncate()?
There is adocumentation of RecordInsertList class and set-based operations that it is useful and also you can read all four parts of Ax 2012 - RecordInsertList - Performance series.
Also, creation a DMF entity for your table or a batch process with multiple threads can be a good idea for you.
The following explanation can be seen in some places
When the amount of data is too large, in list. Add(), the data will be submitted to the database.
In this way, because I added truncate before insert, the data previously submitted to the database will be cleared.
Since no official explanation has been found, it is uncertain whether this is the reason.
And what is the amount of data control
After debug, it is found that the number of while cycles is thousands.
But there are only a few hundred data stored in the database
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