Using buffer tables in Business Central is primarily for enhancing performance, managing concurrency, and ensuring data integrity during transactions. Buffer tables facilitate optimized data handling, reduce the risk of deadlocks by allowing multiple processes to interact without directly locking primary tables, and help in validating changes before they affect the main data structure. This practice simplifies the API interactions and improves overall efficiency in data processing.
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