I think this should work fine. Winshuttle is pretty stable, and even if it fails, you can run skipping completed errors - and basically continue.
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Alexey Skotnikov
Abbott Rapid Diagnostics AS
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Original Message:
Sent: 04-07-2023 09:09
From: Barb Cardenuto
Subject: Maximumn number of rows to process in Automate
Thanks Alexey. I believe the script was created in Change (standard recording mode). If it would improve performance I can try to record a new script in Batch Input mode. We've used the script thousands of times but in much smaller runs usually less than 20 rows but have run 600 rows without issues.
I don't have access to the Evolve server. I can only run it in the Winshuttle Studio application or externally with the script published to the excel file.
Barb Cardenuto
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Barb Cardenuto
Lamb Weston
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Original Message:
Sent: 04-07-2023 04:20
From: Alexey Skotnikov
Subject: Maximumn number of rows to process in Automate
I don't think there is a restriction (if these are 117K separate transactions - not one PIR with 117K items) and you should be fine. But just to be on the safe side, i would split this into 2 files per 64k and executed this on Evolve server (if you have one). A lot depends on how script was recorded and for such volumes it better be optimized and carefully tested.
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Alexey Skotnikov
Abbott Rapid Diagnostics AS