How can i resolve this bug?
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I would firstly consider ways to make the processing more efficient. Secondly if it still takes longer than a single execution can run, you can likely break the work into smaller units that could be processed by successive executions. Perhaps a data store could be useful as part of achieving this.
Thank you for the feedback @DavidCornwellLP , I have a search module(GET) that gets about 20k to 60k records
what would you recommend to do more efficient this module?
Thanks
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Hi @andcama. I would consider breaking your process into two scenarios. In scenario 1, get it to write all the search results into a data store. In scenario 2 have it scheduled to run every 5 minutes and pick up a subset of the records (say 5000) from the data store and process them. Then the next execution will pick up another 5000 and so-on until they're all done. If you need any help implementing we can assist on a consulting basis.
Workfront and Fusion are a powerful combination so it's well worth persisting with.
All the best.
Regards, David
Thank you for your response, can I do that only on one scenario its because I cant break this scenario into 2,can you assist me?
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In my previous reply I assumed that your current scenario may have been running on a webhook but yes there are ways to combine it into one scenario.
How is your current scenario triggered? Could it be scheduled for every 5 mins?
If it is scheduled for a longer interval there are ways to structure it so that only parts of it run at different times so you could definitely combine the current search module and new data store-based modules into the same scenario running every 5 mins..
If you need practical assistance implementing this or other Fusion solutions please reach out to me at dcornwell@leappoint.com and we can look at doing it as a consulting service. I work for LeapPoint...an Adobe partner.
All the best!
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