There are several different ways to create records using X++. First, the most common will be to use a record buffer. By far and away the most common but we’re in how we’re inserting data in X++. I’d list the ways of…
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Database Inserts and Performance
Preamble There are several different ways to create records using X++. First, the most common will be to use a record buffer. By far and away the most common but we’re in how we’re inserting data in X++. I’d list the ways of inserting data in X++ as follows: Single record insert – Most common use case, happens all the time.
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