Increasing
AutoInvoice Performance
The performance of AutoInvoice is affected
by several factors. Checking the following could improve performance considerably.
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When using the interface_line_attribute fields,
create indexes on RA_INTERFACE_LINES_ALL for these fields. Use the minimum
number of interface_line_attribute fields.
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Some installations use RA_INTERFACE_DISTRIBUTIONS_ALL
to populate accounting details while populatingsegments instead of code
combination IDs. In this instance, create an index for segments to improve
performance.
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If possible, populate all the code IDs for
the RA_CUSTOMER_TRX_TYPES_ALL, MTL_SYSTEMS_ITEMS, and RA_TERRITORIES tables
in RA_INTERFACE_LINES_ALL instead of passing values.
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When loading more than 5,000 invoices, split
them into batches of 5,000. A batch of more than 5,000 rapidly decreases
AutoInvoice performance.
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For a batch with 3,000 to 5,000 invoices,
run more than one instance of AutoInvoice by giving a value between five
and eight in the Number of Instances field in the AutoInvoice Run screen.
This will split your data into five to eight batches (and five to eight
import programs), increasing performance.
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The amount of memory allocated to AutoInvoice
for validation can affect performance. \Navigate System SystemOptions Invoice
and Customers and enter three MB in the Max Memory (In Bytes) field.
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Use SQL*Trace to uncover bottleneck areas.
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