Multithreading In D365 Batch Jobs

[@johnrajbright581]

Thank you Peter! This is such a great tutorial. I am just trying to find any classes where Microsoft used top picking but couldn't. Is there any you can suggest?

[@peterramer]

I saw this earlier and meant to get back to you. Let me do some searching and get back to you. In general Microsoft does not do a lot of multi threaded batch jobs. I believe they do use it in the Picking Workbench. I’ll see if I can find the specific code.

[@johnrajbright581]

​@@peterramerThanks for the hint. I will check from my side as well.

[@omarabdelhamed1056]

thanks Peter its vey useful really and very amazing way for explanation, and i have a question where is the info messages which in ProcessStagingTableRecord didn't see if after the batch job ended ?

[@KamranAhmed-lz9en]

Excellent explanation, keep up the good work.

[@peterramer]

Thanks, will do!

[@rishavbhattacharyya]

Thank you, never saw an example for this till today

[@peterramer]

Glad it was helpful!

[@vassiliairton]

Hello Peter, your videos have been very educational for me, they are very didactic, thank you for sharing your knowledge. An idea for a future topic could be about reporting: the best way to increment standard reports.

[@peterramer]

Sounds good! Hopefully I will have something out soon on reports.

[@sajidmahmood9511]

Hello Peter. I am trying to find the details on your channel regarding AOT exporting to DB or txt or any readable format file system which I can refer on my local laptop since VM gets expired in 90 days and also not always suitable to access everytime. I need to access meta of tables, views, data entities enums etc on my local system without having to login to visual studio. I will appreciate your support on this topic. Thanks Regards Sajid