MB-800 · Question #298
A large distribution company uses Business Central. The volume of inventory transactions has tripled since its implementation. Users experience performance issues when posting transactions. You need…
The correct answer is C. Configure automatic cost adjustment to never. To address performance issues from high-volume inventory transactions in Business Central, you should adjust automatic cost posting and cost adjustment settings to manual or never, and post in smaller batches or use the iterative cost adjustment process for large-scale…
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- AEnable expected cost posting of G/L.
- BEnable cost adjustment logging for all transactions.
- CConfigure automatic cost adjustment to never.
- DConfigure automatic cost adjustment to always.
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(31 responses)- A16% (5)
- B29% (9)
- C48% (15)
- D6% (2)
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To address performance issues from high-volume inventory transactions in Business Central, you should adjust automatic cost posting and cost adjustment settings to manual or never, and post in smaller batches or use the iterative cost adjustment process for large-scale adjustments. Additionally, closing inventory periods limits the scope of adjustments, and periodic cleanup routines can reduce the data load. Adjust posting and cost adjustment settings *-> Turn off automatic cost posting: In the Inventory Setup, change "Automatic Cost Posting" to off. Also, change "Automatic Cost Adjustment" to "Never" if multiple users are posting simultaneously, to avoid record locking errors. * Use iterative cost adjustments: For large cost adjustments, instead of running them all at once, perform them on a period-by-period basis by using the "Adjust Cost Until Valuation Date" action on the Inventory Cost Adjustment page. https://saranilango.hashnode.dev/optimizing-performance-in-dynamics-365-business-central- application-areas
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