We are seeing some issues in creating large volumes of Orders from
shopping lists. In the production environment, we can see as many as
10,000 shopping list entries processed in a single run, and we are
seeing extremely long processing times.
To try to find the bottleneck we have logged times for each processing
step, and found a weird anomaly. As you would expect, most of the
processing time is spent in the Create Order step.Here's the weird part
- in a small sample the first Order was created in 3.704 seconds. By the
12th shopping list entry, the order creation step took 12.258 seconds.
By the 39th shopping list record, the order creation step took 27.062
seconds!! This pattern of increasing processing time for each successive
order appears to continue throughout the run.
We are baffled as to why this is occurring. Has anyone else noticed this
- or does anyone have an idea what could be causing this?
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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