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Using Azure Service Bus Queue to simplify Dataverse Concurrency

Using Azure Service Bus Queue to simplify Dataverse Concurrency
Have you ever faced a challenge where you needed to process bulk data that would update a single record? For example, you processed receipts for a single customer, and the program failed to update the correct data because the processing happened at almost the same time (concurrency issues). To simplify this process, we will learn … Continue reading "Using Azure Service Bus Queue to simplify Dataverse Concurrency"

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Temmy Wahyu Raharjo – Dreaming to be a clean coder and TDD minded programmer.
Temmy Wahyu Raharjo – Dreaming to be a clean coder and TDD minded programmer.

Dreaming to be a clean coder and TDD minded programmer.

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