[Silviu Virlan]

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I found the main caveat of staying on prem are upgrades. Even if you’re on BC (not NAV) on-prem upgrades are a pain. Building the scripts to upgrade and testing them is a smooth process on SaaS. The upgrade scripts are being taken care of the platform.

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In some of my projects we were producing 3-4000 sales orders daily. Some documents had 20-30k lines.

A few lessons I learnt:

Your questions are generic but I found creating multiple no series and allowing gaps helped with deadlocks.

Run processes via job queues.

When processing in bulk commit after each entity processed.

I had a custom sales pricing engine, so I bypassed via code the base app (default) sales pricing engine, and used my sales pricing engine. Use interfaces for that.

Take advantage of isolation levels, review your queries use IsEmpty, SetLoadFields …

Review missing indexes page and add keys where appropriate.

Use automated testing for testing your processes and transactional volume.

Ping me if you have specific questions.

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Ive seen missing type errors in more recent versions. Considering that the app files are not corrupt on the server, I would re-download symbols and I would reload VS Code. Sometimes VS Code gets crazy. Lastly, if you have a service agreement with Microsoft I would create a ticket with their support team for version 14.