if i chance concurrency limit of script deployment, will it speed up processing

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****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ****** Changing the concurrency limit of a script deployment in NetSuite does not necessarily speed up processing. The concurrency limit is the number of processors that a script will reserve when it runs. If you set it to a high number, the script will always reserve (and wait for) that many processors when it runs, whether it actually needs all of them or not. Think of processors as lanes on a highway - concurrency divides the jobs up on the map/reduce in order to use more highways. SuiteCloud + licenses control how many processors (lanes) you have available to drive down. If you have a limited number of processors and you have multiple scripts with high concurrency limits, they will share these processors. If they all get queued at similar times, one of the jobs might take up most of the processors, leaving fewer for the other jobs. This could potentially slow down the processing of those other jobs. The advantage to setting a lower concurrency limit is that it prevents long-running processes from hogging all of the processors, allowing other jobs to run. However, if you set the concurrency limit too high, the script might wait longer in the queue because it has more processors to wait for. In conclusion, setting the concurrency limit to a higher number does not necessarily speed up processing. It's more about managing the resources efficiently. If you have a script that needs a lot of processing power, you might want to set a higher concurrency limit for it. But for most scripts, a lower concurrency limit should be sufficient.