how to handle “SuiteTalk concurrent request limit ...
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how to handle “SuiteTalk concurrent request limit exceeded. Request blocked.”
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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. ****** The error "SuiteTalk concurrent request limit exceeded. Request blocked" occurs when there are too many concurrent script requests happening at the same time. Here are some strategies to handle this issue: 1. Reduce your scripts: If possible, try to minimize the number of scripts running concurrently. This might involve optimizing your scripts to run more efficiently, or scheduling them to run at different times to avoid hitting the limit. 2. Monitor your concurrency: You can monitor your concurrency usage in NetSuite by navigating to Customization > Performance > Concurrency Monitor. This tool can help you identify which scripts are using the most resources and when they are running, which can help you better manage your scripts. 3. Offload work to other scripts: If you're hitting the limit in a Suitelet, consider offloading some of the work to a User Event (UE), Scheduled Script, or Map/Reduce script. For example, if you're performing multiple searches in a Suitelet, you might be able to move some of those searches to a different script to reduce the load on the Suitelet. 4. Use other server scripts: If you're creating custom records in a Suitelet, consider sending the data to a Restlet or other server script to handle the creation instead. This can help reduce the load on the Suitelet and avoid hitting the usage limit. Remember, the key is to balance your scripts to avoid hitting the concurrent request limit. This might involve a combination of the strategies above, depending on your specific situation and the scripts you're running.
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