How I find out if workflow has exceeded usage limits?

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To find out if a workflow has exceeded usage limits, you can monitor the execution log of the workflow. If the workflow exceeds the usage limit, it will throw an error and stop execution. This error will be logged in the execution log. In NetSuite, each action in a workflow consumes a certain amount of usage units. If the total usage units consumed by all actions in a single execution of a workflow exceed the limit, the workflow will stop and throw an error. To avoid hitting the usage limit, you can design your workflow to handle large volumes of data more efficiently. For example, you can set your workflow to flag completed records so that they drop out of the queue for the next run. This way, the workflow will only process new or updated records, reducing the amount of usage units consumed. If you are still concerned about hitting the usage limit, you can schedule your workflow to run at regular intervals, such as every 30 minutes. This will give the workflow time to complete its actions and free up usage units for the next run. If your workflow is time-sensitive, you might want to consider scripting instead of using a workflow. Scripts generally have higher usage limits than workflows and can handle larger volumes of data more efficiently. Remember, the key to avoiding usage limit errors is efficient design and regular monitoring of your workflows. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******