Hello All,
I have quite big table but i need every 1000 rows in one queue item … the 1000 to 2000 in new queue item.
I cant loop for each will take a very long time is there is a way around it!
Br/Hazem
Hello All,
I have quite big table but i need every 1000 rows in one queue item … the 1000 to 2000 in new queue item.
I cant loop for each will take a very long time is there is a way around it!
Br/Hazem
Hi @Hazem_Saleh
-Start by reading the entire table into a DataTable
-Write a LINQ query to partition the DataTable into chunks of 1000 rows each.
Dim dataTable As DataTable = YourDataTableVariable
Dim chunkSize As Integer = 1000
Dim chunks = dataTable.AsEnumerable() _
.Select(Function(row, index) New With {Key .row = row, Key .index = index}) _
.GroupBy(Function(x) x.index \ chunkSize) _
.Select(Function(group) group.Select(Function(x) x.row).CopyToDataTable()) _
.ToList()
-Iterate through the list of chunks and add each chunk as a separate queue item. Use the “Add Queue Item” activity within a loop to achieve this.
-Configure your workflow to process each queue item separately.
Cheers…!
Thanks alot but issue now every row is one queue item!
im trying to get the first 1000 row (the chunk ) as one item.
hi all,
if i try bulk will split the row as one queue item
im trying to add items which has the first chunk (1000 row) but i get this error
Add Queue Item: Could not determine JSON object type for type System.Data.DataTable.

I found a way for it . by converting to Json
Hi @Hazem_Saleh
Converting to Json should work and you can convert back to DataTable after retrieve the queue item.
One point: the maximum specific data size limit is 1MB. If you try to add a queue item with payload more than 1MB you will get a 403 error code
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