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bhanney2323
Resolver I
Resolver I

Delegation Workaround Issue - SQL large Datasource table

‎02-15-2021 08:05 AM

Hello,

 

I have an issue where the delegation workaround I'm using is running up our SQL server's cpu usage and it is causing our application's performance to basically come to a halt. It started because I had to come up with a delegation workaround b/c the datatable I was filtering on used SQL as a datasource and there are functions in the filter that are causing limit issues. So, I found the workaround, here, made some improvements using the concurrent function and it was working fine, until that datasource table grew in size recently (went from 40,000 rows to 80,000). Now it takes forever to collect all the records from the table and it is queuing up each query in SQL, suspending each call back to the server until it has collected everything which can take upwards of four minutes. This is a major issue as it causes slowness in bringing back data to our erp system and other applications that make calls to our SQL server. Is there any other workaround or method that could possibly speed up the calls? 


This is the code causing the issue -

// Get highest value for row_number column to know exactly how many rows there are then divide by 2000 (the current max Power App can grab from the server in one batch)
Set(
    _numberOfBatches,
        Max('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', RowNumber) / 2000
);

Concurrent(
    If(_numberOfBatches > 0,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre0,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 0)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 1,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre1,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 2000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 2,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre2,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 4000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 3,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre3,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 6000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 4,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre4,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 8000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 5,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre5,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 10000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 6,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre6,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 12000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 7,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre7,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 14000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 8,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre8,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 16000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 9,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre9,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 18000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 10,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre10,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 20000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 11,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre11,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 22000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 12,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre12,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 24000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 13,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre13,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 26000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 14,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre14,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 28000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 15,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre15,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 30000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 16,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre16,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 32000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 17,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre17,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 34000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 18,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre18,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 36000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 19,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre19,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 38000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 20,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre20,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 40000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 21,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre21,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 42000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 22,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre22,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 44000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 23,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre23,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 46000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 24,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre24,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 48000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 25,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre25,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 50000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 26,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre26,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 52000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 27,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre27,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 54000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 28,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre28,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 56000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 29,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre29,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 58000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 30,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre30,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 60000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 31,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre31,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 62000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 32,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre32,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 64000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 33,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre33,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 66000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 34,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre34,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 68000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 35,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre35,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 70000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 36,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre36,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 72000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 37,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre37,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 74000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 38,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre38,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 76000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 39,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre39,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 78000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 40,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre40,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 80000)
    )
    )
);
// End concurrent function


ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAll,
    _masterCollectionAllPre0,
    _masterCollectionAllPre1,
    _masterCollectionAllPre2,
    _masterCollectionAllPre3,
    _masterCollectionAllPre4,
    _masterCollectionAllPre5,
    _masterCollectionAllPre6,
    _masterCollectionAllPre7,
    _masterCollectionAllPre8,
    _masterCollectionAllPre9,
    _masterCollectionAllPre10,
    _masterCollectionAllPre11,
    _masterCollectionAllPre12,
    _masterCollectionAllPre13,
    _masterCollectionAllPre14,
    _masterCollectionAllPre15,
    _masterCollectionAllPre16,
    _masterCollectionAllPre17,
    _masterCollectionAllPre18,
    _masterCollectionAllPre19,
    _masterCollectionAllPre20,
    _masterCollectionAllPre21,
    _masterCollectionAllPre22,
    _masterCollectionAllPre23,
    _masterCollectionAllPre24,
    _masterCollectionAllPre25,
    _masterCollectionAllPre26,
    _masterCollectionAllPre27,
    _masterCollectionAllPre28,
    _masterCollectionAllPre29,
    _masterCollectionAllPre30,
    _masterCollectionAllPre31,
    _masterCollectionAllPre32,
    _masterCollectionAllPre33,
    _masterCollectionAllPre34,
    _masterCollectionAllPre35,
    _masterCollectionAllPre36,
    _masterCollectionAllPre37,
    _masterCollectionAllPre38,
    _masterCollectionAllPre39,
    _masterCollectionAllPre40
    );



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Drrickryp
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‎02-15-2021 08:13 AM

@bhanney2323 

Are you sure you need all these collections? Could you explain why because SQL has many delegatable functions in PowerApps.  Also, You can create views in sql that prefilter your tables.  Take a look at this discussion, I think it may be pertinent. https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/Building-Power-Apps/How-to-avoid-a-Kluge/m-p/826445#M262974 

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bhanney2323
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‎02-15-2021 08:23 AM

Yes, we do need all of the collections, each one is pulling the 2000 record limit and then filtering to the next 2000 until it reaches the table size which is 78,084 records. The reason we did this was to A): get around the delegation issues we were facing when we used sql directly as a datasource and B); to speed it up because once collected everything is stored in the browser and it no longer has to call out to sql every time it is filtering on the _masterCollectionAll.

 

The data table where we were first having delegation issues is shown below with sql as the datasource. The specification combobox has a delegation warning and I believe the filter does too. We can't use views to filter down the table either b/c the filters are based off a selection gallery based in the app itself. 

SortByColumns(
    Search(
        Filter('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]',
        (material_family = 'Compound Selection_1'.Selected.Result && parent_category = Part_Select_Gallery.Selected.Parent_x0020_Category_x0020_Code && sub_category = Part_Select_Gallery.Selected.Subcategory_x0020_Code),
        (IsBlank(outerdd_3.Selected.Result) || outer_diameter = outerdd_3.Selected.Result),
        (IsBlank(innerdd_3.Selected.Result) || inner_diameter = innerdd_3.Selected.Result),
        (IsBlank(cross_sectiondd_3.Selected.Result) || cross_section = cross_sectiondd_3.Selected.Result),
        (IsBlank(mat_compounddd_3.Selected.Result) || material_compound = mat_compounddd_3.Selected.Result),
        (IsBlank(durometer_dd_1.Selected.Result) || durometer = durometer_dd_1.Selected.Result),
        (IsBlank(Material_manf_dd.Selected.Result) || material_manufacturer = Material_manf_dd.Selected.Result),
        (IsBlank(color_dd_1.Selected.Result) || color = color_dd_1.Selected.Result),
        (IsBlank(Specification_Combobox_3.Selected.Result) || specifications in Specification_Combobox_3.SelectedItems.Result)
        )
    ,'Part Number/Description Searchbox_3'.Text,"size","item_id","item_desc","supplier_part_no"),

// Dynamic sorting and sort order
First(_sortingTable).Value, If(First(_sortingTable).SortOrder = true, Ascending, Descending),
Last(FirstN(_sortingTable, 2)).Value, If(Last(FirstN(_sortingTable, 2)).SortOrder = true, Ascending, Descending),
Last(FirstN(_sortingTable, 3)).Value, If(Last(FirstN(_sortingTable, 3)).SortOrder = true, Ascending, Descending),
Last(FirstN(_sortingTable, 4)).Value, If(Last(FirstN(_sortingTable, 4)).SortOrder = true, Ascending, Descending),
Last(FirstN(_sortingTable, 5)).Value, If(Last(FirstN(_sortingTable, 5)).SortOrder = true, Ascending, Descending),
Last(FirstN(_sortingTable, 6)).Value, If(Last(FirstN(_sortingTable, 6)).SortOrder = true, Ascending, Descending),
Last(FirstN(_sortingTable, 7)).Value, If(Last(FirstN(_sortingTable, 7)).SortOrder = true, Ascending, Descending),
Last(FirstN(_sortingTable, 8)).Value, If(Last(FirstN(_sortingTable, 8)).SortOrder = true, Ascending, Descending),
Last(FirstN(_sortingTable, 9)).Value, If(Last(FirstN(_sortingTable, 9)).SortOrder = true, Ascending, Descending)
)

 

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Drrickryp
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‎02-15-2021 08:50 AM


@bhanney2323 

It seems like you have developed an entire system to work around the limits on your combobox.  Although I haven't tried it, could you create a collection just for the items in your combobox and then use the Search() that you had used initially on the entire large table? 

I found a video that may be pertinent to you about how to get around the delegation issue with comboboxes.  Rezi Dorani's video may help here. PowerApps Delegation & Gallery Filtering using multi select Choice and Lookup Columns (Part 4) . It will probably work better with a gallery than a datatable but a gallery can be set up to look identical to a datatable and is much more flexible. 

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bhanney2323
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In response to Drrickryp

‎02-15-2021 10:25 AM

So I changed it around so that the combobox, you can only choose 1 item and now it is delegable; however, the dynamic sorting we put in place is calling for delegation issues. We implemented this collection workaround because of the combobox and the sorting on the table. Please see the revised code here: 

 

SortByColumns(
Search(
Filter('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]',
(material_family = 'Compound Selection_1'.Selected.Result && parent_category = Part_Select_Gallery.Selected.Parent_x0020_Category_x0020_Code && sub_category = Part_Select_Gallery.Selected.Subcategory_x0020_Code),
(IsBlank(outerdd_3.Selected.Result) || outer_diameter = outerdd_3.Selected.Result),
(IsBlank(innerdd_3.Selected.Result) || inner_diameter = innerdd_3.Selected.Result),
(IsBlank(cross_sectiondd_3.Selected.Result) || cross_section = cross_sectiondd_3.Selected.Result),
(IsBlank(mat_compounddd_3.Selected.Result) || material_compound = mat_compounddd_3.Selected.Result),
(IsBlank(durometer_dd_1.Selected.Result) || durometer = durometer_dd_1.Selected.Result),
(IsBlank(Material_manf_dd.Selected.Result) || material_manufacturer = Material_manf_dd.Selected.Result),
(IsBlank(color_dd_1.Selected.Result) || color = color_dd_1.Selected.Result),
(IsBlank(Specification_Combobox_3.Selected.Result) || Specification_Combobox_3.Selected.Result in specifications)
)
,'Part Number/Description Searchbox_3'.Text,"size","item_id","item_desc","supplier_part_no"),

// Dynamic sorting and sort order
First(_sortingTable).Value, If(First(_sortingTable).SortOrder = true, Ascending, Descending),
Last(FirstN(_sortingTable, 2)).Value, If(Last(FirstN(_sortingTable, 2)).SortOrder = true, Ascending, Descending),
Last(FirstN(_sortingTable, 3)).Value, If(Last(FirstN(_sortingTable, 3)).SortOrder = true, Ascending, Descending),
Last(FirstN(_sortingTable, 4)).Value, If(Last(FirstN(_sortingTable, 4)).SortOrder = true, Ascending, Descending),
Last(FirstN(_sortingTable, 5)).Value, If(Last(FirstN(_sortingTable, 5)).SortOrder = true, Ascending, Descending),
Last(FirstN(_sortingTable, 6)).Value, If(Last(FirstN(_sortingTable, 6)).SortOrder = true, Ascending, Descending),
Last(FirstN(_sortingTable, 7)).Value, If(Last(FirstN(_sortingTable, 7)).SortOrder = true, Ascending, Descending),
Last(FirstN(_sortingTable, 8)).Value, If(Last(FirstN(_sortingTable, 8)).SortOrder = true, Ascending, Descending),
Last(FirstN(_sortingTable, 9)).Value, If(Last(FirstN(_sortingTable, 9)).SortOrder = true, Ascending, Descending)
)
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Drrickryp
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‎02-15-2021 10:31 AM

Hi @bhanney2323 

I have never seen anything like your dynamic sort.  Perhaps @RandyHayes can assist you here.

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bhanney2323
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In response to Drrickryp

‎02-15-2021 10:35 AM

So here is the code for creating our sorting table, this is on the onvisible property of the screen: 

 

// Create sorting table
ClearCollect(_sortingTable, Table({Value:"item_desc", SortOrder: true},{Value: "size", SortOrder: true}, {Value: "outer_diameter", SortOrder: true}, {Value: "inner_diameter", SortOrder: true}, {Value: "cross_section", SortOrder: true}, {Value: "material_compound", SortOrder: true}, {Value: "color", SortOrder: true}, {Value: "durometer", SortOrder: true},{Value: "material_manufacturer", SortOrder: true}));

 

And so there are multiple things you can sort off of and people click a sorting icon to then sort by that spec/measurement. Here is the onselect property of one of the sorting icons.

 

/ This simulates array push/pop behavior. Remove and add back to first row in table
RemoveIf(_sortingTable, Value = "inner_diameter");
ClearCollect(_sortingTablePre, {Value: "inner_diameter", SortOrder: true}, _sortingTable);
ClearCollect(_sortingTable, _sortingTablePre)

It basically creates a table and every time one of the spec/measurement sorting icons is pressed it puts that spec/measurement as the first value in the sorting table 

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Drrickryp
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‎02-15-2021 12:48 PM

@bhanney2323 

First(), FirstN(), Last() and LastN() are not delegatable in Powerapps.  However, First(Sort( works because Sort delegates and first only finds the top record. 

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bhanney2323
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‎02-15-2021 01:29 PM

Thank you for the continued effort on this issue, I looked it over more and there are increasing reasons as to why we made the switch to put the original sql table into a master collection. (We also use distinct on most of the dropdown filters, which is not delegable). I can work to completely redo the entirety of the app and working to find other workarounds; however, after speaking with our powerapps consultant, he claims that the code pulling in the rows into the master collection is syntactically correct and that he's seen the same concept work on larger datasets than ours. If anyone could let me know if this delegation workaround has a row limit for the data its pulling in? The table being pulled is 80,000 records, it's a lot but should this function be taking 4+ minutes to pull in? If anyone can test something similar on their end with a large dataset, lmk. 

 

To Clarify I am talking about this code: 

// Get highest value for row_number column to know exactly how many rows there are then divide by 2000 (the current max Power App can grab from the server in one batch)
Set(
    _numberOfBatches,
        Max('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', RowNumber) / 2000
);

Concurrent(
    If(_numberOfBatches > 0,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre0,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 0)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 1,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre1,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 2000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 2,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre2,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 4000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 3,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre3,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 6000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 4,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre4,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 8000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 5,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre5,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 10000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 6,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre6,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 12000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 7,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre7,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 14000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 8,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre8,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 16000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 9,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre9,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 18000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 10,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre10,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 20000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 11,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre11,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 22000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 12,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre12,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 24000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 13,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre13,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 26000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 14,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre14,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 28000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 15,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre15,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 30000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 16,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre16,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 32000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 17,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre17,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 34000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 18,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre18,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 36000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 19,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre19,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 38000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 20,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre20,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 40000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 21,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre21,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 42000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 22,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre22,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 44000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 23,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre23,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 46000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 24,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre24,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 48000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 25,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre25,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 50000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 26,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre26,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 52000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 27,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre27,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 54000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 28,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre28,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 56000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 29,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre29,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 58000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 30,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre30,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 60000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 31,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre31,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 62000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 32,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre32,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 64000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 33,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre33,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 66000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 34,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre34,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 68000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 35,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre35,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 70000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 36,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre36,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 72000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 37,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre37,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 74000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 38,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre38,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 76000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 39,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre39,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 78000)
    )
    ),
    If(_numberOfBatches > 40,
    ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAllPre40,
        Filter(SortByColumns('[dbo].[970_item_format_item_mast]', "RowNumber", Ascending), RowNumber > 80000)
    )
    )
);
// End concurrent function


ClearCollect(_masterCollectionAll,
    _masterCollectionAllPre0,
    _masterCollectionAllPre1,
    _masterCollectionAllPre2,
    _masterCollectionAllPre3,
    _masterCollectionAllPre4,
    _masterCollectionAllPre5,
    _masterCollectionAllPre6,
    _masterCollectionAllPre7,
    _masterCollectionAllPre8,
    _masterCollectionAllPre9,
    _masterCollectionAllPre10,
    _masterCollectionAllPre11,
    _masterCollectionAllPre12,
    _masterCollectionAllPre13,
    _masterCollectionAllPre14,
    _masterCollectionAllPre15,
    _masterCollectionAllPre16,
    _masterCollectionAllPre17,
    _masterCollectionAllPre18,
    _masterCollectionAllPre19,
    _masterCollectionAllPre20,
    _masterCollectionAllPre21,
    _masterCollectionAllPre22,
    _masterCollectionAllPre23,
    _masterCollectionAllPre24,
    _masterCollectionAllPre25,
    _masterCollectionAllPre26,
    _masterCollectionAllPre27,
    _masterCollectionAllPre28,
    _masterCollectionAllPre29,
    _masterCollectionAllPre30,
    _masterCollectionAllPre31,
    _masterCollectionAllPre32,
    _masterCollectionAllPre33,
    _masterCollectionAllPre34,
    _masterCollectionAllPre35,
    _masterCollectionAllPre36,
    _masterCollectionAllPre37,
    _masterCollectionAllPre38,
    _masterCollectionAllPre39,
    _masterCollectionAllPre40
    );
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