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Advanced scenario settings
Tune scenarios like a pro 🧑‍✈️
A scenario has a few advanced running settings. Here they are

Single-threading

Under single threading mode the scenario processes only one object at a time. It means that the other objects (if there are any) are waiting in queue at Start step till the object under processing quit the scenario.

Saving exceptions

If the option is ON, scenario will create objects to SystemException system data structure when something goes wrong.

Lock

That is a way to avoid collisions writing to a single field on an object. The option is OFF by default for the processing speed purposes.
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