How many objects to deploy at a time

I am writing a script to deploy all the objects in an environment. We will use this script when setting up a new environment from scratch. Is there a recommended maximum number of objects to deploy at a time? Writing the script to deploy one object at a time is perhaps the simplest, but what are the overeheads in this?
Thanks,
Gavin

Hi Gavin,
there is no general rule. For maintenance reasons it can be helpful to split the mappings into logical groups if you have more than 30-50 or even hundred or more mappings. You may group on types like staging, dimension and fact mappings or on business contexts. If some mappings fail to deploy it may be too time consuming to redeploy everything. If you have smaller groups, restarting the deployment will be faster.
Regards,
Carsten.

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