Improve the performance of the 'BAPI_GOODSMVT_CREATE' Bapi

Hi All,
We have a requirement in which we create a material document number for each goods receipt note.
This is done with the help of 'BAPI_GOODSMVT_CREATE' . This BAPI is working perfectly fine and is correctly posting the material document number for each of the goods receipt.
The problem lies in the fact that this BAPI is geting called for each line item of the Purchase order ie it gets called in a loop , due to which this program is taking much longer time to run.
Is there any way or any sap notes which we can use to improve the performance of this BAPI .
Thanks ,
Sumit

Hi,
Why do you call the bapi for each line item. All the line items per document should be processed together.
The standard code is mostly fine. The performance of these standard transactions generally deteriorates if good programming practices are not used in the user exits/badis available in the standard transaction. Check where is the pain point to figure out where the transaction takes more time.
Regards,
Abdullah.

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