In creating 133 tables at a time ,SAP BO takes 1:45 Hours

Dear,
         All,
                In creating 133 tables at a time ,SAP BO takes 1:45 Hours.
                It becomes a big problem for us .Please give suggestion for creating   all tables in less time.
<b>SAPBO partner member</b>

Hi Vivek,
I don't know how you will be able to make it faster. The only way you can do that is to make sure your memory management is done properly. Make sure you release all objects before using it again so that your memory is always optimal.
I suggest you post a snippet of your code so we can see where you can improve.
How many fields are there in each of these tables on average?
Adele
PS: 133 tables are a lot of tables! If you work it out it's about 48 seconds per table which is not really slow, depending on the number of fields you have in there...

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