A client reported that one of their processes has been quite slow.
Their process relates to a Wizard style interface that the user needs to populate before submitting the task. However, the interface does not perform any heavy queries or expressions.
When reviewing the Health Check report, what should you do?
Ans:-
a.Investigate the slow activity-chained process flows (as multiple User Input Tasks might be linked together) and merge these into a single interface
b.Investigate the number of unattended process loops (as multiple User Input Tasks might be linked together) and merge these into multiple node instances where possible
c.Investigate the interface size and review the historical performance trends of the interface (as it might indicate an environment issue) and make adjustments where necessary
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This is a misleading question. A slow process is something fundamentally different than a slow interface.
Users typically complain more about interface issues than process issues, so I would go with C.
Health Check clearly displays activity-chain warnings for wizard-style processes as a primary performance issue. These warnings specifically identify when multiple User Input Tasks are chained together.
Stefan Helzle You are also right on point too.