I have record A with some filters and record B without any filter conditions. Wh

It is Appian's default behavior to take user back to the origin when you perform any action. So, when you are in Record and initiated an action from the record, after completion of the action, user will be redirected back to the action of that record.

If you are performing deletion then after completion of the action, the original record might not be present. Hence you get the error.

On thing you can do is have a User Input Task which contains the link of Record B. Place this task before the process ends in the process model. That way, you can force user to click on that link in order to proceed. Also, add a timer exception on that User Input Task so that unnecessary accumulation of processes can be avoided.

I hope this helps.

It is Appian's default behavior to take user back to the origin when you perform any action. So, when you are in Record and initiated an action from the record, after completion of the action, user will be redirected back to the action of that record.

If you are performing deletion then after completion of the action, the original record might not be present. Hence you get the error.

On thing you can do is have a User Input Task which contains the link of Record B. Place this task before the process ends in the process model. That way, you can force user to click on that link in order to proceed. Also, add a timer exception on that User Input Task so that unnecessary accumulation of processes can be avoided.

I hope this helps.