Delete folders off of the Knowledge Center on Cloud

A few questions which we may need to answer ourselves before we depend on analytics queries which can be made by Execute portal report smart service/ getportalreportdatasubset()/ queryProcessAnalytics()/ Execute Report with Multiple Filters smart service:

1. How should the folders in archived instances be dealt with? Again this may require the unarchival of completed process instances originated from process model that has folder generating capabilities.
2. Are the process models in the system identified, that has capability to create folders? Or is there a generic process model for folder creation? If so, a single report on this generic process model is sufficient. If not, we may again need to consider following scenarios:
a. If we construct one report(one report for all the process models that generates folders) for execute portal report smart service, how complex is the report going to be? (We need to configure the folder id column in such a way that it provides value based on the PV which can vary according to process model and this might still become complex if the complex data types of multiple type holds folder ids)
b. If we construct multiple reports(one report for each process model that generates folders) for execute portal report smart service, how many number of reports we should create? Each report might have a different parsing mechanism, because a process model which maintains folder as an array variable should be joined in the report column and needs to be split later into an array in the process.

A few questions which we may need to answer ourselves before we depend on analytics queries which can be made by Execute portal report smart service/ getportalreportdatasubset()/ queryProcessAnalytics()/ Execute Report with Multiple Filters smart service:

1. How should the folders in archived instances be dealt with? Again this may require the unarchival of completed process instances originated from process model that has folder generating capabilities.
2. Are the process models in the system identified, that has capability to create folders? Or is there a generic process model for folder creation? If so, a single report on this generic process model is sufficient. If not, we may again need to consider following scenarios:
a. If we construct one report(one report for all the process models that generates folders) for execute portal report smart service, how complex is the report going to be? (We need to configure the folder id column in such a way that it provides value based on the PV which can vary according to process model and this might still become complex if the complex data types of multiple type holds folder ids)
b. If we construct multiple reports(one report for each process model that generates folders) for execute portal report smart service, how many number of reports we should create? Each report might have a different parsing mechanism, because a process model which maintains folder as an array variable should be joined in the report column and needs to be split later into an array in the process.