So I just whipped up a quick, 2-model test for this, and I can verify it seems to work. The subprocess called here simply queries from our "Person" table via PersonId and saves the output into a (single) Person-type PV named "person" (how original). Then in the parent we call that subprocess via the Start Process node, synchronous, configured for MNI, and set the output (the subprocess PV has to be manually set in the "value" box by expression as it doesn't appear in the picker, presumably because the subprocess's value is single and the parent process's PV is multiple, which seems like an oversight to me on Appian's part for this use case). The operator is "append", as seen in my screenshot. After being run, the resulting parent process "resultPersonCdtList" contains all queried values. Note: you can configure the MNI to either "launch all at once" (faster) or "one at a time", but only "one at a time" causes the resulting array's order to match the original list.

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0 Stefan Helzle
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2 days ago

a!save() does not work inside a process model.

There is no fv!index in a process model.

How did you configure MNI?
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0 Stefan Helzle
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2 days ago

a!save() does not work inside a process model.

There is no fv!index in a process model.

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