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Hi Forum I have a quicktask with it's own process flow as well as
lincolnf454
over 10 years ago
Hi Forum
I have a quicktask with it's own process flow as well as a primary process flow in a subprocess. I'd like to disable this quicktask at the end of the primary process flow so that the primary process flow can exit the sub process and join the parent process model once again. Currently whilst debugging my process, the process stalls at the sub process since it reads the quicktask as an unattended activity node - the process cannot continue.
The documentation on disabling a quicktask reads -
"Once a quick task has been enabled, it can be disabled in one of the following ways:
The Quick Task may have an exception event configured. When the conditions for this event become true, the exception is triggered, and the Quick Task is disabled. (Exception conditions are only evaluated when an activity is first activated.) "
I understand how I would create an exception flow from the quicktask in the 'Exceptions' tab of the quicktask's properties w...
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shelzle
over 10 years ago
Please try it out. This is exactly the way I do it in several models. The user is no doing anything.
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over 10 years ago
Please try it out. This is exactly the way I do it in several models. The user is no doing anything.
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