Automatic Process Cleanup

RE: Automatic Process Cleanup

Stewart Burchell — Tue, 07 Jul 2020 10:41:11 GMT

You could design along these lines:

each Process Model to have a "kill" switch - an Event Listener which does nothing more than transition to a terminate end node
a Process Report that finds all active process instances within the bounds of the criteria you want to apply (e.g. active for > 5 days)
a front end that exposes the list of Process Instances that the Process Report generates
a process model that you can call with the Process Instance Ids that the User selected from this front end that sends messages to the Process Instances that kills them

RE: Automatic Process Cleanup

Sunil Mohan — Tue, 07 Jul 2020 10:18:57 GMT

Our use case is unique, we can't explain everything here. Please suggest if you can help for the requirement. (or) Just ignore and dont reply my query.

Your answers are frustrating and not customer friendly.

RE: Automatic Process Cleanup

Stewart Burchell — Tue, 07 Jul 2020 10:00:52 GMT

I was probing to see if what you were asking for was really the best option to solve the problem. Unless we're sure we're solving the right problem then we may end up delivering the wrong thing.

RE: Automatic Process Cleanup

Sunil Mohan — Tue, 07 Jul 2020 09:28:25 GMT

this response didn't help me

RE: Automatic Process Cleanup

Stewart Burchell — Tue, 07 Jul 2020 09:14:07 GMT

What reasons would a User NOT approve a Process for auto-cancelling? I guess the question is: "What rules will a User use to determine when a Process gets cancelled or not?". If those "rules" are deterministic then embed them in the system and free up the Users to conduct more valuable work.