Facing problems in scheduling sub-processes bases on the scheduled time set in

abhinavg over 10 years ago

Facing problems in scheduling sub-processes bases on the scheduled time set in one the other sub processes from a main parent process

1.          I have a parent process which has 5-6 sub – processes & default process variable say xyz(date& time) is being set by main process
2.          In one of the sub process A, I’m updating xyz variable, passed back to main parent process using Pass By Reference
3.          Now there are sub-process B, C whose scheduling depends on the xyz, therefore they should be updated to use new xyz set in sub Process A

What’s happening is that scheduling of B, C sub-process is not getting updated with the latest updated xyz variable, they still shows old scheduling time which was being set very first time with default value of xyz !

...

Discussion posts and replies are publicly visible

Parents

0 abhinavg over 10 years ago

Yes Padmanabhanv, B & C were in green before i made changes to the xyz in sub process A. I went through the post shared above ...

So i need to follow the approach mentioned below form the post >

Drop the timer into a subprocess, then configure the subprocess node to "Delete previously activated instances" when reactivated. The existing subprocess instance will be terminated and replaced with a new one, therefore only one active timer will exist at a time. When the timer fires and the subprocess returns, be sure to disable the admin quick task to avoid restarting the timer after it's already fired.
Cancel
Vote Up 0 Vote Down

Sign in to reply

Verify Answer

Cancel

Reply

0 abhinavg over 10 years ago

Yes Padmanabhanv, B & C were in green before i made changes to the xyz in sub process A. I went through the post shared above ...

So i need to follow the approach mentioned below form the post >

Drop the timer into a subprocess, then configure the subprocess node to "Delete previously activated instances" when reactivated. The existing subprocess instance will be terminated and replaced with a new one, therefore only one active timer will exist at a time. When the timer fires and the subprocess returns, be sure to disable the admin quick task to avoid restarting the timer after it's already fired.
Cancel
Vote Up 0 Vote Down

Sign in to reply

Verify Answer

Cancel

Children

No Data