Not able to start the process in 5 mins interval

RE: Not able to start the process in 5 mins interval

Shubham Aware — Mon, 22 Sep 2025 13:51:19 GMT

Since you see only 1 parent process, the timer is firing correctly. The issue is inside your process flow.
As i don't have full vision to your problem i can guess,
Script Task Get List Process to Trigger From Sc... returning different sized arrays based on execution context (timer vs manual). - You can validate this in monitoring and try to fix that because timer based process works in context of System and Manually with your user.

RE: Not able to start the process in 5 mins interval

vijayan544557 — Mon, 22 Sep 2025 12:46:09 GMT

Also this is happening only when process model is automatically triggered after 5 mins. When I manually trigger it.. It behaves properly.

RE: Not able to start the process in 5 mins interval

vijayan544557 — Mon, 22 Sep 2025 12:44:54 GMT

Thanks for your reply Shubham. It is working now It is getting triggered in each 5 mins interval. Below is my process model and facing another issue now

I am getting the schedules dynamically. for example - at 11:45 I have to execute 5 processes - Process 1, Process 2. I am getting that list along with UUID (UUID i have stored in DB). Now when it is 11:45 the start process node gets executed and shows 2 instances. But when I check in monitoring tab it shows me double instances. in this case 4 instances Sharing below MNI setup.

In monitoring tab-

Anything I am missing here?

RE: Not able to start the process in 5 mins interval

Shubham Aware — Mon, 22 Sep 2025 11:48:08 GMT

Issue with you delay code, datetime values when local!minuteNow + local!extraMinutes exceeds 59.
The datetime() function will error because 60 minutes is invalid.

now() + intervalds(0, if(mod(minute(now()), 5) = 0, 0, 5 - mod(minute(now()), 5)), 0)

if above will not work try this

a!localVariables(
  local!now: now(),
  local!minuteNow: minute(local!now),
  local!extraMinutes: if(
    mod(local!minuteNow, 5) = 0,
    0,
    5 - mod(local!minuteNow, 5)
  ),
  a!addDateTime(
    startDateTime: datetime(
      year(local!now),
      month(local!now),
      day(local!now),
      hour(local!now),
      0,
      0
    ),
    minutes: local!minuteNow + local!extraMinutes
  )
)