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Hi, In my use case, I want to run MNI of a sub process and I don'
upendram803
over 10 years ago
Hi,
In my use case, I want to run MNI of a sub process and I don't see "Task Properties" in data tab (expression editor). However, when I use expression i.e. pv!arrVariable[tp!instanceindex], it works fine for me. As per appian best practices, should I follow this approach ?
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kinfuh38
over 10 years ago
It is better to use looping function like apply.
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Tim
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over 10 years ago
This approach is well used for launching multiple instances of a sub-process
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siddharthg521
over 10 years ago
Hi Upendra, yes - the above stated method/approach is very well acceptable/widely used to launch MNI on the sub processes.
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rajatm
over 10 years ago
I have done this earlier and the approach is widely used. Just take care that number of instances remain in the Max allowed limit.
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kinfuh38
over 10 years ago
For sub process, you may want to use looping process flow instead of MNI
forum.appian.com/.../Using_a_Sub-Process_to_Tabulate_Report_Data.html
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forum.appian.com/.../Multiple_Node_Instances.html
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