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ajinkyab
over 12 years ago
We have used timer event in process model,which triggers after every 5 min of interval. we have stored the interval value in constant. but when we change the interval value from back end . the flow wont get triggered according to new interval,because time node is active. is there any way to solve this....
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sushilk
over 12 years ago
Its just because once node get active it read the value from constant and wait to be condition true. During that duration if you change the value , it is not going to active node. Please use one rule to check the if value is change then re-launch the timer event...
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ajinkyab
over 12 years ago
hi sushil i tried with this, but still timer run with old interval
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sushilk
over 12 years ago
I assume that whenever the value changing in constant your rule ,your process running and it is cancelling the old timer event instance and launch new instance of the same event, If you go data Mangement tab, there is one colum which you need to check, Refersh the value whenever node launch.
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ajinkyab
over 12 years ago
so i need to keep the timer event in sub process,because timer node don't have exception flow and other tab for cancelling existing instance of timer event node.
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sushilk
over 12 years ago
Yes..Whenever it change cancel the old timer procees and launc new..
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ajinkyab
over 12 years ago
ya did same working fine
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siddharthg521
over 12 years ago
You can also put your timer event in a sub process and delete the previous instances of sub process on re-executing. This will make your timer work based on the latest specified value.
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