Contents Now Platform Capabilities Previous Topic Next Topic Ending workflows with multiple branches Subscribe Log in to subscribe to topics and get notified when content changes. ... SAVE AS PDF Selected Topic Topic & Subtopics All Topics in Contents Share Ending workflows with multiple branches A workflow is complete when it reaches the End activity, even if there are still active branches of the workflow in progress. To ensure that both branches are completed, add a Join activity to resolve the branches. For example, the following figure shows a workflow with two branches that execute independently. When Task 1 and Task 2 of Branch B are completed, the workflow is marked complete even if the Branch A tasks are not completed. Figure 1. Workflow with uncompleted branch For both branches to complete, add a Join activity to resolve the branches. When one branch reaches the join, the workflow waits for the other branch. When both branches are complete, the workflow reaches the end. The Incomplete condition of the a Join activity is met only if one of the branches cannot be completed. Figure 2. Workflow with completed branches On this page Send Feedback Previous Topic Next Topic
Ending workflows with multiple branches A workflow is complete when it reaches the End activity, even if there are still active branches of the workflow in progress. To ensure that both branches are completed, add a Join activity to resolve the branches. For example, the following figure shows a workflow with two branches that execute independently. When Task 1 and Task 2 of Branch B are completed, the workflow is marked complete even if the Branch A tasks are not completed. Figure 1. Workflow with uncompleted branch For both branches to complete, add a Join activity to resolve the branches. When one branch reaches the join, the workflow waits for the other branch. When both branches are complete, the workflow reaches the end. The Incomplete condition of the a Join activity is met only if one of the branches cannot be completed. Figure 2. Workflow with completed branches
Ending workflows with multiple branches A workflow is complete when it reaches the End activity, even if there are still active branches of the workflow in progress. To ensure that both branches are completed, add a Join activity to resolve the branches. For example, the following figure shows a workflow with two branches that execute independently. When Task 1 and Task 2 of Branch B are completed, the workflow is marked complete even if the Branch A tasks are not completed. Figure 1. Workflow with uncompleted branch For both branches to complete, add a Join activity to resolve the branches. When one branch reaches the join, the workflow waits for the other branch. When both branches are complete, the workflow reaches the end. The Incomplete condition of the a Join activity is met only if one of the branches cannot be completed. Figure 2. Workflow with completed branches
