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How can one see how the Server Action of outsystems' systems is implemented
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Reactive
Service Studio Version
11.55.25 (Build 64197)

For instance, I want to see how the internal implementation of [ProcessTerminate] is carried out.

2024-11-07 03-28-42
Stuart Harris
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Solution

Hi Deji,

Thank you for explaining.

ProcessTerminate will terminate a single process instance.

You can identify the process instances to terminate by checking its activities so see if there is an Executing activity that has an Error_Count > 0.

ProcessTerminate will terminate a single process at a time.

Processes have one or more activities. It is the activities that error, rather than the process.

I hope this helps!


Kind regards,
Stuart

2024-11-07 03-28-42
Stuart Harris
Champion

Hi Deji,

I do not believe there is a way to do that.

What is it you are trying to achieve? Maybe if you explain that, the community could help you find another way.

Kind regards,

Stuart

2024-08-10 15-20-18
DEJI SUN

Hi Stuart,

Thank you for your reply. In ServiceCenter, Light Process is in the [active with errors] state.

1. If you look at [Process_Status] Entity, there is no [active with errors] state. How to judge it.

2. Because there are many such error data, I want to close them together.

So I want to see how it is implemented internally.

Kind regards,

Deji

2024-11-07 03-28-42
Stuart Harris
Champion
Solution

Hi Deji,

Thank you for explaining.

ProcessTerminate will terminate a single process instance.

You can identify the process instances to terminate by checking its activities so see if there is an Executing activity that has an Error_Count > 0.

ProcessTerminate will terminate a single process at a time.

Processes have one or more activities. It is the activities that error, rather than the process.

I hope this helps!


Kind regards,
Stuart

2024-08-10 15-20-18
DEJI SUN


Thank you very much. It's very helpful to me. I think I know how to solve it now

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