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how to run two workflow(not a sessions) sequentially, what
is the process. Plz explain detailed information.

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how to run two workflow(not a sessions) sequentially, what is the process. Plz explain detailed inf..

Answer / subash

The best way is obviously to run WF1 and then call WF2
using PMCMD command in the last session of WF1(as a post
session task).If you absolutely want to ensure that the
second wf starts only after graceful completion of wf1 then
simply add a command task for the pmcmd and use the piple
to validate that the previous task is completed properly.

Please let me know if you are not clear or need more info.
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how to run two workflow(not a sessions) sequentially, what is the process. Plz explain detailed inf..

Answer / jayeshmumbai

I would use following methods

1. Create a KSH to call (pmcmd startworkflow) two workflows
one after another (or two statements in ksh). And if
required, I can check successful run of previous workflow
before running another.
2. Make use of command object in second workflow. This
object will be based on ksh which can wait on file created
by successful run of first workflow
3. Make use of even wait task as file watcher and watch a
file created by first workflow.
4. Crude way: Determine workflow execution time. Schedule
two workflows by considering execution time difference.

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how to run two workflow(not a sessions) sequentially, what is the process. Plz explain detailed inf..

Answer / don

pimbiliki pilapi

Please let me know if you are not clear or need more info.
Cheers!

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how to run two workflow(not a sessions) sequentially, what is the process. Plz explain detailed inf..

Answer / hardeep

Hi Subash

i didnt understand how to configure 2nd wf to ensure it starts after comp of 1st. pls explain with more detils.
thanks

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how to run two workflow(not a sessions) sequentially, what is the process. Plz explain detailed inf..

Answer / ganesh

as per i know
create a worklet and save the workflow in worklet and run



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