PFI Scheduler

Only if you set it up 60 times :)

I can't imagen why you'd need to do this, but you could have your flow just loop back to its beginning after building a pause into it. You could also use a WorkObject to trigger the same flow again (but that will create a new WorkUnit everytime).

What are you trying to accomplish?

I believe LPA scheduler offers this functionality. Will have to check.
If you're on an older version, as David said...I'd use a flow looping in a WorkObject node and a Pause.

every minute we need to check the customer table for the new customers added and send a mail notification to finance for approval.

we are using pf runtime 9.0.4.

Ok thank! i will go for a loop with workobject. Can u please help me in pausing the flow for one minute.

Build this function within an Assign node (it doesn't have to be associated to a variable - just click the Add JavaScript button)

var date = new Date();
var curDate = null;
do { curDate = new Date(); }
while(curDate-date < 5000);

This waits 5 seconds so you'd have to play with the value you use.

Thanks a lot! I willimplement this.

By doing what is suggested you are tying up a thread soley for this purpose when it can be accomplished in much more effective ways that don't draw the same resources. Keep in mind you only have a maximum of 8 flows that can run actively at the same time (excluding those waiting for inbasket action) so to tie up a thread on the off chance of an event occuring is not good design.

It is far better to create a trigger in AR09/AR10 (Add/Update Customer forms) on the Add function than to be polling constantly for that same condition.

Ok!.

I agree with Gary that tying up a thread may not be the most efficient and a trigger on the add for AR09/AR10 is better. However, also be aware of the fact that AR customers can also be 'batch interfaced' from the AR501 and AR550 programs. You may need to monitor for those as well.