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MarkH2002
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12/18/2013 3:17 PM
I am working on a pflow that will run a multistep job using the WEBRUN node. If this multistep job has 16 steps and I use the &WAIT=true is there a danger of process flow timing out waiting for the WEBRUN node to complete? The 16 steps run fairly quickly but if there is a higher volume of transactions I'm not sure if pflow will timeout and stop the workunit
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12/18/2013 5:29 PM
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Yes, that's a risk if the job submitted by the WebRun node is a very long running job. Compare the average run time to the timeout settings for the WebRun node. Adjust the WebRun timeout settings if needed. The 'clock' starts over upon each WebRun...so it shouldn't matter how many WebRuns the flow has.
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12/18/2013 5:31 PM
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The timeout setting is in WAS; I'm not sure where exactly (sorry). I'm in development; not in the sys admin side of our business.
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