on 05-04-2006 9:55 PM
I have a situation where i need to run a process chain on successful completion of two other process chain.
Example:
PC - Main Process chain.
PC1 -local process chain.
PC2 -local process chain.
PC3 -local process chain.
I am calling PC1 and PC2 in a process chain ( PC).I need to execute PC3 if only PC1 and PC2 are successful.And one more condition is i need to Run PC1 and PC2 at the Sametime. Will the AND process work in this situation.
hi sam,
you can use parallely both the processes pc1 and pc2 and aftersuccesful completion you canrun your pc3
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Hi Sam,
Your process chain should be like this.
1. PC1 and PC2 and the end of the chains connect to AND process.
2. The AND porcess has 2 recieving links and 1 output link.
3. The output of the AND would link to PC3.
Bye
Dinesh
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Sam
Yes, AND Process will take care of your need.
Start-->(PC1 and PC2) after getting successful message then start PC3.
Hope this helps
Thnaks
Sat
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Hi Sam,
Using an AND process with PC1 and PC2 as input should work the way you need it to. Your chain will be something like:
START > PC1 + PC2 (parallel)> AND (both are complete)> PC3.
Hope this helps...
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Hi,
Not possible to paste the snapshot here.
But then it would be something like this,
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/ \
P1 P2
\ /
AND
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PC3
Not sure if it is clear.
You can post again if query.
Secondly there is a SINGLE output to a AND process. Hence the Line after the AND process is always BLACK.
So thats fine. That by default indicates that your PC 3 will start only after completion of PC1 and PC2.
Hope this helps,
Pradip Parmar.
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