Question
Capgemini
US
Last activity: 10 Mar 2017 5:08 EST
Queries on flow
What is the use split for each and split for join? Can anyone give me the one example?
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Accepted Solution
OCBC Bank
SG
Hi Suresh,
Split for Each : You have one flow, let's say Approval and you want to run this flow for all elements in Page list to assign to different approvers. So this shape will start multiple instances of same flow based on number of elements in Page list. You have to specify one flow name and page list name in configuration
Split Join : You want to start multiple flows ex. BackgroundCheck, EmploymentCheck etc. This is not based on a Page list, you need to specify all Flows to start in configuration
Hi Suresh,
Split for Each : You have one flow, let's say Approval and you want to run this flow for all elements in Page list to assign to different approvers. So this shape will start multiple instances of same flow based on number of elements in Page list. You have to specify one flow name and page list name in configuration
Split Join : You want to start multiple flows ex. BackgroundCheck, EmploymentCheck etc. This is not based on a Page list, you need to specify all Flows to start in configuration
Hope this helps.
Updated: 23 Feb 2017 8:05 EST
Pegasystems Inc.
IN
Adding to Sandeep's suggestions, I came across this thread which discusses in detail on your query-
Spinoff, Split join, Split for each
Hope the information is helpful.
Thanks-