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  • January 16, 2025
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Hi !

We have 2 tables Employee and Invoice. Adding rows to them is done with this 2 process flows: add_employee , add_invoice.
Start table task for add invoice flow has a parameter with lookup to employee table :
 

 

In the new opened popup we start the add_employee flow. Unfortunately it stops running at a start task process action with no status code for debugging in the “process_flow_monitor”, al so there is no error in “live_error_log”.


 

 

After canceling the start table task for the add_invoice flow the add_invoice show up in the monitor.

 

 

The add_employe process looks like this:

 

 

Any idea why is this happening?

 

PS:
For now we used a workaround and executed the functionality of the task in the decision preceding the start task process flow.

Best answer by Erwin Ekkel

Some additional questions:

  • I assume this is a template task and not a gui or windows command task? 
  • Also did you check f12 and the normal error log for any errors? 
  • Does that task work if you execute it on the database, or if you execute it in the gui without the process flow? 

It seems like the process flow is failing on the actual execution of the task since it’s not able to finish the task. For testing purposes you could set the code in the task in comments to see if the flow continues when the task doesn’t have any code to execute.

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Some additional questions:

  • I assume this is a template task and not a gui or windows command task? 
  • Also did you check f12 and the normal error log for any errors? 
  • Does that task work if you execute it on the database, or if you execute it in the gui without the process flow? 

It seems like the process flow is failing on the actual execution of the task since it’s not able to finish the task. For testing purposes you could set the code in the task in comments to see if the flow continues when the task doesn’t have any code to execute.


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Hi ​@Ionut_Catalin,

Do you have any updates for us based on Erwin's questions above?


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