As I remember, there was a limit of 5000 records. If we need to process more, we create a script

Vladimir Sokolov,

You can add a column to track processed records and loop the read collection until there not unprocessed records, using the track column, for example. In this way, you have no limits

Julio.Falcon_Nodos,

Can you give me an example?

Julio.Falcon_Nodos,

As I remember, process cannot loop more than 5000 times either

Vladimir Sokolov,

Can you give me a sample script to update it?

Hi Valdimir, 

Sure, first off all add a new boolean column on you account object, like processed, your main process like this

Good day,

The issue you're encountering is related to the number of records being passed to the subprocess. Here are some suggestions for resolving this situation:

1. Add or adjust recursion trigger conditions:
   - For instance, if the trigger is based on changes to the `Contact.Age` field, consider adding a condition to ensure the age is not empty before initiating recursion.

2. Redesign the process to avoid recursion:
   - Replace recursion with iteration: Instead of processing records one by one with recursion, you can read and process multiple records in a sequential manner, ensuring that you do not handle a new record until the current one is fully processed.
   - Consolidate changes into a single process: Rather than reacting to various changes across different processes, use one process to handle all necessary changes at once. For example, initiate triggers in a single business process (BP) with all modifications related to a specific entity, which helps in minimizing and managing recursion more effectively.

It is crucial to first review the process logic with the above suggestions, as increasing the `MaximumBackgroundRecursionDepth` parameter could lead to application performance issues, such as slowing down or exhausting server memory, which might result in application restarts or stops.

In your system, the `MaximumBackgroundRecursionDepth` parameter is currently set to 100 (default is 100). The issue arises when the number of subprocess calls exceeds this value.

To address this problem, you may need to increase the `MaximumBackgroundRecursionDepth` parameter to accommodate all records, rather than only the initial 100.

Regards,
Orkhan

You need to have some way to determine the source of a record, so if the record came from the other object, you don't send it back again. 

For records added in "Data App", you'd flag those as coming from "Data App" when adding in "Info App", so the process that syncs from "Info App" back to "Data App" knows to exclude it from sending back to "Data App", etc.

If the records need to sync updates as well, you'd want to store the original record's Id value so you know where to update. You could then use the column storing the Id to know to exclude sending it back to add.

Ryan

Create a boolean parameter "IsContact"(it's just an example, you could create any parameter ) and pass true if the button is clicked on contact page and false if it's clicked in any other place 

Hello!

To find information, you can read the data from SysProcessData, more information which contains the interrelationship between the process instance and the subprocess, the relationship to the process scheme, the relationship to the process scheme element if the instance is a subprocess, and the current status of the process instance. Also, the internal state of the process is a snapshot of the values of the parameters at times when the process elements are executed.

Also, this article could be useful:

https://academy.creatio.com/docs/8.x/dev/development-on-creatio-platform/development-tools/external-ides/examples/develop-c-sharp-code-in-a-custom-project

Kyrylo Atamanenko,

Thanks for an answer. But to read all those information I need to know Id of an element being executed. For example in Classic UI it is obtained like 

this. 

const processElementUId = this.get("ProcessData").procElUId;

And the question is there analogue in Freeom UI page?

Hello,

You should use a script task to work with files from the web service.

 

More details about the API file:



https://academy.creatio.com/docs/8.x/dev/development-on-creatio-platfor…

Thanks Cherednichenko. Using the information provided I wrote the C# below to attach a generated file to a record.



public void AttachFile(string schemaName, Guid recordId, string fullFilePath) {

            /* Create a unique ID for the new file. */

            Guid fileId = Guid.NewGuid(); 

            /* Create a file locator for the new file. */

            var fileLocator= new EntityFileLocator("SysFile", fileId); 

            /* Get an IFile object for the new file. */ 

            IFile file = UserConnection.CreateFile(fileLocator); 

            /* There is no file metadata or file content in the available file storages. Specify the file name in the file metadata. */

            file.Name = (new System.IO.FileInfo(fullFilePath)).Name; 

            /* Set an attributes for the new file: */

            file.SetAttribute("RecordSchemaName", schemaName); 

            file.SetAttribute("RecordId", recordId);             

            /* Save the file metadata Do this BEFORE saving the content. */

            file.Save(); 

            using (var sourceStream = new FileStream( fullFilePath, FileMode.Open, FileAccess.Read, FileShare.Read, bufferSize: 4096, useAsync: true)) {

                file.Write(sourceStream, FileWriteOptions.SinglePart);            

            }

        }

Hello,

 

It`s seems to be an issue that our support should take a look. Please send us an email at support@creatio.com

 

Best regards,

Serhii

Hello,

Your business task could be achieved by the business process. For example:

1. Create Parameters: Start by adding parameters to the process to input values such as "start date," "end date," and "user." 

2. Configure the Business Process:

Add a pre-configured page where you can input the required values.

Use formulas to set the start and end dates using the parameters you defined earlier.

Add an "Add data" element to create a new activity. Configure the columns for start and end date, type, and user.

3. Add a conditional flow with a condition to check if the date doesn't match the end date from the pre-configured page.

If the condition is true, proceed to the next formula element to increment

Nguyen Trang,

 

We are sending you the Conditional flow instruction, for your review. If you have any specific questions about this, please describe them in more detail.

Hi David,



Processes are transferred to the same other custom changes. Please see this article about transferring changes from site to site:

https://academy.creatio.com/docs/7-17/developer/development_tools/packa…

Hello, Josh.

I think you can find an example here 

https://academy.creatio.com/docs/user/bpm_tools/process_elements_refere…

Check the example with CompositeObjectList

Hello, Josh.

Check this article 

https://academy.creatio.com/docs/user/bpm_tools/process_elements_refere…

Example you need is CompositeObjectList