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    Asynchronous mode allows a workflow process to run independently without the user having to wait for completion, with the process being submitted to the workflow process manager to execute later. In contrast, in synchronous mode the user must wait for the entire process to finish before getting control back. Asynchronous mode is helpful for processes involving large amounts of processing where the user does not need immediate access to the results. There are two main ways to execute workflows asynchronously using either workflow policies or a runtime event business service combination.

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    Asynchronous mode allows a workflow process to run independently without the user having to wait for completion, with the process being submitted to the workflow process manager to execute later. In contrast, in synchronous mode the user must wait for the entire process to finish before getting control back. Asynchronous mode is helpful for processes involving large amounts of processing where the user does not need immediate access to the results. There are two main ways to execute workflows asynchronously using either workflow policies or a runtime event business service combination.

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    WF Syn A Synchronous Mode

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    Asynchronous mode allows a workflow process to run independently without the user having to wait for completion, with the process being submitted to the workflow process manager to execute later. In contrast, in synchronous mode the user must wait for the entire process to finish before getting control back. Asynchronous mode is helpful for processes involving large amounts of processing where the user does not need immediate access to the results. There are two main ways to execute workflows asynchronously using either workflow policies or a runtime event business service combination.

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      Asynchronous Mode  Synchronous  Mode


    User does not have to wait for process User have to wait for
    1
    to complete. process to complete.

    User gets back the control immediately


    and the workflow is submitted to User gets control back only
    2 workflow process manager (WPM) as when the Work Flow finished
    a job to be executed. WPM then its execution.
    executes the job later.

    This is helpful in functionality where


    large amount of processing needs to
    3 be done on an object and user is not  
    going to use the effect or access just
    after

    2 way to execute a workflow


    asynchronously .                     
    4 1.Workflow Policy  
    2. Runtime Event Business Service
    (BS) Combination

    WorkFlow can be invoked                   •


    WorkFlow can be invoked    
    Run Process on the Server
    •  Run process in application
    Administration – Server
    object manager using
    5 Management > Jobs                        •
    business service BS
    Run process using business service  
    “Workflow Process
    Workflow Process Manager (Server
    Manager” 
    Request)
    In case of error in
    In case an error occurs while running Synchronous mode, error
    the asynchronous process user will message is displayed to the
    6
    not get any error message and user (unless it is explicitly
    workflow will go in Exited state suppressed through error
    handling)

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