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07-18-2023 02:17 AM
I am struggling in understanding concepts in of when to use wait-for-condition in workflow and when to use Timer.
I want to know more about the difference.
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07-18-2023 02:23 AM
Hi,
Let me try to explain,
Timer: this is basically a fixed time break, like wait for 10 mins and then do something. There is no condition or dependency here. just plain simple waiting for a defined time.
Wait for Condition: This is when you want to want for some action / have some dependency before you can move forward, for eg, wait until you get approval to fulfill the request, it can take 5 mins or 5 days no one can say, but you cannot proceed until its done, so you wait for <the condition> to fulfill.
Hope this helps.
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07-18-2023 02:23 AM
Hi,
Let me try to explain,
Timer: this is basically a fixed time break, like wait for 10 mins and then do something. There is no condition or dependency here. just plain simple waiting for a defined time.
Wait for Condition: This is when you want to want for some action / have some dependency before you can move forward, for eg, wait until you get approval to fulfill the request, it can take 5 mins or 5 days no one can say, but you cannot proceed until its done, so you wait for <the condition> to fulfill.
Hope this helps.
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07-18-2023 03:09 AM
Can you demonstrate with small example?