In reply to: Krzysztof Gaszczyk
Okay, thank you for your answer.
Do you know any way to speed up the execution of the action of starting multiple processes on timeout (several tasks start with 300 elements each).
I'm facing a similar issue and have no idea to get around it. I'm starting about 15-25 subworkflows and each of them is saved in the initial step and a timeout will move them to the next. Otherwise it would take to long and an execution timeout would happen when the subworkflows would be started.
The only thing I was able to do was to use the diagnostic mode to check what takes long and could be improved.
One potential option could be to update to BPS 2024:
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The second important update is Migration to .NET 8.0., which leverages the latest standards and libraries, and is continuously checked for compliance with current security standards. This update has also brought significant performance benefits. For example, the time required to transition between process steps has been reduced by 25%.
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