It’s possible I missed something, but I wrote a function to print picks after the automated fulfillment process is run. Did I miss a rule that would print them?
If not, when I schedule the automated fulfillment process and put my function after it in the process set, the fulfillment part is instantly running and finishing and then running my function. This fails because there are no picks to print.
When I run it manually, it takes almost 2 minutes to do the fulfillment part. Does this not run via process sets? (I don’t have them set to run at the same time, it’s set to run step by step like my other process sets).
Not sure if it’s exactly the same scenario but we’ve encountered some issues with automated fulfillment workbench and process sets. Problem reference is PRB0301603 PROBLEM DESCRIPTION: Automated Fulfilment Process within a Process Set are Executing Concurrently. Giving error message ‘Automated Fulfillment Process (Task: 0) is currently running, cannot run similar process.’.
EpicCare commented:
Workaround is not confirmed as I did see some suggestions done from other analyst mentioning:
Two workarounds are:
Manually submit the automated Fulfillment process for each rules class.
Submit each automated Fulfillment process for each rule class to its own unique System Agent Schedule and stagger the Run Times of the Schedules to prevent overlap.
Yeah, that’s the message in the log. Thanks for the problem record, I’ll see if I can fire it off through code, although I suspect I’ll encounter the same thing.