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Workflow IPI
Get Started
Tutorials
Orientation
Configure Your Environment
Security
Resource Information and Configuration
Data Administration
Forms and User Displays
Building and Configuring Workflows
eSOP
ActiveX Task Controls
Service Interfaces
Operator Task List in the Workflow Client
Best Practices
- Installation
- Workflow Performance
  - Workflow Performance
    This section provides more information about some features, and contains suggestions for improving the performance of your workflows
  - Persistence
  - Memory
  - Tracking Configuration
    You can track workflow, subprocess, and/or schedule data while a workflow is running.
  - Subprocesses
  - Start Workflow and Start Schedule Activities
  - While and For Each Activities
  - Write Activity
    The Write activity performs a set of writes to workflow variables. The source of each write can be an expression, a bind, or a user-defined absolute value.
  - If/Else Activity
    The If/Else activity changes execution of the workflow to one of multiple exit branches based on the resolution of a condition.
  - Form Events
- Forms
- Customize Workflow

Enable Persistence

Recommendation (LOW)

Enable persistence to recover your workflow.

Workflows are automatically configured to have persistence disabled, which provides better performance of your workflow. However, you can enable persistence to:

save the current state of the instance to the Workflow database,
support recovery in the event of server problems,
stop and restart your workflow.

Note: This save process is a slow operation, impacting workflow performance as it moves from one subprocess to the next. This process is also CPU-intensive, so it can have a negative impact on the performance of other running workflow instances.