How to set the process priority in a IPC processes?
+1I have a main process that contain a event to load IPC Server event. When my process go into this IPC event, it will automatically change priority to "High" although I had set it to "Low" in Process, activity and event level. I check the priority column in K2.._procinst table, the value is high for IPC process. How can I set the priority for this IPC process base on my need?
+10- Nintex Partner
Hi,
I've tried this on SP4 but could not recreate this.
I've only changed the priority of the destination process to low using the process properties of the destination.
All the other activities and source process is set to the normal priority.
When the IPC starts a new process the new process is the correct priority in the _ProcInst table.
It could be that this was an issue with earlier versions of K2.net 2003.
Which version of K2.net 2003 are you using?
Regards,
JohanL
I've tried this on SP4 but could not recreate this.
I've only changed the priority of the destination process to low using the process properties of the destination.
All the other activities and source process is set to the normal priority.
When the IPC starts a new process the new process is the correct priority in the _ProcInst table.
It could be that this was an issue with earlier versions of K2.net 2003.
Which version of K2.net 2003 are you using?
Regards,
JohanL
+1Hi,
Thanks for your reply. I had tried to set the IPC process's priority in K2 SP2a. I use a server event to read my parent process's priority & then set the priority in IPC process through this event. So, IPC process always follow the parent process' priority.
Regards,
Vincent
Thanks for your reply. I had tried to set the IPC process's priority in K2 SP2a. I use a server event to read my parent process's priority & then set the priority in IPC process through this event. So, IPC process always follow the parent process' priority.
Regards,
Vincent
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