+8Hi guys,
I cannot find much information on this, but I would expect that when a workflow instance is terminated (manually or by a workflow), all workflow tasks that relate to the instance, are removed as well.
I notice in my current O365 environment that this is not the case, can someone confirm this?
So to my understanding I would need to "workaround" this by deleting all workflow tasks by using e.g. a different workflow...
Thanks,
Glenda
Best answer by callum
Hi Glenda,
This was the case with Nintex for SharePoint, which uses the SharePoint 2010 Workflow engine, however Nintex for Office 365 uses the SharePoint 2013 Workflow engine, and unfortunately the SharePoint 2013 Workflow Engine does not perform these tasks on termination of a workflow. This would be true for any Nintex workflows, or SharePoint Designer/Visual Studio workflows that are created as well.
Callum
+9Hi Glenda,
This was the case with Nintex for SharePoint, which uses the SharePoint 2010 Workflow engine, however Nintex for Office 365 uses the SharePoint 2013 Workflow engine, and unfortunately the SharePoint 2013 Workflow Engine does not perform these tasks on termination of a workflow. This would be true for any Nintex workflows, or SharePoint Designer/Visual Studio workflows that are created as well.
Callum
+15Hi Glenda Segers,
I'm with you that this functionality is defintely needed. A request for this has been entered in the Nintex User Voice and you can vote for it.
+8Callum, Eric,
Thanks for your replies.
I've implemented a workaround to take care of it and added my votes on UserVoice.
Glenda
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