Different between the Activity Instance destination ID and Activity Instance ID

  • 27 October 2010
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Hi,


What is the different between the Activity Instance destination ID and Activity Instance ID? and why do we have this two different ID's?


thank you,


 


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Activity Instance ID is the the ID of the instance of the process.  Activity Instance Destination ID is the ID of the destination instance.  Example, if you have a process that has two destination users, then there will be an Activity Instance Destination ID for each user.

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Not entirely correct, there is a Process Instance ID as well.  I think your answer and Ruben's combined should be close ;-) 

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Yep, I forgot about the Process Instance ID.  That too is important.

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 As i notice  for each activity instance id we have the same ActivityInstanceDestinationID, how that can be realted to the worklist slot ? 

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See the ActivityInstanceDestinationID as a unique "place" in the process for every slot. Combine that with the Process Instance ID and you have a unique task. Hence the Serial Number of every Worklist item made up of <%ProcInstID%>_<%ActInstDestID%>

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