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Introduction to Finding Processes using filters

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Written by Aleksi Hytönen
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Finding Processes using filters

In the first section the most straightforward way of filtering using the name of the Process was covered.

  • Text - The search finds the Processes if the search term is found from the Process name or from the description

  • Tags - Provides the possibility to select one or more Tags to be used when searching for Processes. All of the selected Tags must match with the Process.

  • Tasks - Allows you to select one or multiple Tasks for searching. It is enough that one Task matches for the Process to be listed.

  • Promoted Result - Allows you to select a single promoted Result (For example "ProductId"). All of the Processes that are promoting that result will be listed.

  • Subprocesses - Allows you to select a single Subprocess as a filtering rule. All of the Processes that are using that Subprocess will be listed.

  • Triggers - Allows you to select one or more Triggers (such as Http or Schedule) for searching. It is enough that one Trigger matches for the Process to be listed.

  • Executions - Allows you to select a time span in days. All of the Processes that have had Process Instances within that time span will be listed.

  • Errors - Has similar logic to Executions. Allows you to select a time span in days. All of the Processes that have had errors in Process Instances within that time span will be listed.

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