Hi All,

Can anyone tell me if filter phasing applies to escalations?  I have a 
three-step process involving two forms, and I need to guarantee that certain 
actions happen in a specific order.  I'm also trying to process records in 
batches, so I have an escalation that does something like this:


1.       Set the status of all records in Form A to "Process"

2.       Set the field "Process Now" in Form B

3.       Set the status of all records in Form A whose status is still 
"Process" to "No Configuration Matched"

Basically, Form A contains records to be processed, and new records can be 
added to it at any time.  Form B contains configurations that map back to zero 
or more records in Form A.

At intervals, I set the status of all new records in Form A to Process.  Then I 
trigger the processing of those records from Form B by setting a field that 
triggers the processing workflow.  As part of that, the status of all records 
that got processed get set to a status that indicates they have been processed. 
 I then want to set the status of any remaining records that were tagged for 
processing but that didn't match any configurations in Form B to "No 
Configuration Matched".

So, the question is, how can I guarantee that all records get processed in 
action 1 before action 2 gets processed, and that all records affected by 
processing related to action 2 (including affected records in Form A) get 
processed before action 3 fires?

Does that make sense?

Thanks,
Lyle


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