Hi,
I do not think that my statement was contradictory. But you did not quote me
right...
The Escalation runs once, meaning it performs a single search to the database.
After finding 0-x records, it will perform its Escalation-Actions 0-x times.
It is therefore very important to distinguish the execution of the Escalation
from the execution of the Escalation-Actions.
This is the same thing as a user doing a single Modify-All action that
modifying many records. The client (mid-tier/aruser) will call the server 0-x
times depending on how many records the user found in the search.
Best Regards - Misi, RRR AB, http://www.rrr.se (ARSList MVP 2011)
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> Hey Misi, hope you are doing well. Looks like you are busy with your work. I
> would prefer a positive pat ;)
>
> I did not understand this statement: Escalation execute on each matching
> record. But the Escalation itself runs once. Do't you think its a
> contradictive statement? Both seems to be of same meaning.
>
> Execute on each matching request but runs only once - Very confusing. :S
>
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