Explain The Process Configuration Parameters – Max Jobs, Flow Limit & Activation Limit?
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• Max Jobs :
Max Jobs specifies the number of process instances that are kept in memory. Once this limit is reached newly created process instances (subject to flow limit) are paged out to disk.0 specifies no limit and is the default.
• Flow Limit :
Flow Limit specifies the maximum number of running process instances that are
spawned before the process starter is suspended i.e. it enters a FLOW_CONTROLLED state and does not accept new events. This can be used to control the number of process instances running simultaneously and when the protocol generating the event can store the event till it is received, like email servers, JMS, RV etc. 0 specifies no limit and is the default.
• Activation Limit:
Activation limit flag specifies that once a process instance is loaded it must be placed in memory till it completes execution. By default it is enabled.