usage: wfgroupstart <pattern match expression for workflow group names> ... [-w <timeout s>] [-b]

Starts one or more workflow groups.

With this command, you compare a single pattern match expression, or several, with the full workflow group name, <folder>.<groupconfigurationname>.<workflowgroupname>, of all the workflows.

The command accepts wild cards, such as '*' and '?'. For further information see Textual Pattern Matches.

To start the workflow group instantly it should be in the Idle state. Otherwise, start occurs once processing is finished and the group is back in Idle state.

A workflow group in Invalid state can not be started as the configuration is invalid.

If the wfgroupstart command is used in combination with any of the options when the Platform is restarted, the system cannot retain the workflow group state, so the wfgroupstart command will immediate return the exit code 101 - 'Platform down group aborted'

Option	Description

Option

Description

[-w]

Use this option to wait for workflow group completion, that is wait for whichever comes first of either a timeout or received exit code declaring the status of the workflow; completed, aborted etc. For further information about exit codes, see Textual Pattern Matches.

Note!

The [-w] option does only allow one workflow group to be started at the time.

[-b]

Use this option (block) to wait for the return code that indicates that workflow group has for example completed, aborted or another code. For further information about exit codes, see Textual Pattern Matches .

Note!

The [-b] option only allows one workflow group to be started at the time.

The [-w] option has precedence over the [-b] option. If both are used at the same time the [-w] will be active.

Return Codes

Listed below are the different return codes for the wfgroupstart command:

Code	Description

Code	Description
0	Will be returned if the command was successful.
50	Will be returned if the number of arguments is incorrect.
51	Will be returned if an error occurred when parsing arguments.
60	Will be returned if the command line timed out.
70	Will be returned if the group was not found.
71	Will be returned when trying to start more than one group, or if there was an exception due to no user being logged in.
80	Will be returned if there was an exception due to no group being started
90	Will be returned if an unexpected error occurred.
230	Will be returned if the workflow is already running.
231	Will be returned if permission is denied (no execute permission).
232	Will be returned if the group does not exist.
240	Will be returned if the group is invalid.