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Best answer by DEBAL_DAS

I believe you are referring acs commons Bulk Workflow Manager here -

 

 

Observations -

1. Total page count in We Retails application 489 -

   

 

2. I would like to lock 489 pages(Demo use case) using my custom workflow model using Bulk Workflow manager and able to lock all 489 pages here -

3.  Even I am getting similar result (489) pages after execution as shown below -

4. I have unlocked all 489 pages with another bulk workflow manager and now count associated with locked page is 0 as shown below -

 

5. Let's re execute AEM lock operation again using new Bulk Workflow manager (Page Lock workflow model)-

    

 

Then deleted the Bulk Workflow Manager while running (AEM Page Lock v2) , process got stopped and  this time only 100 page were locked -

 

Hope this will help.

2 replies

DEBAL_DAS
DEBAL_DASAccepted solution
New Member
March 6, 2022

I believe you are referring acs commons Bulk Workflow Manager here -

 

 

Observations -

1. Total page count in We Retails application 489 -

   

 

2. I would like to lock 489 pages(Demo use case) using my custom workflow model using Bulk Workflow manager and able to lock all 489 pages here -

3.  Even I am getting similar result (489) pages after execution as shown below -

4. I have unlocked all 489 pages with another bulk workflow manager and now count associated with locked page is 0 as shown below -

 

5. Let's re execute AEM lock operation again using new Bulk Workflow manager (Page Lock workflow model)-

    

 

Then deleted the Bulk Workflow Manager while running (AEM Page Lock v2) , process got stopped and  this time only 100 page were locked -

 

Hope this will help.

Debal Das, Senior AEM Consultant
milind_bachani
Adobe Employee
Adobe Employee
March 6, 2022

@user09443 hi,

 

Whenever you delete the running instance, I believe the processing stops at the same moment of time and the pages left for processing remain unaffected.

 

Thanks.