Hi @zamwize
Sadly I don’t think you can force a specific order to execute things. If for instance you have a Fork activity with x branches with one query in each branches, the query activities are executed sequentially and once the query in a branch is executed, the next activity will be executed while the 2nd query in your Fork branch will be executed. The only way I can think to force the sequence in a specific order is maybe by introducing an AND activity after the 1st query who will join with the transition of query one and branch 2 then do a fork of 2 branches: one to update while the 2nd one will be the 2nd query. And you repeat the process until all your queries are executed. It makes the workflow very complex and cumbersome to maintain.
Question on my side: why is the order important? Do you have an update from one query that depends from the result of another query ? Trying to understand importance of the order.
thans
Denis.