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workflowEventID violated
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Hello @Sanjana12 ,
WorkflowEventID serves as the primary key for the out-of-the-box xtk:workflowEvent table, utilizing the XtkWorkflowEventId pksequence to manage its primary key generation.
Upon running a workflow, an entry is created in this table. The issue you're encountering may arise when the newly generated ID already exists.
To address this, consider adjusting the pksequence value to the maximum existing PK value in your table. By doing so, the subsequent ID generated will start from a value beyond the existing maximum.
For instance, if the maximum PK value in the workflow event table is 210234, you can set the pksequence value to 210240. This adjustment ensures that the next ID generated will begin from 210240, potentially resolving the workflowEventID violation.
Kr,
Parvesh
Correct answer by
Hello @Sanjana12 ,
WorkflowEventID serves as the primary key for the out-of-the-box xtk:workflowEvent table, utilizing the XtkWorkflowEventId pksequence to manage its primary key generation.
Upon running a workflow, an entry is created in this table. The issue you're encountering may arise when the newly generated ID already exists.
To address this, consider adjusting the pksequence value to the maximum existing PK value in your table. By doing so, the subsequent ID generated will start from a value beyond the existing maximum.
For instance, if the maximum PK value in the workflow event table is 210234, you can set the pksequence value to 210240. This adjustment ensures that the next ID generated will begin from 210240, potentially resolving the workflowEventID violation.
Kr,
Parvesh
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