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What is the difference between STOP and ABORT options in Workflow Monitor?

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What is the difference between STOP and ABORT options in Workflow Monitor?

posted Feb 25, 2015 by Amit Sharma

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Stop waits for all running objects to complete and then terminate the process however abort stops the entire object running immediately.

Example A workflow is in running state and it’s having 5 sessions in it and only 2 sessions are running.

STOP: It will wait for the running sessions to complete their process and then terminate the workflow. Remaining 3 sessions will not run.

ABORT: It will kill the running session immediately and thus the workflow.

answer Feb 25, 2015 by Manikandan J
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