Flow design efficiency
Posted: Wed Mar 10, 2021 2:02 pm
I hope this goes under Flows. I'll try my best to explain my question.
When designing flows, does using multiple of the same element change the speed of at which Switch processes flows?
Example: I have 4 different job assemblers. I am using 2 recycle bins for them to send errors to be deleted. ( 2recycle bins.png)
Does it make a difference how many recycle bins i am using? Should i be doing something like in the picture below? Doing big flows makes it sometimes visually very hard to keep track of where the connectors are going.
I could possibly be using one Job assembler instead, but i am not familiar with script expressions at the moment. ( 1 recycle bin.png)
When designing flows, does using multiple of the same element change the speed of at which Switch processes flows?
Example: I have 4 different job assemblers. I am using 2 recycle bins for them to send errors to be deleted. ( 2recycle bins.png)
Does it make a difference how many recycle bins i am using? Should i be doing something like in the picture below? Doing big flows makes it sometimes visually very hard to keep track of where the connectors are going.
I could possibly be using one Job assembler instead, but i am not familiar with script expressions at the moment. ( 1 recycle bin.png)