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Maximum interval, for which the task stays in the node before being forwarded
The time limit for the task to stay in the node before going to the next node:
Time interval (delay) is specified in the field Maximum interval, for which the task stays in the node before being forwarded.
After the time expires, the task goes to the specified node.
You can specify a value:
- number and select the units of measure: seconds (min 30), minutes, hours or days.
- task parameters (for example
{{unixtime}}
), which contains date/time in unixtime format - function
$.unixtime()
(for example$.unixtime(%y-%m-%d+1 09:00:00)
) to get the Unix timestamp of the exact time
By default, the node with the logic of Waiting for Callback created with a delay value of 1 day.
If there is no modify, the task goes to the final node after 1 day.
Alert if the number of tasks in the node queue reaches the following number
Value in the Alert if the number of tasks in the node queue reaches the following number field is the critical number of tasks in the node or the tasks limit.
If the number of tasks in the node reaches the specified value, a signal (special new task) with the parameter "start": "true"
is transmitted to the specified node.
When the number of tasks in the node decreases below a critical value, a signal is transmitted a node associated with the application parameter " start ":" false "
.