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Managing History Versions


Web Application can simultaneously execute processes, which use process models published at different times. Different process versions are used to avoid mistakes and to ensure continuous execution of business processes:
  • Draft - the last process version modeled in ELMA Designer, saved but not published. A process can have only one draft.
  • Outdated - the process version previous to the published one. A process can have an unlimited number of outdated versions.
  • Published - the published process version. This is the version that is used in ELMA when the process is started in Web Application. A process can have only one published version.
Each time a process is published, its status changes:
A Draft becomes Published, while the Published version becomes Outdated.
You can find the history of the process versions on the Version History tab of the process page or in the Processes section of the Publishing tab of ELMA Designer.
On the Version History tab of the process page you can load any version as a draft.
In the Processes section of the Publishing tab of ELMA Designer you can:
  • publish business processes;
  • delete business processes;
  • move a published business process to drafts;
  • restore deleted business processes.
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