Dear Forum,

I use sub-processes a lot to organise complexity.

I frequently have a situation where I want to quit a sub-process as an output of a decision and go back to the parent process.

However I can not connect a terminator element to a decision. I always have to go to an activity before I can go to the terminator.

But I do not want to do anything and attach a form to the activity. I just want to leave the sub-process.

I noticed that I can quit by using a non existing decision output. Although this will result in errors in the log, it does what I want.

Are any better alternative solutions possible here?

Regards, Joost

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  1. Julian

    Hi Joost,

    Yes in certain cases, especially at the start or end of a process, you can make use of a dummy route.

    Julian

    1. Joost van der Schoot

      Hi Julian,

      This was what I was looking for indeed, and solves my problem.

      Thanks for your help,

      Joost