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A timer node is used within a process sequence. The process will get in to a waiting situation when the timer node is reached. The process will continue when timer condition is TRUE.
- The condition must result in a Date/time or Date condition which can end up TRUE
- When Reevaluation event is set to "On creation only", the timer node is set once it will not be re-evaluated at a change of the case domain. If the Reevaluation event is set to "On domain change", the timer node will be updated and rescheduled in case the evaluated expression value has changed. Re-evaluation happens during the handling of domain updates.
- A timer node which results in unknown because one of the attributes is unknown will evaluate into TRUE. The process will continue in this situation.
At runtime, is possible to trace timer nodes: Process traceability
It is not advised to use a timer condition based on the values of NOW or TODAY. When the reevaluation event "on domain change" is used, the date will be different at each domain change, and therefore changed at each domain change. This could lead to strange behaviour, like conditions which are never met.
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