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Vijayakumar Param
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Cadet 1st Class
‎2020-01-16 14:49
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Rest call to a flow is giving false run ids

We are facing a strange issue. When a flow is called via Rest webservices, the central is returning success for the web services and giving a runid which is irrelevant / old.

 

We couldn't find any execution with that run id. Also, the run id range is very old. For ex: If the rest call is made few mins ago, the run ids range from 10000-10010. But the rest call is returning runids in a older range (9400).

Did anyone come across such issues? Any suggestion on how to fix them is highly appreciated.

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Carlos_Rojas_OO
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‎2020-03-02 20:33

Hello Vijayakumar Param,

 

Please open a support ticket to investigate this issue.

 

Regards!

Carlos Rojas
Customer Support Engineer

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