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[@sailajachevvuri8528]

Sir made a video on most frequently asked questions on appina in interviews

[@Rohit-hv1jl]

Thankyou very much sir🙏❤️

[@swayangprakashpanda7504]

what is difference in security and visibility .I can see there is a visibility options in creating Group.

[@ritvikpandey1997]

Hi Sir , there is a concept that we need to call send email in sub process rather than calling it in the main process , do you have any idea about this?

[@lowcodebasics]

Hi, you need to create Process variable for all the data you need in the email like TO, body, subject, and then parameter it. After that you can access these from subprocess

[@sureshchikkala4449]

Hi Can u explain brief analysis on script task inputs & output nodes

[@lowcodebasics]

Hi Suresh, sure

[@PRIYANKAMEENAVALLI]

Please make a video on this.

[@java2architect]

Needed clarification on #7. Are we saying in addition to End Node available by default, we need to add End Event with Terminate? This did not make much sense since we could simply have connected Script Task in Manager Lane to the End Node in Initiator Lane. The effect would have been the same = terminate process in the middle if business requirements want that. Thanks in advance for any explanation.

[@lowcodebasics]

Hi, got your question. It's not about connecting with end Node. Once the process reaches the terminate process then the entire flow is stopped. It is recommended to have a terminate node in the process.

[@praveenpydipati]

But that depends on business use case because in your example you have used AND gateway , so why do you need to terminate the process if both the scripts need to be executed. Is it mandatory to use terminate node?

[@saikumar-hw5ke]

Hi sir, How many process nodes and how many process Variables can be used in a single process model configuration. Thankyou

[@lowcodebasics]

Hi Sai, there can be max of 50 process nodes in a process. The best practice is having around 30 nodes after that we can split them in subprocesses

[@mounicagadda9913]

Thank you