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Building and Configuring Workflows
Debug Workflows
Debugging
The debugging function allows you to locate and isolate an error in your workflow in order to fix it before the workflow is used in a production environment.
Kill a debugging session

Workflow Products Documentation

Building and Configuring Workflows
- Workflow Design Basics
- Workflow Foundations
- Task Management for Administrators
- Task Configuration
- Task Step Configuration
- Global Subprocesses
- Basic Activities
- Schedules
- Faults
- Test Workflows
- Debug Workflows
  - Debugging
    The debugging function allows you to locate and isolate an error in your workflow in order to fix it before the workflow is used in a production environment.
    - Breakpoints
      Breakpoints allow you to intentionally pause a workflow when it reaches a specific location, such as a process step or activity. The workflow automatically pauses whenever a breakpoint is reached if the workflow debugger is attached.
    - Workflow Debug View
      You can view a workflow and the value of its variables during a debugging session.
    - Start and end a test debugging session
      You can troubleshoot problems that may be occurring in a workflow by tracking the flow of logic in a workflow.
    - Start a debugging session for a workflow instance
    - Kill a debugging session
- Track Data
- Web Services Service Provider
- Legacy Workflow Web Service
- Categories
- Completion Codes
- Actuals
- REST APIs

Kill a debugging session

Before you begin

You can view the workflow that is currently running. A resource must already have been added in order to select it from this list.

Procedure

In the navigator, click Workflow.
In the Folders list, select a resource type, such as Workflows, Subprocesses, Schedules, User Activities, Categories, Completion Codes, Faults, or Filters.
In the Displays panel, click Workflow Management > Workflow Editor.
From the Workspace, select the workflow instance you want to end, and then click Kill Debug Session.

Important: Authorized users can end a workflow debugging session; however, if the workflow was running before the debug session started, it will continue running after the session ends.