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Workflow suddenly stop
- Thread starter sonuku
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Hi @sonuku,
You seem to have shared the same workflow twice.
This issue occurs when we use an Iterator and a Delay step within the same workflow. If you wish to use an Iterator and a Delay step in the same process, you will need to split your workflow into two parts using a Data Forwarder.
To do this, add a Data Forwarder immediately after the Iterator step. Forward the data to a different workflow, then add the Delay and Facebook Pages action step in the other workflow.
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You can apply the workaround suggested above or set up your workflow as shown in the video shared below. You can configure the Scheduler to trigger every 1 hour and use Facebook Pages instead of the Gmail action step—the logic will remain the same. This approach will also be more task-efficient, as it will consume one less paid task per workflow execution.
You seem to have shared the same workflow twice.
This issue occurs when we use an Iterator and a Delay step within the same workflow. If you wish to use an Iterator and a Delay step in the same process, you will need to split your workflow into two parts using a Data Forwarder.
To do this, add a Data Forwarder immediately after the Iterator step. Forward the data to a different workflow, then add the Delay and Facebook Pages action step in the other workflow.
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You can apply the workaround suggested above or set up your workflow as shown in the video shared below. You can configure the Scheduler to trigger every 1 hour and use Facebook Pages instead of the Gmail action step—the logic will remain the same. This approach will also be more task-efficient, as it will consume one less paid task per workflow execution.
Having both the Iterator and Delay steps in the same workflow can make it inconsistent, which is why we suggested the workaround. It may have worked earlier, but it's not reliable — that's likely why it didn't process all the data this time.
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