I have an implementation that should support allocating resources by Orchest
ration. For example Orchestration A has higher priority than Orchestration B
. Orchestration B has a higher priority than Orchestration C and so forth.

Is there a way to  control the number of simultaneous instances of a given o
rchestration? Any recommendations on another approach that satifies the thro
ttling requirement are also welcome.

TIA

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There is no simple way in BTS 2004, as it does not support prioritizing
orchestrations.
There have been posts on how to implement an orchestration that runs only
once at a time, mainly keeping it alive and using correlation, try doing a
search on singleton orchestration in Google
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=...26btnG%3DSearch

"Michael Sparks sparksmail@bellsouth.net >" <<nospam/nospam> wrote in
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> I have an implementation that should support allocating resources by
Orchestration. For example Orchestration A has higher priority than
Orchestration B. Orchestration B has a higher priority than Orchestration C
and so forth.
>
> Is there a way to  control the number of simultaneous instances of a given
orchestration? Any recommendations on another approach that satifies the
throttling requirement are also welcome.
>
> TIA

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