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Find tasks that were created for a candidate group from ID of task claimed by one user

mnj111

Hi all,

Is there a way to find which tasks that were created for a certain candidate group from one of the tasks that was claimed ?

- User belongs to candidate group "devs" that has 3 other candidates
- User claims the task
- Task has ID 123
- Find other tasks with the help of ID 123 that were generated and were open before user claimed the task 123

Thanks in advance.

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hari

Hi,

You can get the process instance Id from the task ID. Use that process instance ID to get all the tasks which are open.

trademak

Hi,

When a task is claimed it has an assignee, and that's the value you can search on currently. To query based on the candidate group you would need a custom native task query right now. But it would be good to also allow you to search on candidate group when a task is already claimed. Could you create a JIRA issue for this?

Best regards,

mnj111

Thank you for your prompt responses. What I am actually try to do is when user claims a task, I want to be able to figure out which other tasks exists/remains open from that pool, and close them. My expectation was that when one user claims a task from a pool, other tasks are deleted or completed, most probably completed because deletion will throw me an exception. Now, another issue is if I manually close the tasks, it will go a step further in my process and generate another user task. So, that doesn't help. I tried using "deleteUserIdentityLink" to remove any association with the task at hand, I am not sure if this is the right approach.
I will try to create a JIRA ticket soon, we need unit tests along with it right ?