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Reset a Process

You can reset a suspended instance of a process to restart execution. All variables, parameters, and operators in a suspended instance of a process are reset to their initial states, with one exception. The application does not reset user-defined parameters.

If you resume execution of a process after resetting it, processing restarts at the Start operator. You can reset a process during testing or debugging to rerun chains of operators. In production, you can reset a process following an incident. You can modify a reset process before restarting it to avoid redoing some tasks or to perform some additional tasks. For example, you can: