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Concurrent Application Generations

By default, if two generations of an Application are active on the system at the same time, they run concurrently. In this case, the second generation may complete before the first generation completes and new generations may run before their previous generations complete.

You can prevent two generations of the same Application from running concurrently by doing one of the following:

• Delay a new generation of the Application from running until the current generation completes
• Prevent all Events associated with the Application from triggering while the current generation is running (Application-level)
• Prevent a specific Event associated with the Application from triggering while the current generation is running (Event-level)

You can also delay a job from running until the job completes in a previous Application generation.

More information:

Delay Application Generations from Running Until the Current Generation Completes

Prevent Events from Triggering While the Current Generation is Running

Prevent an Event from Triggering If an Application is Active

Delay Each Job in an Application from Running Until the Job Completes in a Previous Application Generation

Delay a Job from Running Until the Job Completes in a Previous Application Generation