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I am trying to convince our tech lead that WF is the best way to embed the workflow that we currently see as flowcharted logic. &nbsp;He needs to see some database interaction before he's convinced.<br />
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Does anyone have any WF demo they can show me which changes its behavior as the results are persisted to a database?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
newbieweb
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I am trying to convince our tech lead that WF is the best way to embed the workflow that we currently see as flowcharted logic.  He needs to see some database interaction before he's convinced.

Does anyone have any WF demo they can show me which changes its behavior as the results are persisted to a database?

Thanks,
newbieweb

Need a simple WF demo that shows database access

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