Difference between rootprocessinstanceId and ProcessInstanceId
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Hi,
The root process instance id is the id for the process that is instantiated (for example when a case is started in Portal). If a process has a subprocess, this subprocess gets its own processInstanceId, and a rootProcessInstanceId identifies the parent. If the subprocess has a subprocess, the sub-subprocess has a processInstanceId, the parentProcessInstanceId identifies the parent, and the rootProcessInstanceId identifies the "grandparent" process.
hope this helps,
Chris