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- A "splitter" job has to be included for each "series" of job nodes that are to be processed in parallel. The splitter generates an order for each series of parallel job nodes starts these orders as soon as it itself has been started.
- In order to do this the splitter job has to "know" the names of the states corresponding to the first node of each job node series. These names are specified in the splitter job's state_names parameter (see Setting_
- How to set and read job, order and node parameters).
- The parallel processing normally ends at a specific node in the the chain with processing then continuing serially. This node is the synchronisation node and is implemented using the Sync-Job.
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