When this cookdown criterion is found to be
red
, this means that in a workflow that contains a
performance-critical module (
Powershell, WMI or Script Executer)
,one of the modules up to and including
the performance critical module is breaking cookdown. This module
is using the $Target/ID$ construct for its $Target/…$ expression.
The particular property of ID is picking up the instance-specific
ID property from the object that the workflow targets. The ID of
each instance of an object is different for every instance. In such
a case, cookdown is automatically broken because the target value
for the workflow is guaranteed to be different for each occurrence
of that workflow, and there is no potential for cookdown.