New sub-issue 6.3: Partial Termination of a Scope

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Issue 6.3: Partial Termination of a 
Scope

Status: open
Date split: 31 May 2005
Categories: 
Expressions, 
State 
management
Submitter: Alex 
Yiu
Description: One question was highlighted when we were 
discussing whether an early-completion-enabled <flow> must use 
<scope>-based activities as branch activities. That question can be 
translated into whether we actually allow a "partial termination of a scope". 
The spec does not have a clear "yes" or "no" answer as of this moment. 
Regardless of whether we standardize early completion features or how early 
completion features look like, we must answer that "yes/no" question and add 
clarification accordingly. 
Proposed resolution: Refer to attachment 
to Alex 
Yiu, 31 May 2005
Changes: 31 May 2005 - fields: Split, Title, 
Status, Submitter, Description, Proposed resolution

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Tony                           

  
  

    
      

    
      
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