Events raising problem..................

my workflow is getting triggered on some event 'x'.The same event 'x' i have put inside my workflow in wait for event step.My question is that which event will be triggered .....event on top head of workflow or in wait step.

Hi,
Your question (which event will be triggered) is in a "wrong format". You are not triggering the events in the workflow - instead you are waiting for events: in the workflow header and in the individual step. The events get triggered somewhere else.
If I understand your question correctly, the answer is that both events can be caught. Let's say that you have no workflow running for a business object (or class). Then you trigger the event => your workflow starts. Then your workflow will continue to the step, in which you are waiting for the event. Now if you trigger the event for the same object => new workflow will start, and also the old one will react to the event.
Regards,
Karri

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