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Lets say we want to add 2 day of SLA to the task.Can it be done by timing controls to give task a duration.And what will happen if the time exceeds.Will it cancel the ongoing case or just show it in red

We have 3 tasks and for each task different SLA days.
Task1 -> 2days
Task2 -> 1days
Task3 -> 3days

How to create a process checking such scenario

Setting the Due Date for a task only changes its color to red in the case list. If you want to automatically send a notification after a certain amount of time, see this example:
https://www.pmusers.com/index.php/Send_ ... is_overdue

If you want to cancel the case, then you change the trigger in that example to call PMFCancelCase().
If you want to automatically set variables and then route on the case to the next task in the process, then you can use PMFSendVariables() and PMFDerivateCase() in the trigger code.

If we 10 tasks how to create the process workflow(bpmn diagram without dynaforms only with routing)

HeshanKaru1994 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 11, 2019 12:51 am If we 10 tasks how to create the process workflow(bpmn diagram without dynaforms only with routing)

I don't understand the question. Can you clarify what you want? Is your question related to the previous post or is this a new question?

Here we have 5 different tasks with different sla days.How to draw the process diagram to current workflow.(Is sla reminder process a separate component or not?)

You need to create a separate process, which loops forever to check for overdue tasks in another process. If you want to check for five different tasks which are overdue, then follow these instructions:

The script can also be altered to search for multiple tasks. Change the task ID in the database query from:

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$query= "SELECT * FROM APP_CACHE_VIEW WHERE TAS_UID='$taskId' AND
  (APP_STATUS='TO_DO' OR APP_STATUS='DRAFT') AND DEL_THREAD_STATUS='OPEN' AND '$now' > DEL_TASK_DUE_DATE";

To a list of tasks to search for:

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$taskIDs = "'1272003815b8f3547cc9535064264588', '8842091725b7cb77f9d6906015609322', '9139066105b7cf3e6b909a1094180193'";
$query= "SELECT * FROM APP_CACHE_VIEW WHERE TAS_UID in ($taskIDs) AND
  (APP_STATUS='TO_DO' OR APP_STATUS='DRAFT') AND DEL_THREAD_STATUS='OPEN' AND '$now' > DEL_TASK_DUE_DATE";

If we created an infinite loop it will run forever.From the business perspective is it efficient to use an infinite process.And if we created 10 such workflows with SLA reminders will all the infinite loops run in separate threads or will it slow the process

The example I gave you only creates one case which runs forever and checks if there are overdue tasks. That is the most efficient way to do it with just one case. Having multiple cases looping forever will slow down the cron.php script. You can change the SQL query to check for overdue cases in 10 different processes.