A workflow was returning unexpected results. The Operator used the pause functionality to put the workflow into a paused state to examine these…

Leaving a workflow in a paused state can have several impacts on the overall Campaign instance.

Firstly, it will stop further iterations of the workflow from running, which means that any scheduled

runs or events that are supposed to trigger the workflow will not execute until the pause is cleared.

Secondly, it will leave any temporary tables in place. Adobe Campaign workflows often create

temporary tables for processing data, and these tables are usually dropped at the end of the

workflow. If the workflow is paused and not properly terminated, these temporary tables may

persist, potentially using up system resources and storage space.

Reference: The implications of paused workflows are based on the standard operation and

management of workflows within Adobe Campaign Classic and how they interact with database

resources.