Process Patterns - Using Scopes

The content on this page will help you understand how to leverage the scope activity for concurrency and how to interact with multiple participants within a single scope.

Using Scopes

	The Scope Activity Delve into the Scope activity: its uses, parts and syntax

	Concurrency Control using Isolated Scopes Use isolated scopes to provide concurrency control in governing access to a common set of shared variables

	Participant in Scope Define participants at the scope level

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