The Split Join
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Allows multiple subflows on the current work object to execute in parallel
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Allows multiple subflows on any one work object to execute in parallel
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Always resumes execution of the parent flow as soon as the first subflow completes
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All of the above
Reveal answer
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A
Correct answer
Explanation
The Split Join shape in Pega enables parallel processing by allowing multiple subflows to execute simultaneously on the current work object. It specifically works with subflows associated with the current work object, not arbitrary work objects. The parent flow resumes only when ALL subflows complete, not just the first one. Option A correctly describes this parallel execution capability.