No… if the service-task will complete AFTER you suspended the process, it (== the thread executing the service-task) will get a optimistic lock exception and it's transaction is rolled back. It's as if the execution of the service-task (and everything that happend in the same API-call/job-execution) never happened.
No… if the service-task will complete AFTER you suspended the process, it (== the thread executing the service-task) will get a optimistic lock exception and it's transaction is rolled back. It's as if the execution of the service-task (and everything that happend in the same API-call/job-execution) never happened.