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To run data operations asynchronously, call Integration Procedures using these settings:  1-  Use Future — Use when the calling OmniScript or Integration Procedure doesn't need a response and completion time is not critical.  2- Invoke Mode: Fire and Forget  — Use instead of Use Future when the calling OmniScript must invoke the Integration Procedure immediately  3- Invoke Mode: Non-Blocking — Use to run the Integration Procedure immediately while continuing the user interaction of the calling OmniScript. A response is returned when the Integration Procedure is complete.  Follow us on youtube  join our telegram channel to learn more about vlocity   #Vlocity Acquisition #Vlocity #Salesforce Certified OmniStudio Consultant Exam Certification Detail:  

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  1. Dec 26, 2022, 1:56 PM

    @Aliya Ameer

     Invoke Mode: Non-Blocking, used when we need to fetch any info that needs to refer to in the next steps instead of the current step.

    Ex: Based on info from Step 1, Hit the endpoint using IP and the response will be referred to in coming the next Steps.

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Cache for Integration Procedures

You can use caching with Integration Procedures in three ways:

1-     You can cache metadata for the entire Integration Procedure.

2-     You can cache the response of the entire Integration Procedure, called top-level data.

3-     You can cache the result of a specific set of steps by placing the steps inside a Cache Block. Use Cache Blocks if some parts of the Integration Procedure update data, or if you need different cached data to expire at different times

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