Use the workflow object. I know it's misleading because the object name is "workflow" not "workflowToken" but I tested it. For example, if you want to log the ID and start date of the current run...
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Use the workflow object. I know it's misleading because the object name is "workflow" not "workflowToken" but I tested it. For example, if you want to log the ID and start date of the current running workflow, put the following code in a scriptable task inside the main workflow: System.log("Token ID: " + workflow.id); System.log("Token Start Date: " + workflow.startDate); System.log("Parent workflow name: " + workflow.currentWorkflow.name); Hope this helps Ali
