I am using windows workflow 4.5. I have several stages where I break the flow and persist the information. I Have one service with 3 RecieveAndSend activities. I want to be able to start up a lot of workflows and then I want to to be able to query the persistence database to see all idle workflows and the points at which they are blocked. I would then be able to see the workflows get some correlation number and enter it and then resume that workflow.
Thank you!
From experience, using the persistence database other than to persist/re-hydrate workflows is a pain. To monitor and record what a workflow is doing (or its persistence state) you use Workflow Tracking