Say I have a container workflow, WF_Parent. I add another workflow inside that parent workflow by dragging from Local Object Library, WF_Child1. I create a new workflow inside parent workflow and give it the same name WF_Child1. I immdiately get an error from Designer that object with same name already exists. This makes sense. However, if instead of creating a new workflow with that name I try to drag and add the child workflow again it does not give any error message or warning and allows me to save the Parent Workflow/Job.
Is there a way to easily determine that I have two workflows named WF_Child1 in my parent workflow without having to manually scan/compare workflows? The scenario is that I am running parallel workflows and the parent workflow has a very large number of child workflows (more than 100).
Thanks.