I would like to know how to send from a combiner to 3 different queues boxes taking into account that to the first queue would go the first 20 boxes processed from the combiner, then to the second queue would go the next 20 boxes and finally to the last queue another 20 boxes.
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Maybe you try something with incrementing a label value every 20 item exits. And you do a modulus division (mod operation) upon this label value by three to get results in a range of [0..2]. On such results you add a value of 1 to transform this range into [1..3].
You can do the first step by a modulus division, too or by a Process Flow structure in a batch activity.
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