Let us suppose that there are two operator Opr1 and Opr2. Currently, Opr1 is in idle state and Opr2 will become idle after 0.63 sec. If we implement Coordinated TaskSequence then can we get the output such that Opr2 will perform with Opr1 after 0.63 sec?
What do you want to do or achieve exactly? The operators aren't necessary for nothing in a model. They support a material flow or a process. But if you don't use them, they model works without them. If you want to influence the performance of a process by the number of operators you have to write or build this in your model. The number of coordinated operators isn't responsible for any performance.
@Sharan Nitin That is exactly the function of the synctask. It makes sure that if both operators reach the same state before they continue with executing the tasksequence. But before you dive into coordinated tasksequence, please check out process flow. It makes these kind of processes so much easier, because you just the the acquire operator with amount of 2 operators and it waits till it has both.
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