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How to reference backorders or contents on partitions in lists?

I have a item list that puts each entry on a separate partition based on a label. at the start, all of the back orders for the items are placed on each partition, and are fulfilled and removed when the items arrive at their partitions. I want to check in a code that if the back order for a certain item is still on the list, or it has been fulfilled already. Is there a way to reference that? I tried

if (node("/Tools/GlobalLists/ListName>variables/partitions/1/backOrders/1", model()) > 0) {
                

but couldn't verify if this reference to the node of back orders on the tree is the reference I am looking for. I would appreciate your suggestions. Thanks!

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Mischa Spelt answered Matt Long edited

Hi @sanaz karamimoghaddam, can I suggest you check out the listbackorders command? Also see this question.

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You can also look at the Wait for Event activity in Process Flow that allows you to list to events on a list like On Partition Back Order Content Change and On Back Order Content Change that will fire every time a back order is added or removed from a list.

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