Just because Before or After Code exists, does not mean the code is integrated with the Process or Template that the Code belongs to.

For the sakes of efficiency, Before and After Code is not integrated with the associated Process or Template every time the Before or After code is compiled. Instead, the Before and After code is only integrated the next time the associated Process or Template is rebuilt.

If you manually create a new Before or After subroutine, of either kind, you need to first compile and catalog that subroutine as appropriate, and then rebuild the template or processs that the subroutine belongs to.

However, creating Before or After code by selecting the Create hyperlink on the Class or Template pages (1), causes the code to be immediately integrated with the process or template. This is the one exception to the rule. For this reason, using the Create link to create Before or After code is the preferred method.

To rebuild a template or process, ensure any changes have been saved (2). If the message 'Waiting to be rebuilt' displays in the Rebuild Result textbox (3), the process or template needs to be rebuilt. For the final step, rebuilding the template or process, select the 'Recreate Template' or 'Rebuild Process' (4) utility, as appropriate.