Deleting sys_flow_context Records Using Table Cleaner No Longer Triggers Related Business RulesImportant: The change only affects the deletion of sys_flow_context records using the table cleaner, leaving manual deletions unaffected. What is the change? In the Xanadu release, we introduced a modification to the deletion process of the sys_flow_context table when using table cleaner, shifting from an iterative deletion method to a bulk deletion approach. Why we make this change? Previously, we encountered instances where running the table cleaner on the sys_flow_context table significantly impacted system performance due to prolonged execution times when there are lots of sys_flow_context records to remove. What does it affect? This adjustment brings about some notable changes. For iterative delete, deleting sys_flow_context records by table cleaner would trigger related business rules(when the condition of the business rule is "delete" on sys_flow_context table). But for bulk delete, it will no longer trigger the associated business rule. However, business rules will still be triggered when deleting sys_flow_context records via methods other than the table cleaner, such as manual deletion or script.