Description
Multiple instances of WorkflowGen can be set up independently from each other (for example, Developer, QA, Production), each with its own master database. When deploying a process that uses global lists or drop-down lists with SQL data binding from one WorkflowGen instance to another, you can define a common datasource for all of them, so that you don’t have to adjust it every time.
Solution
Define a custom common connection string in the web.config of each WorkflowGen instance that connects to your master or custom database.
Example:
<add name="MyCommonDBSource" connectionString="Data Source=MSSQLSERVER;Initial Catalog=WFGEN;User ID=WFGEN_USER;Password=XYZ;" providerName="System.Data.SqlClient" />
Then, use MyCommonDBSource as the datasource for all of your global lists or drop-down lists with SQL data binding.