A recurring scheduler activity initiates a completely new instance of the workflow at each scheduled interval. The standard "Delivery" activity in a workflow is configured based on a delivery template. Each time a new workflow instance runs and reaches the delivery activity, it creates a new, distinct delivery instance by duplicating this template. Consequently, a unique delivery is prepared and sent for each recurrence. This is the standard, expected behavior, allowing the delivery to be sent successfully on the first, second, and all subsequent scheduled runs without errors or warnings.

A. The delivery executes once and errors on the second send.

This is incorrect. An error would only occur if you tried to re-execute the same delivery instance within a single workflow run (e.g., with a loop), not when a new instance is created by a recurring scheduler.

B. The delivery executes once and enters a finished state.

This statement is true for the first execution's delivery instance, but it is an incomplete answer as it fails to address the core of the question, which is about the behavior in a recurring workflow.

C. The delivery throws a warning message and executes as scheduled for first and second send.

This is incorrect because creating a new delivery instance from a template for each scheduled run is the intended and normal behavior; therefore, no warning message is generated.

1. Adobe Experience League - Campaign Classic v7 Documentation

"Delivery (workflow activity)": Under the "Operating principle" section

the documentation states: "When the workflow is executed

this activity will: Duplicate the delivery template to create a new delivery." This confirms that a new delivery is created each time the activity is executed

which happens in each new workflow instance triggered by the scheduler.

2. Adobe Experience League - Campaign Classic v7 Documentation

"Scheduler (workflow activity)": This documentation describes how the scheduler triggers the execution of a workflow. For a recurring frequency

it states

"The workflow will be started automatically according to the defined schedule." This implies a new start or instance for each scheduled time

which then executes all subsequent activities

including creating a new delivery as per the first reference.