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// Get an instance of our WF.

WorkflowInstance myWorkflow =

wfRuntime.CreateWorkflow(typeof(CreditCheckWF), args);

// Start it up!

myWorkflow.Start();

}

}

}

When you run your application, enter a customer ID value, ensuring that the customer ID you

enter does not current have a reference in the Orders table (to ensure that the item will be success-

fully deleted from the Customers table). 

As you test credit ratings, you should eventually find that a risky customer has been deleted

from the Customers table and placed into the CreditRisk table. In fact, for testing purposes, you

may wish to add a dummy entry into the Customers table and attempt to verify credit for a fixed

individual.