Diagnosis
Your chains ends with collector processes (AND, OR, EXOR).

System Response
This design is not necessary.
On the one hand, a process chain may have any number of end points. Theend of the run is determined by a graphic-theoretic algorithm.
On the other hand, this setting unnecessarily burdens your system sinceadditional batch jobs run for each collector process. You are simplycomplicating the chain by doing this, as you will see clearly in thedetailed view.
What's more, a process error in the chain would not be determined atruntime if your chain ends with AND processes, which are only executedif the run is successful. Because with this design, the prerequisite forending an AND process (= determine the status of the chain) is that allprevious processes must run successfully, which would not be the case iferrors occurred.

Procedure
Remove the additional AND, OR and EXOR processes if they do not havesuccessors, or add a successor to the chain.