Defining a Conditional Action

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Chapter 5 Using Conditional Actions : Defining a Conditional Action

Defining a Conditional Action

To define a conditional action:

1.

Click the condition object from the Toolbar, place it on the TIBCO iProcess Modeler chart and click.

The Condition Definition dialog appears.

2.

Enter the condition and click OK.

See TIBCO iProcess Expressions and Functions Reference Guide for more information on how to enter a valid condition expression.

Any fields that you use in this expression must already be defined.

You will also need to define the step(s) to be actioned if the condition proves true and those to be actioned if the condition proves false.

3.

Draw a link from the right side of the preceding step to the left side of the condition object. Then:

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For when the condition evaluates to True, draw a line from the right side of the condition to the left side of the next step(s) as indicated by the check mark on the object.

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For actions to be taken when the condition evaluates to False, draw a line from the bottom of the condition to the left side of the next step(s).

A condition can have more than one action following each of its true and false branches. A condition can also be directly followed by another condition.