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Using the Stop View
The top portion of the view, the Stop applet, is where you can perform various tasks. The lower portion has two applets: Input Arguments and Output Arguments.
The tasks you can perform in this view are:
Stop Applet Field Descriptions
Table 30 describes the fields where you enter data in the Stop applet.
Table 30. Stop Applet Fields
Field
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Description
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Possible Value
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Name
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The name of the stop step.
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A descriptive name that is:
- Consistent with your overall naming strategy
- Meaningful to the process designer
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Type
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The type of task.
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This value is automatically entered when you create the step in the Process Designer view. Read-only.
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Description
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A text narrative describing the purpose of the task.
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Free-form text.
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Error Code
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The name of the error code entered in the log.
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This value is selected from a picklist.
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Error Message
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Text of the error message.
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Automatically populated when an error code is selected.
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Created By
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The name of the person who creates the step.
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This value is automatically entered based on the logon name of the user.
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Created
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The date that the step is created.
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This value is automatically entered.
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Input Arguments Applet Field Descriptions
Table 31 describes the fields in the Input Argument applet.
Table 31. Input Arguments Applet Fields
Field
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Description
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Possible Value
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Name
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The name of the input argument.
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This field is required.
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Type
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The type of argument.
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This is a required field. The picklist contains the following choices:
- Literal
- Process Property
- Expression
- Business Component
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Value
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A string value.
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For Literal and Expression-type input arguments.
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Property Name
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The name of the business process property.
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For Process Property type-input arguments.
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Business Component
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The name of a business component within the business object of the business process.
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For Business Component-type input arguments.
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Business Component Field
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The name of a field within the business component.
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For Business Component-type input arguments.
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