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The Exit Loop Node causes any currently running iteration task elements to immediately exit and task execution to resume from the previous node.
 
The Exit Loop Node causes any currently running iteration task elements to immediately exit and task execution to resume from the previous node.
 
   
 
   
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It can be used in conjunction with the following node types:
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* [[While Node]]
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* [[Loop Until|Loop Node]]
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* [[Dataset Splitter]]
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The following Task design shows an example of its use:
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[[File:exit_loop_demo.png]]
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After querying a data source, a [[Dataset Splitter]] node causes the task to iterate over each record in the data. A decision node tests the current record, and if the test returns true the row can be processed. Otherwise, the exit loop node is executed, and further execution of the branch is terminated. The task returns to the passive node labelled "Continue task".
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An optional message can be provided in the exit loop node, which is stored in the Presence task variable ${presence.exitloop.message} - see [[Presence_Context]] for further explanation on variable scopes.
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=== See Also ===
 
=== See Also ===
[[While Node|Loop Node]]
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[[While Node]] | [[Loop Until|Loop Node]] | [[Dataset Splitter]]
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Latest revision as of 14:46, 3 November 2017

Exit Loop Node

The Exit Loop Node causes any currently running iteration task elements to immediately exit and task execution to resume from the previous node.

It can be used in conjunction with the following node types:

The following Task design shows an example of its use:

Exit loop demo.png

After querying a data source, a Dataset Splitter node causes the task to iterate over each record in the data. A decision node tests the current record, and if the test returns true the row can be processed. Otherwise, the exit loop node is executed, and further execution of the branch is terminated. The task returns to the passive node labelled "Continue task".

An optional message can be provided in the exit loop node, which is stored in the Presence task variable ${presence.exitloop.message} - see Presence_Context for further explanation on variable scopes.

See Also

While Node | Loop Node | Dataset Splitter

Task Elements > Flow Control Task Elements > Exit Loop Node

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