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| - | Note that some variables are affected by the Bizweaver looping function. See the section named **// | + | Note that some variables are affected by the Bizweaver looping function. In these cases, the value displayed does not automatically change with each loop instance. The value must be refreshed by clicking the refresh button for the desired variable. |
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| As noted earlier, the test process is actually executing the workflow steps. If you terminate a test, whatever has occurred will not be changed. For example, assume you have workflow steps that read a file and insert the records into a SQL table. Additional workflow steps then follow. If you terminate the test run after the SQL insertion step, those records are in the database and will remain there. The termination does not roll them back. | As noted earlier, the test process is actually executing the workflow steps. If you terminate a test, whatever has occurred will not be changed. For example, assume you have workflow steps that read a file and insert the records into a SQL table. Additional workflow steps then follow. If you terminate the test run after the SQL insertion step, those records are in the database and will remain there. The termination does not roll them back. | ||
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