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| - | ====== Introduction (Pause) ====== | ||
| - | This page describes the use of the Bizweaver **Pause** tool. | ||
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| - | ====== Related Documents ====== | ||
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| - | The following pagescontain additional information that may be helpful with the development of Bizweaver workflows using the Pause tool. | ||
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| - | Beginning with Bizweaver v2.3, it is not necessary to use the Pause tool to control the execution of Bizweaver WebService steps. | ||
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| ====== Pause Tool ====== | ====== Pause Tool ====== | ||
| - | The Bizweaver **Pause** tool | + | The Bizweaver **Pause** tool is used to suspend the processing of a Bizweaver workflow temporarily. There are two options available: Sleep and Delay. A Pause step can be inserted anywhere in a workflow. |
| - | {{ : | + | There are no specific rules about where and when to use the Pause tool. In general, you may want to use the tool if you find that a workflow is failing because the workflow is moving to the next step before the current step has completed all its processing. An example of this might be a web service call where the call is complete, but all the retrieved |
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| - | is used to temporarily suspend the processing of a Bizweaver workflow. There are two options available: Sleep and Delay. A Pause step can be inserted anywhere in a workflow. | + | |
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| - | There are no specific rules about where and when to use the Pause tool. In general, you may want to use the tool if you find that a workflow is failing because the workflow is moving to the next step before the current step has completed all its processing. An example of this might be a web service call where the call is complete, but all the information | + | |
| ===== Sleep Option ===== | ===== Sleep Option ===== | ||
| - | The **Sleep** option is the most common Pause function. It is used when the workflow processing needs completely pause before continuing to the next step. None of the subsequent steps in the workflow will execute until the pause period is complete. | + | The **Sleep** option is the most common Pause function. It is used when the workflow processing needs completely pause/delay the execution |
| - | {{ :bw:pausemage2.png? | + | {{ :bw2:bizweaverpause1.png |}} |
| The amount of pause time is expressed in seconds. | The amount of pause time is expressed in seconds. | ||
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| ===== Delay Option ===== | ===== Delay Option ===== | ||
| - | The **Delay** option can be used but it is intended to support future functionality. It will be used when the workflow processing needs to continue while a specific step is paused. More information regarding the use of this option will be provided in future Bizweaver releases. | + | The **Delay** option can be used, but it is intended to support future functionality. It will be used when the workflow processing needs to continue while a specific step is paused. More information regarding the use of this option will be provided in future Bizweaver releases. |
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| + | Logical delay without blocking the thread, Bizweaver will continue to process events during the delay. Background processes on the current thread will continue to execute. | ||
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| - | {{ : | + | ====Pause Tool Variables==== |
| + | ^Name ^Description^ | ||
| + | |IsDelay|True or False If the delay option is selected| | ||
| + | |TimeOut|Total number of seconds entered| | ||
| + | |StepMessage|During a failure the reason for failure will be populated here| | ||
| + | |StepStatus|True or False| | ||
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