Question
infosys ltd
US
Last activity: 3 May 2016 5:39 EDT
Connector flow action
I have an assignment, which has three connector flow actions in it. Based on the condition i need to display the connector flow actions.
For example,
a) Scenario 1 - I need to display all the three connector flowactions
b) Scenario 2 - I need to display only one connector flow action
Is it possible to do so. How to achieve this. Please someone help me on this.
Message was edited by: Marissa Rogers - Added Category, moved from Mesh Help
Updated: 3 May 2016 2:30 EDT
Pega Systems
IN
In Pega 7, “Allow auto-process” option for Assignment shape has been introduced to allow the assignment automatically follow the path and flow action of the first when condition that evaluates to true.
For example:
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I have considered two connector flow actions to be called based on some conditions.
Here, is the flow diagram. (NB: I could not paste actual screen shot here.)
()---[]---Enter Age---[]---UpdatePyLabel---[]---UpdateCaseStatus--()
If Age is greater than 20, “UpdatePyLabel” flow action will be skipped.
If Age is greater than 10, “UpdateCaseStatus” flow action will be skipped.
Tested with below values:
|
Age |
UpdatePyLabel |
UpdateCaseStatus |
In Pega 7, “Allow auto-process” option for Assignment shape has been introduced to allow the assignment automatically follow the path and flow action of the first when condition that evaluates to true.
For example:
=========
I have considered two connector flow actions to be called based on some conditions.
Here, is the flow diagram. (NB: I could not paste actual screen shot here.)
()---[]---Enter Age---[]---UpdatePyLabel---[]---UpdateCaseStatus--()
If Age is greater than 20, “UpdatePyLabel” flow action will be skipped.
If Age is greater than 10, “UpdateCaseStatus” flow action will be skipped.
Tested with below values:
|
Age |
UpdatePyLabel |
UpdateCaseStatus |
|
25 |
Skipped |
Skipped |
|
15 |
Not Skipped |
Skipped |
|
5 |
Not Skipped |
Not Skipped |
Pegasystems Inc.
FR
Hello,
You can use the Required Conditions section available in the security tab of the flow action rule. This "Required Conditions" section allows to define a list When rules to make the flow action available or not to the operator.
Best Regards,
Rodolphe
Pegasystems Inc.
IN
If your scenario 1 and 2 are based on different types of user then you can control this by giving unique privileges to perform those actions and they will be filtered automatically at run time based on roles which have those privileges.
Otherwise you can use When rules in security tab to control the access based on scenarios.
Let us know if this helps.