Hi,
i am taking count from the table,if count is '0' then i need to stop my process for 2hrs.But for every ten minits i have to check count=0 or greater than zero. i have created sequencer like this
job---->ec---->nc---->startloop---->wff----->job---->ec---->nc----->endloop
i have set the loop to run for 12 times.(1,1,12)
If count is 1 after ten minits then i want toexit from loop.
i don't know how to exit the loop in between 12 runs
please suggest me how to achieve this
Thanks in advance
how to exit the loop in between 12 runs
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how to exit the loop in between 12 runs
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At least two approaches suggest themselves.
1. Have another stream that bypasses the EndLoop activity. (This probably throws a warning "entered loop but did not exit".)
2. Set a flag that allows the in-loop activities to be bypassed if set.
1. Have another stream that bypasses the EndLoop activity. (This probably throws a warning "entered loop but did not exit".)
2. Set a flag that allows the in-loop activities to be bypassed if set.
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thanks ray.ray.wurlod wrote:At least two approaches suggest themselves.
1. Have another stream that bypasses the EndLoop activity. (This probably throws a warning "entered loop but did not exit".)
2. Set a flag that all ...
i was tried with first one,but sequencer was aborted.
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thanks rayray.wurlod wrote:I have no idea whether U (one of our posters) minds or not.
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