Task Plan Rule
- Fiona Sargeant (Unlicensed)
- Zoe Baldwin
- Anthony George
This page is for application designers. It explains how to set up a rule to determine whether or not an action will run an associated task plan.
Overview
When working with data, applications and IT systems, there are routine processes that you need to run. PhixFlow makes it easy for you to set up and manage these processes using task plans, to which you add tasks. For details of tasks and task plans, see:
- Using Tasks and Task Plans
- Task
- Training module 14 Creating Tasks and Task Plans
You can also use the action/table-action property → Run Task Plan section to configure an application action to run a task plan. Use the task plan rule properties tab to define a rule (expression) that determines the conditions under which the action runs the task plan.
This properties tab is not available from the repository. It opens from the Action → Run Task Plan section → Task Plan Rules table.
For information about the toolbar options, see the Common Properties page, Toolbars and Controls section.Property Pane Toolbar
Properties Tab
If this item is within or belongs to another, its parent name is shown here. See the Parent Details section on the Common Properties page for more details.Parent Details
Basic Settings
Field | Description |
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Task Plan | PhixFlow displays the name of the selected task plan. You can:
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Expression | Enter a PhixFlow expression that evaluates to:
The values that represent The values that represent |
Order | If there are multiple Task Plan Rules in the action, specify the order in which PhixFlow evaluates their expression. The order is important, as PhixFlow only runs the first task plan whose expression evaluates to true. |
See the Common Properties page, Audit Summary section. Audit Tab
Audit Summary