Wait
The Wait object waits for the
objects that come before it to complete their actions before
continuing to execute the Policy. You can configure the Wait object
to wait for all objects to complete, or to wait for at least one
object to complete.
How it is used
Use the Wait object to:
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Wait for all preceeding branches of
the Policy to complete before continuing with the rest of the
Policy
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Wait for any of the preceeding
branches of the Policy to complete before continuing with the rest
of the Policy
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Configuration
To configure the Wait object you
will need to know if you are waiting for any branch of a Policy to
complete or all branches. The output link of the last object in
each branch of the Policy that you are joining must be connected to
the input link of the Wait object.
Details Tab
Wait for all objects to
complete
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Wait for all branches of the
Policy to complete. This is similar to a Boolean AND
operation.
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Time out after
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Type the number of seconds to
wait for all incoming branches to complete. If one of the incoming
branches does not complete within the time specified, the Wait
object will complete with a Warning.
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Wait for at least one object to
complete
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Wait for any of the preceeding
branches of the Policy to complete. This is similar to a Boolean OR
operation.
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Ignore multiple triggers
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Select to trigger the objects
connected to or directly following the Wait object only once,
ignoring multiple triggers from the branches that come before the
Wait object in the Policy. If a preceeding object triggers more
than once, only the first trigger is allowed to pass.
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Available Published Data
Name
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Description
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Last Processed Object
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The last object that triggered
this Wait object.
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Type
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The type of wait set for this
object.
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Incoming object count
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The number of objects that are
linked to this Wait object.
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Timeout
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The timeout in seconds
specified for this Wait object.
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