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  1. Preface
  2. Workflows
  3. Workflow Variables
  4. Workflow Parameters
  5. Cluster Tasks
  6. Command Task
  7. Human Task
  8. Mapping Task
  9. Notification Task
  10. Gateways
  11. Workflow Recovery
  12. Workflow Administration

Developer Workflow Guide

Developer Workflow Guide

Developing a Workflow

Developing a Workflow

To develop a workflow, you select the objects to run in the workflow and you connect the objects with sequence flows. You can use gateways to split or merge the sequence flows based on conditions that you define.
  1. Create a workflow.
  2. Add objects to the workflow and configure the object properties.
  3. Connect objects with sequence flows to specify the order in which the Data Integration Service runs the objects.
  4. Define variables for the workflow to capture run-time information. Use the workflow variables in conditional sequence flows and object fields.
  5. Define parameters for the workflow so that you can change parameter values each time you run a workflow. Use the workflow parameters in conditional sequence flows and object fields.
  6. Optionally, configure the workflow for recovery.
  7. Validate the workflow to identify any error that the workflow might contain. Fix any error that you find.
  8. Add the workflow to an application and deploy the application to the Data Integration Service.
After you deploy a workflow, you run an instance of the workflow from the deployed application using the infacmd wfs command line program. You monitor the workflow instance run in the Monitoring tool.

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