Developer Workflow Guide

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Assigning Variables to Task Input

Mapping and Command tasks include an

Input

tab where you specify the workflow variables that the task requires.

In a Mapping and Command task

Input

tab, you can assign task configuration properties to task input to define the value of the property in a workflow variable. The

Advanced

tab for a task lists the task configuration properties.

In a Mapping task

Input

tab, you can also assign user-defined mapping parameters to workflow variables to use workflow run-time data for the user-defined mapping parameter value.

Select a Mapping or Command task in the editor.

In the

Properties

view, click the

Advanced

tab to assign an advanced configuration property to task input.

In the

Value

column for a property, select

Assigned to task input

Click the

Input

tab.

Enter a string to search for an input.

You can use wildcard characters in the string. The string is not case sensitive.

Click the

Value

column for a configuration property or mapping parameter.

Assign the property or parameter to an existing workflow variable, to a new workflow variable, or to a literal value.

Select a workflow variable name.

Click

New Variable

. In the

Add Variable

dialog box, enter the name, type, and initial value for a workflow variable. The Developer tool creates the workflow variable and assigns the variable to the property.

Click

New Value

. In the

Add Value

dialog box, enter the literal value and datatype to assign to the property.

To clear an input assignment, select an input and click

Clear

. Or, click

Clear All

to clear all input assignments.

Where to Use Workflow Variables

Mapping Task Input