Developer Workflow Guide

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Events

Events define the start and the end of the activity that the workflow specifies for the data. Each workflow has a Start event and an End event. Optionally, a workflow can include one or more Terminate events.

The Developer tool gives each event a default name of Start_Event, End_Event, or Terminate_Event. You can rename and add a description to an event in the event properties.

The following table describes all events that you can add to a workflow:

Event	Description
Start	Defines the beginning of the workflow. The Start event represents the start the sequence of possible actions that the workflow specifies for the data. A workflow contains a single Start event.
End	Defines the end of the workflow. The End event represents the completion of the sequence of possible actions that the workflow specifies for the data. A workflow contains a single End event.
Terminate	Defines a point before the End event at which the workflow can end. A workflow terminates if you connect the task to a Terminate event and the task output satisfies a condition on the sequence flow. The Terminate event aborts the workflow before any further task in the workflow can run. A workflow can have one or more Terminate events.

A Human task also contains a Start event and an End event. The events create a sequence flow for one or more steps in the Human task. A Human task cannot contain a Terminate event.

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