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- addToDate
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getAssetName

Returns the name of the taskflow that uses the function.

For example, you can use the function in a Notification Task step to include the taskflow name in a taskflow failure email notification that you send to stakeholders.

Syntax

util:getAssetName()

The getAssetName function does not use an argument.

Return Value

Name of the taskflow that uses the function.

Example

If you use the getAssetName function in a taskflow that is named Order Management, the function returns the following value:

Order Management

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getAssetName

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