Hi Mark, Thank you so much for your valuable response. Let us check the above-highlighted condition in the break task and see how it works, as once we reach the result count of zero as per the condition, the task should be broken and it will continue for further task execution.
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Original Message:
Sent: Mon April 01, 2024 10:46 AM
From: Mark Johnson
Subject: Break task is not breaking, and continuing with further available tasks outside the loop is not happening.
I believe the variable assignment operator always has a record count of 0. You'll want to use the variable declaration task as that is the one that actually contains record(s). That is what I've done in the past.
--Mark
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Mark Johnson
Senior Architect
Wipro
Bentonville AR
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Original Message:
Sent: Thu March 28, 2024 08:48 AM
From: CSR89
Subject: Break task is not breaking, and continuing with further available tasks outside the loop is not happening.
Hi All, I have a loop task outside of my loop task; I have a variable task within the loop task; I have an assignment task to that variable task after the assignment task within the loop; I have a break task. My condition in the break task is that if the variable task result count is zero, then it should break and continue the execution for the next available tasks, but it is not breaking. Can someone please help me determine if my break-task condition is correct or not? your help would be much appreciated.
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