The ribbon provides users access to a variety of functions. In the ribbon, users will find the following functionalities:
| Action | Description |
|---|---|
| (1) Run | Run the workflow in dry mode (without a task). |
| (2) Run with task | Run the workflow with a task from the maintained environment. (Disabled if there is no environment maintained in the project settings). |
| (3) Stop | Stops the workflow execution. |
| (4) Error Check | Check for errors inside your workflow. |
| (5) Variable Management | Manage variables, arguments, imports and map variables. |
During the workflow execution the items inside the ribbon will change as displayed in the screenshot below.
The table below explains each available function.
| Action | Description |
|---|---|
| (1) Pause | Pause the workflow execution. |
| (2) Stop | Stop the workflow execution. |
| (3) Error check | Error check is disabled during workflow execution. |
| (4) Variable management | Variable management is disabled during workflow execution. |
In Debug mode, once a breaking point is reached, the ribbon changes to:
The table below explains each available function.
| Action | Description |
|---|---|
| (1) Continue | Continues the workflow execution. |
| (2) Step by step navigation | Mostly used during debugging. The button allows the user to navigate step by step through each activity inside the workflow script. |
| (3) Stop | Stop the workflow execution. |
| (4) Error check | Check for errors inside your workflow. |
| (5) Variable management | Manage variables, arguments, imports and map variables. |