Source Document Module

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Source Document Module

This module is usually at the start of each Workflow, to specify on what data the Workflow is applied.

Source Document - Basic Properties

Each object has some basic properties.

Right-click an object and select Basic Properties to open its properties dialog:

AnallysisWorkflowEditor_DocProperties

Expand all items to see the full content of the Basic Properties dialog:

oColor

The color in which the current module is displayed within the Workflow Editor. By default, the different types of operations are assigned to separate colors.
This color has no impact on the functionality

oForwardMarkedOnly

False : This module forwards all data to the next module.

True : This module forwards only currently selected Events to the next module.

oMarkbehavior

LeaveAsIs : This module does not change the current selection of Events.

UnmarkAll : This module clears any available selection

MarkAll : This module selects all currently available Events

MarkNewOnly : This module clears any previous selections and selects only the data resulting from its own operation.

KeepExistingAndMarkNew : This module keeps the previous selection and adds the data resulting from its own operation to the selection.

Data Module Settings

Click on the little plus(+) in-front of Settings to see what to adjust:

oFileDocuments

Optional string list, allows you to specify one or more specific documents on which the routine should be applied.

oMinDocumentCount

Number of open documents required for the routine. Should usually be set to 1, to ensure that at least one data files open.

oOpenDocuments

This setting tells the Workflow on what data it should be applied:

 

odActiveDoc : Current data document - Default value

odFiles :

odAllDocs : All open data documents

odAllDocsOrFiles :

oElementType

Name of the current module

Source Document - Settings

This Module offers no further settings to specify.