Control Step
You use a control
step (
) to do the following:
● Terminate the current process
● Trigger an exception
●
Trigger an alert
for Alert Management (see also:
Triggering
Alerts)
Choose Terminate Process.
At runtime, the system terminates the current process instance, including all active steps, and sets the status for the process to logically deleted.
Choose Trigger
Exception and specify the triggering exception (see also:
Exception
Handling). The relevant exception handler must be defined in the same block or a
superordinate block.
The system triggers the specified exception at runtime.
For more
information about using exceptions, see
Example: Collecting
and Bundling Messages - One Interface.