Parallel Task – For Each
February 28, 2018
|By Shashank Mishra
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This action is used to run parallel tasks (Actions) in the context of a For Each loop. This provides a way to input the same value for each parallel task. This action is useful to speed up processing time of the Flow when there are time-consuming actions/activities (by executing them at the same time rather than sequentially). When this action is dragged to the VIP canvas, the user is ask to input a Type (Int32, String etc.) which is the type of operator for the For Each loop.
Parallel Task – For Each Properties:
| Property Name | Data Type | Property Type | Property Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| CompletionCondition | Visual Basic Boolean expression. | - | This property defines the completion condition of the Parallel For Each Task. |
| DisplayName | String | - | This specifies the name of the action box. |
| TypeArgument | Visual Basic Data Type(Int32, String, etc.) | - | This property specifies the Data Type of members of Values. |
| Values | List of TypeArgument | Input | These are the Values of Type TypeArgument that are used in the For Each loop |
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