Configuring the Inbox Query node

You must configure the Query node with connection and ION configuration (DB schema) information.

  1. Select the ION Inbox Query start node. On the General tab, specify this information:
    Connection information

    • Select the Configuration name to use for this node from a previously configured and saved ION connection. If you do not select a name from the list, the default configuration is used.

    • Select Override connection to specify parameters specific to the node.

    Override DB Schema

    The default DB Schema is used. You can use a different schema by selecting the Override Schema flag and then selecting the schema to use.

  2. Specify the parameters:
    Filter by

    When you configure the Query node to retrieve records, you specify any of these filter types:

    • Status: You can select more than one status code. Inbox records that match any of the codes you specified are retrieved.

    • Status + BOD Type: Checks for both values. An Inbox record must match both of the specified values in order to be retrieved.

    • Status + BOD Type + To Logical Id: Checks for all three values. An Inbox record must match all of the specified values in order to be retrieved.

    • Inbox Id: The specified Inbox record is retrieved

    Each filter type requires values to be specified to match the filter being used.

  3. Select Set status to and select from the list of status code to update the status code of matching records.
  4. On the On Error tab, specify this information:
    What should happen on an error?

    Select from the available options.

    Notify

    Select this check box to send a notification when an error occurs. If this option is selected, you must fill out the notification details.

    Custom log entry

    Select this check box to have a custom log entry in addition to the system-generated log entry.

  5. Select the Query end node. On the Break Condition tab, specify any valid true/false conditions that must be satisfied to end the iteration.
    Note: 

    If a variable is used as part of the condition, you must remove the surrounding brackets <! and >.