The Actor's Properties window is displayed when adding a new Actor to a flow or when clicking an Actor object in the Flow window. The Actor window holds the following sections:
The Actor's input parameters are displayed in the Actor's Properties window in the following format:
For example:
Click for more information about Broadway data types.
The population of the input parameter depends on the Population Type. The following types are supported:
The actions on the input parameters are:
Note that when populating an input value for an SQL parameter, click QB to open the Query Builder window to validate the SQL query as displayed in the following DbCommand built-in Actor example:
Some Actors such as JavaScript and DbCommand, enable adding input parameters using an Add Input button. A new input parameter has the following default settings:
If the population type is updated to a Const, select the parameter type from the dropdown list.
To delete or add more parameters, in the context menu click > Delete or Insert.
Note that the input parameters of the ancestor Actor cannot be deleted.
The Actor's output parameters are displayed in the Actor's Properties window in the following format:
The actions in the output parameters are:
Some Actors, such as InnerFlow, enable adding output parameters using an Add Output button. A new output parameter is added with the default Parameter Type = Any.
To delete or add more parameters, in the context menu click > Delete or Insert.
Note that the output parameters of the ancestor Actor cannot be deleted.
The Actor's Properties window is displayed when adding a new Actor to a flow or when clicking an Actor object in the Flow window. The Actor window holds the following sections:
The Actor's input parameters are displayed in the Actor's Properties window in the following format:
For example:
Click for more information about Broadway data types.
The population of the input parameter depends on the Population Type. The following types are supported:
The actions on the input parameters are:
Note that when populating an input value for an SQL parameter, click QB to open the Query Builder window to validate the SQL query as displayed in the following DbCommand built-in Actor example:
Some Actors such as JavaScript and DbCommand, enable adding input parameters using an Add Input button. A new input parameter has the following default settings:
If the population type is updated to a Const, select the parameter type from the dropdown list.
To delete or add more parameters, in the context menu click > Delete or Insert.
Note that the input parameters of the ancestor Actor cannot be deleted.
The Actor's output parameters are displayed in the Actor's Properties window in the following format:
The actions in the output parameters are:
Some Actors, such as InnerFlow, enable adding output parameters using an Add Output button. A new output parameter is added with the default Parameter Type = Any.
To delete or add more parameters, in the context menu click > Delete or Insert.
Note that the output parameters of the ancestor Actor cannot be deleted.