Flow form — Editing in Visio
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Use the Ticket shape () to mark the starting point for exceptions that may arise at any point in the flow, such as a cancellation. The ticket is a label for a point in a flow, much like a programming "GOTO" destination.
An activity executing anywhere in your entire PRPC application can set or raise this ticket by executing the Obj-Set-Tickets method with this ticket name as a parameter.
A raised ticket causes the system to search for any executing flow (on the same or a different work item) that contains this ticket. If found, processing stops on that flow promptly, and resumes at the ticket point.
Use the Tickets gadget (> Process and Rules > Work Management > Tickets) to see all the tickets in your application.
1. Drag a ticket shape from the Visio template to the flow and drop it.
2. Complete the Ticket Properties panel when it appears.
Field |
Description |
Name | Enter the name of the ticket as you would like it to appear on the flow. |
Ticket |
Select a ticket or type in a ticket name. Creating ticket rules is recommended but not required. You can enter here a name that does not correspond to a ticket rule. |
3. Click Apply .
4. Add at least connector shape that originates from the ticket shape. Don't use the ticket shape as the destination or "head" end of any connector. Two or more tickets can flow into a common other shape.
Processing that is connected to a ticket shape can include utility shapes, assignments, notify shapes, and so on to respond to the exception, error flow or event. For example, if a mortgage application is withdrawn after some, but not all, of the application processing is completed, a mortgage processing flow can:
If a shape has more than one ticket shape connected into it, then processing continues with that shape only after all tickets are set.
Obj-Set-Tickets method
Process & Rules — Work Management Page