Which node the process variable is used?

RE: Which node the process variable is used?

krishnau3863 — Wed, 05 Sep 2018 09:31:02 GMT

Hi rohinip91,

As fellow Practitioners said, you can check all the PV's used in a process in process model documentation or other wise if you debug that process, in monitoring mode you can check the process details, where you can find the Process History tab,so you can find which data is assigned to the particular PV and node to node details.

Thanks,
Krishna.

RE: Which node the process variable is used?

josep — Wed, 05 Sep 2018 03:01:45 GMT

That’s definitelly a good option !!

RE: Which node the process variable is used?

aloks0189 — Wed, 05 Sep 2018 01:23:29 GMT

Hi rohinip91

If you want to search for the variables reference in the various nodes, you can generate the documentation of the required process as: Launch the Process Model >> Tools >> Generate Documentation and now you can search with the variable name.

Also, Just to let you know, if you have configured a User Input Task Node in this process and invoked the Interface using 'Select an Interface Option' instead of 'Write an expression' and have passed the process variables as it's direct value(using pv! for value columns) instead of referring to Activity Class parameters, then these references will not be available when you try searching them via Generate Documentation.

In such case you need to check this User Input Task Node configuration and their variables explicitly.

Hope this helps.

RE: Which node the process variable is used?

sahithip120 — Wed, 05 Sep 2018 01:00:43 GMT

Hi Rohini,

You can check this from process model documentation.

RE: Which node the process variable is used?

josep — Tue, 04 Sep 2018 23:38:18 GMT

Hello Rohini,

Well if you are in the lasted versions you can search expression option (check the link)
docs.appian.com/.../find_and_search_in_appian.html

If not, and this applies to any version is to export the process model and search on the notepad++ or any text editor, you have to make your self familiar with the process model xml, and if you add or move nodes this might change so that’s something I recommend just to do it each time you really need to. But At the end you can find the stuff you need.

Hope this helps