Working with Process Groups
The Process Group is the topmost structure in a process. It is a logical grouping of different processes.
Properties of a Process Group
Description
Use this property to specify a short description for the process group
ID
A numerical value which uniquely identifies this process group. This property is automatically assigned, and used internally by XMPro.
Name
This property specifies the name of the process group. This name uniquely identifies the process group. On the New page where new processes are started in WorkFlow, this heading that will be shown.
Adding a new Process Group
In the Server Explorer, double click on the Process Groups node. This will open the process group's document window in the main work area.
In the Toolbox, make sure you are in the Processes category.
Drag a Process Group from the toolbox to the main work area.
In the main work area, select your new process group.
In the Properties window, configure the properties for your new process group.
Click on Save icon from quick access toolbar; or press Ctrl + S on your keyboard to save the process group.
Note: An asterisk (*) will appear on the tab of the document window to show you that there is unsaved information. After saving, the asterisk (*) will disappear.
Editing a Process Group
In the Server Explorer, double click on the Process Groups node. This will open the process group's document window in the main work area.
In the main work area, select the process group you want to edit.
In the Properties window, configure the properties for your new process group.
Click on Save icon from quick access toolbar; or press Ctrl + S on your keyboard to save the process group.
Note: An asterisk (*) will appear on the tab of the document window to show you that there is unsaved information. After saving, the asterisk (*) will disappear.
Deleting a Process Group
In the Server Explorer, double click on the Process Groups node. This will open the process group's document window in the main work area.
In the main work area, select the process group you want to delete.
Click on Delete icon from the quick access tollbar; or press Ctrl + D on your keyboard to delete the process.
When prompted, click on OK.
Click on Save icon from the quick access toolbar; or press Ctrl + S on your keyboard to save the process.
Note: An asterisk (*) will appear on the tab of the document window to show you that there is unsaved information. After saving, the asterisk (*) will disappear.
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