Steps are used in process definitions to automate the process. Each step performs a specific function based on the parameters configured for it. Steps can be linked to one another using connections in the process designer.  

FlowWright provides a comprehensive set of ETL and process steps, including tasks, synchronisation, decisions, loops, and more. However, we also encourage creativity and innovation. You can design and configure your own custom steps on the steps page, adding a unique touch to your process definitions.

Navigate to the Administration > Steps menu.

The Steps UI appears as shown below. Use the filter to toggle between Process and ETL steps. 

A step contains three parts: metadata, inputs, and returns. The metadata includes step name, display name, description text, index value, category type, namespace, and DLL path. 

The process step “evalExpression” is used within a process, as shown in the example below. 

Input: Expression to evaluate

Output: Save the expression result in a variable or globally

Result: Return TRUE if the step was successful, otherwise return FALSE.