Splitter Gate

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The Splitter Gate allows Designers to spawn off 1 to many different workflow instances when a Splitter gate is reached
This Gate will appear with a different icon to normal task Gates
When adding a Splitter Gate, Kontinuum asks for the name of the Sub Workflow
The Sub Workflow is the name of the Workflow you wish to start when the Splitter gate is reached
The Splitter Gate has a Population statement and a Completion statement

POPULATION STATEMENT

The Population statement determines what the primary keys of the workflow are going to be in the workflow instance you are creating
For example:  In the table MyTable there is a column called EmployeeName
This table has three records and the values for EmployeeName in each of these tables are Mike, Carla and Sandeep
If we have a Splitter Gate placed in a workflow that has the Population statement select EmployeeName from MyTable and the Sub Workflow is set to Employee Training
When the Splitter Gate is reached for the first time it will create 3 new workflow instances in the Employee Training Workflow, one for Mike, Carla and Sandeep
The Splitter Gate is evaluated each time the Splitter is reached
For example:  If the employee Lee is added to the MyTable table someone needs to log in to the parent workflow instance with the Splitter Gate and then a new workflow instance for Lee will be created
Clicking on the Splitter icon in the End User environment brings up the Items List of all the workflow instances that were automatically created by that splitter gate
These can be selected and progressed as required
If there is only one instance created then clicking on the splitter gate displays the process map for the one instance.
The Splitter Population statement expects syntax in Kontinuum Series Format
Between each square bracket is one or more Primary Keys for each new instance created
For example: [Carla,,1][Sandeep,,2][Mike,,3] would create 3 new instances where the Primary Keys for the first instance would be Carla and 1

COMPLETION STATEMENT

The Splitter Completion statement must evaluate to 1 or True in order for the Splitter gate to be deemed as complete and allow a pass through to the next gate.


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