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Decision node

This topic explains how to use a decision node .

The process orchestration feature has been upgraded to Workflow Application and Agent Orchestration Application to support more complex needs. While the original feature will be phased out, this change does not affect existing users. You can continue using the process orchestration feature or switch to the new applications for an enhanced experience. For more information, see Workflow Application and Agent Orchestration Application.

Interface

Click Application CenterComponentProcess ManagementCreate Process, and add a decision node. After you add a decision node, a Judge node appears on the canvas. By default, it includes multiple conditional branches (such as Condition_UZLN and Condition_JlyC) and a default condition. You can click the add if condition branch button to add more branches. In the node panel on the left, the decision node is listed under the Basic Nodes category.

Description

A decision node evaluates conditions and routes the process to different branches. It consists of conditional branches and a default (else) branch.

Configuration

On the decision node configuration page, you define the logical conditions that route the process to different branches. You must configure the else branch to prevent unpredictable results. In a conditional branch of the decision node, click the condition name to open the condition settings panel. In the Condition Group Settings area, you can add multiple or condition groups. Within each group, you can add multiple and conditions by clicking the + and condition button. Each condition requires a variable (such as $(bizVars.router) or $(systemVars.query)), an operator (such as "equals"), and a comparison value.

Configuration

You can combine conditions with 'or' and 'and' logic, and use expressions to reference any variable in the process.
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