Evaluates each row of a table and executes a script action for each row whic is defined in another project. UMRA comes has several built-in tables to deal with a large variety of user management tasks. There are situations however, where these standard tables may not be sufficient:
You wish to evaluate an existing table programmatically and / or create a new table from scratch ;
You need to combine data from the tables described earlier, with data which are not contained in a table.
In such cases, you can use the For-Each and Manage table data script actions to create your own tables.
Typically, this script action would be used to evaluate the rows in a table and to execute a script for each row which is defined in another project form. In other words, the For_Each script action is separated from the script which needs to be executed on the result of this action.
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Typical setting |
Remarks |
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Table variable name |
Variable name of the table on which the For-Each action has to operate |
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Script project |
Name of the project which contains the script which needs to be executed on the table output variable |
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Column |
Corresponds to the column number in the generic table which contains the data you want to operate on |
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Return variable |
Specifies the name of the variable that must be returned when the script is returned. |
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Stop loop on error |
Here you can specify if the script should continue upon encountering an error or not |
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See also:
UMRA tables - Introduction. This document is also available as a PDF document on the Tools4ever website in UMRA Tables - User Guide.