What is scope?
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Answer / rajendraprasad cherukuri
Scope Property is used to restrict flow step to access only
the elements of a IData Object.For Example if document x
has elements x1,x2,x3,lets say for flow Map step we set the
scope as X when the control is in map step we can do
operations only on x1,x2,x3.
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Answer / maheedhar reddy
(not applicable for Exit step)
Specifies the name of the document(IData) in the pipeline to which you want to restrict this step’s pipeline. If you want this step to have access to the entire pipeline, leave this property blank.
By giving the pipeline document name we can get access to only that document elements in this step’s pipeline i.e previous steps pipeline data is not accessible/visible for this steps pipeline. If we give document name which is not in pipeline then we cannot get/see any data to this step’s pipeline(empty pipeline accessed to this step). i.e we cannot get that document data or previous steps pipeline data.
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