What is meant by process context varibale?
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Answer / chiranjeevi
There are two process variables that are available to all
activities that accept input: $_globalVariables and
$_processContext. $_globalVariables contains the list of
global variables defined on the Global Variables tab of the
project. $_processContext contains general information
about the process, such as the process ID, the project name,
whether the process was restarted from a checkpoint, and so
on.This process Context variable will be created
automatically whenever we create an project
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Answer / v
Process Context variable is a predefined process variable
which is available to all activities that accept input.
This variable contains general information about the
process like the processid, project name,whether the
process has recovered from a check point etc
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