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Process Synthesis from Action Diagram

To perform Process Synthesis with the Action Diagram tool, you must access a Process Action Diagram, Procedure Action Diagram, or an action block that has no action statements. You have several options for accessing Process Synthesis in the Action Diagram:

• Within the Activity Hierarchy Diagram, Activity Dependency Diagram, Structure Chart, or Action Block Usage, access an elementary process that contains no statements.
• From Dialog Design, Screen Design, Prototyping, Structure Chart, or Action Block Usage, access (chain to) a Procedure Step Action Diagram that contains no action statements.
• Within the Process Action Diagram:
  • Create a new Action Diagram or action block
  • Select an elementary process, Procedure Step, or action block
  • Access another Action Diagram
  • Access an empty action block from a USE statement in an Action Diagram or action block

After you select the Action Diagram or action block, you select the entity type or subtype followed by the type of action dialog you want to generate. You can then customize the way Process Synthesis executes. You can select from the same options that are available when you perform Process Synthesis with the Data Model:

• Review default actions
• Consistency check on entity type
• Automatic attribute view selections

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