Each dialog flow is initiated by the source procedure step setting an appropriate exit state. Each transfer on a Dialog Flow Diagram must be associated with one or more exit state definitions that will trigger the transfer. These are called Flows On Exit States. Each link flow on a Dialog Flow Diagram must have at least one Flows On exit state.
Each link flow must also have at least one Returns On Exit State. After the destination procedure step finishes executing, the Returns On exit state causes control to be returned to the source procedure step.
For a given procedure step, only one flow can be associated with each exit state value.
When the logic of a procedure step concludes, the value of Exit State is evaluated with one of these results:
Message Type |
Description |
Color Display |
Monochrome Display |
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None |
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Normal |
Normal |
Informational |
Message gives information only; no action is required. |
White High Intensity |
High Intensity |
Warning |
Message advises that user action may be required. |
Yellow High Intensity |
High Intensity |
Error |
Message advises that an error has occurred and action is required to correct it. |
Red Reverse Video |
Reverse Video |
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