Local variables
The Local variables feature allows you to store and manage data specific to a single task execution. This enhancement provides greater flexibility and precision in handling data within your integration tasks.
What are Local variables?
Local variables are data storage elements unique to each task run. They can be initialized with a starting value and then updated or referenced as the task executes. This isolation ensures data remains specific to the individual task execution, preventing unintended interference between concurrent or subsequent runs.
Key features
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Task specific data storage: Each task maintains its own set of local variables, ensuring data integrity and isolation.
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Dynamic or predefined initialization: Local variables can be dynamically populated with data from task step results or set with predefined values, offering flexibility in task design.
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Enhanced data handling: Using local variables allows you to manage data more effectively within tasks, facilitating complex integrations and process automation.
Conclusion
The Local variables feature enhances Integray's capability to manage task-specific data effectively. By isolating data within individual task executions, you gain greater control and flexibility in designing and managing your integration processes. This feature is particularly useful for scenarios requiring precise data handling and process automation.
Click here for a detailed walkthrough on implementing local variables.