Executing a Sequence in an Application
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Executing a Sequence in an Application
The most direct way to create an execution is to execute a specific sequence in a specific sequence file. Although this method does not use a process model, it provides additional control for debugging. To execute a particular sequence, call the Engine.NewExecution method and pass the arguments listed in the following table.
| Parameter Name | What to Pass |
|---|---|
| sequenceFileParam | A reference to the sequence file that contains the sequence to execute. |
| sequenceNameParam | A string that contains the name of the sequence to execute. |
| processModelParam | A NULL reference. Depending on the application development environment you use, pass 0 or the Nothing keyword to indicate a NULL reference. |
| breakAtFirstStep | False. |
| executionTypeMaskParam | The value of the ExecTypeMask_Normal constant. |
| sequenceArgsParam[Optional] | Leave this parameter unspecified. |
| editArgsParam[Optional] | Leave this parameter unspecified. |
| InteractiveArgsParam[Optional] | Leave this parameter unspecified. |