Loop

Operation Name

Loop

Function overview

Repeat the process as many times as specified.

Repeat configuration

Icon Name Description
Loop Start loop.
End Loop End loop.

Properties

For information about using variables, refer to "variables".
Basic settings
Item name Required/Optional Use of Variables Description Remarks
Name Required Not available Enter the name on the script canvas.  
Required settings
Item name Required/Optional Use of Variables Description Remarks
Repeat times Required Available Enter the number of times to loop.
  • The default value is "1".
Log setting
Item name Required/Optional Use of Variables Description Remarks
Edit log setting Optional Not available Select whether to temporarily edit the log setting in the loop processing.
  • [Checked]:
    Enables to edit log setting.
  • [Not checked]:(default)
    Does not enable to edit log setting.
 
Output logs Optional Not available Select whether to output logs.
  • [Checked]:(default)
    Enables to output logs.
  • [Not checked]:
    Stops outputting logs.
  • This action is available if you check the [Edit log setting] box.
Log level Optional Not available Select the editing log level.
  • [NOTICE]:
  • [INFO]:(default)
  • [FINFO]:
  • [FINEST]:
  • [DEBUG]:
  • This action is available, if you check the [Output logs] box.
Comment
Item name Required/Optional Use of Variables Description Remarks
Comment Optional Not available You can write a short description of this adapter.
The description will be reflected in the specifications.
 

PSP Usage

PSP is not supported.

Available component variables

Component variable name Description Remarks
count The number of repeat counts returns.
  • The value defaults to null.

Loop operation

Execute loop

Set the process what you want to execute more than once between [Loop] and [End Loop].



Specification Limits

Main exceptions

None.

Sample

Using loop operation, perform batch 5 times to create the script.
  1. Create script as follows.


  2. Set the property of loop as follows.


  3. Check the process from execution log.