Control
Components to control the execution flow of the workflow.
Conditional Split
Description The Conditional Split component evaluates an aggregated measure or custom expression from the input data against a logical condition, directing execution into one of two branches: If and Else. This allows workflows to follow different processing paths depending on whether the condition evaluates to true or false.
Inputs
Source table [Table]
Settings The condition can be defined in two ways:
Simple condition – built through the UI:
Column: The column from the input table to aggregate.
Aggregation method: Function applied to the column (e.g.,
MIN
,MAX
,AVG
,SUM
).Operator: Comparison operator (e.g.,
Is equal to
,Is greater than
,Is less than
).Value: The value to compare the aggregated result against.
Custom expression – a manually written SQL expression that can include multiple columns, functions, and logical operators (e.g.,
AVG(population) > 3000 AND (category LIKE 'capital_city' OR capital IS TRUE)
).
Outputs
If path [Table]
: Passes all rows from the input table when the condition evaluates to TRUE.Else path [Table]
: Passes all rows from the input table when the condition evaluates to FALSE.
Success/Error Split
Description The Success/Error Split component determines the outcome of the previous component’s execution and routes the workflow accordingly. If the upstream component completes successfully, the workflow continues through the Success branch; if it fails, execution follows the Error branch. This enables workflows to handle errors gracefully, trigger alternative actions, or send notifications when issues occur.
Inputs
Source table [Table]
(only available if the upstream component executed successfully)
Settings
None
Outputs
Success path [Table]
: Passes the table produced by the previous component if no errors occurred.Error path [No table]
: Produces no table output (since the previous step failed) but can connect to components such as HTTP Request, Send by Email, or logging for error handling.
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