If

This Automation Manager object provides the ability to test an output variable from another object and continue execution if the test is positive. An object (or objects) is placed within the If object and it is executed when the test evaluates to true.

The If object will only log something when the test is positive, avoiding unnecessary logging that can make it difficult to trace what the Automation Manager Policy is doing.

 

Input Parameters

Name	Type	Required	Description
Variable Type	String		Drop down list containing the name of the type of variable to be tested. String, Date, or Number.
Variable	String, Date, Number	Yes	The name of the variable to be tested. Typically a linked variable.
Condition	String	Yes	Drop-down menu for the type of test to perform. The selection is based on the Variable Type selected earlier. This list is empty if a Variable Type is not selected.
Value	String	Yes	The value to test the Variable against.
Verbose Output	N/A	No	Select this option to provide verbose logging, which would also include those tests that failed.

Output Parameters

Name	Type	Description
Result	Number	Returns a success value of zero or any value other than zero to indicate failure.

Example Input Parameters

Name	Type	Required	Example
Variable	String, Date, Number	Yes	Link the Variable to any dropped Automation Object
Condition	Selector	Yes	Equals
Value	String	Yes	True Type the possible linked Automation Object output you wish to action on