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WORKFLOW_PARAMETER_TYPE Class

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The WORKFLOW_PARAMETER_TYPE class lists the possible values for workflow parameter type. Please note that although the APIs may accept any value, these are the valid values. For more information about the use of this class, see Parameters in the Workflow Reference.

This class does not need instantiation or initialization because the fields represent constant integer values. These values are intended to be used when constructing XML string parameters used in the Microsoft CRM APIs.

  System.Object

   WORKFLOW_PARAMETER_TYPE

[Visual Basic .NET]
Public Class WORKFLOW_PARAMETER_TYPE
   Inherits System.Object
[C#]
public class WORKFLOW_PARAMETER_TYPE: System.Object
[C++]
public __gc class WORKFLOW_PARAMETER_TYPE: public System.Object

The WORKFLOW_PARAMETER_TYPE class exposes the following integer fields.

Field Value Description
WFPM_ABS 405 Specifies an absolute value function: abs (parameter 1). See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_ACTION 3 Specifies that the parameter represents an action's result. See ParameterAction.

WFPM_ACTION will evaluate the following attributes of an action log:  status, createdon, objectid, objectype.
WFPM_ADD 400 Specifies a function to add the parameters: parameter 1 + ... + parameter n. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_ALL_ACTIVITIES 601 Specifies to check whether all activities created so far by the workflow process have been closed, including previous steps. Returns true if they are all closed and false if any are not yet closed. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_AND 301 Specifies parameter 1 && ... && parameter n. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_ANY_ACTION 602 Specifies to check to see whether any action in current step has failed. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_BEGIN_WITH 200 Specifies that parameter 1 begins with parameter 2. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_BETWEEN 106 Specifies that parameter 2 < parameter 1 < parameter 3. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_CASE 307 Specifies to return the first non-null parameter. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_CONTAIN 202 Specifies that parameter 1 contains parameter 2. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_DATE 501 Specifies the current date time. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_DATEADD 508 Specifies the date add function: parameter 1 + parameter 2 (year) + parameter 3 (month) + parameter 4 (day) + parameter 5 (hour) + parameter 6 (minute). See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_DAY 504 Specifies the day of the month of parameter 1. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_DIVISION 403 Specifies a divide function: parameter 1/parameter 2. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_END_WITH 201 Specifies that parameter 1 ends with parameter 2. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_EQ 104 Specifies that parameter 1 == parameter 2. See ParameterFunction.

To check whether a value is or is not NULL use WFPM_ISNULL, parented by WFPM_NOT. WFPM_EQ will cause an error if one of its parameters is NULL.
WFPM_EXIST 150 Specifies that parameter 1 exists and is not an empty string. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_FALSE 305 Specifies to always fail. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_GEQ 101 Specifies that parameter 1 >= parameter 2. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_GT 100 Specifies that the parameter 1 > parameter 2. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_HOUR 503 Specifies the hour of parameter 1. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_IFF 306 Specifies that if parameter 1 is true, return parameter 2, otherwise return parameter 3. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_IN 107 Specifies that parameter 1 is one of parameter 2, parameter 3, and so on. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_INCIDENT_QUEUE 605 Specifies to return the incident queue. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_ISNULL 151 Specifies that parameter 1 is null. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_LEQ 103 Specifies that parameter 1 <= parameter 2. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_LT 102 Specifies that parameter 1 < parameter 2. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_MATCH_SUBJECTS 603 Specifies to check whether parameter 2 is a high-level subject of parameter 1. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_MINUTE 502 Specifies the minute of parameter 1. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_MODULUS 404 Specifies a modulus function: parameter 1 % parameter 2. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_MONTH 506 Specifies the month of the year of parameter 1. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_MULTIPLICATION 402 Specifies a multiply function: parameter 1*...*parameter n. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_NEQ 105 Specifies that parameter 1 <> parameter 2. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_NONE 0 Specifies no parameter type.
WFPM_NOT 303 Specifies not parameter 1. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_NULL 152 Specifies that a null value is always returned. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_OR 302 Specifies parameter 1 || ... || parameter n. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_PROCESS 4 Specifies that the parameter represents a current process instance attribute. See ParameterProcess.

WFPM_PROCESS evaluates the attributes of the current process instance:  lastactivityon, objectid, objecttype, processinstancestatecode, startedon, currentstepid.
WFPM_PROPERTY 2 Specifies that the parameter represents a property in evaluation context. See ParameterProperty.
WFPM_SELECT 9 Specifies that the parameter represents a select function. See ParameterSelect.

Only the first result will be returned from WFPM_SELECT, even when datatype is WFDT_XML.
WFPM_STRLEN 203 Specifies a string length of parameter 1. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_SUBSTR 204 Specifies a substring of parameter 1, starting from parameter 2 with length parameter 3. The position is zero-based.

P2 counts from 0. If P2 is larger than the length of the string, then "" is returned.

See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_SUBTRACTION 401 Specifies a subtract function: parameter 1 - parameter 2. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_TRUE 304 Specifies always success. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_USER_QUEUE 604 Specifies to get the user queue. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_VALUE 1 Specifies that the parameter represents an immediate value. See ParameterImmediateValue.
WFPM_WEEKDAY 505 Specifies the weekday of parameter 1. See ParameterFunction.
WFPM_YEAR 507 Specifies the year of parameter 1. See ParameterFunction.

Requirements

Namespace: Microsoft.CRM.Flags

Assembly: microsoft.crm.proxy.dll

See Also

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