Cisco Cisco Process Orchestrator 3.0 User Guide

A condition can have subconditions, and anywhere there is a condition you can delete a subcondition. 
Multiple condition equations can be included in a condition. Conditions are deleted only from the object 
upon which they reside. 

Use the following steps when deleting a condition from a task rule. If you delete the task rule, that 
automatically deletes the condition.

Choose Definitions > Task Rule, highlight an existing task rule, right-click and click Properties.

Click the Conditions tab, highlight the appropriate condition, then click Delete.

Click OK to save your changes.

Use the following steps when deleting a condition from a trigger. If you delete the trigger from the 
process properties, that automatically deletes the condition.

In the Process Editor, choose Toolbox > Processes, highlight the process, and choose Process > Edit.

In the Process Properties pane, click the Triggers tab, highlight the appropriate the trigger, and click 
Properties.

Click the Conditions tab, highlight the appropriate condition, then click Delete.

Click OK to save the changes made to the trigger.

Click Save 

 to save your changes.

Use the following steps to delete a condition from a logic component such as a Condition Branch or a 
While Block. If you delete the logic component from the Workflow pane, that automatically deletes the 
condition. 

In the Process Editor, choose Workflow, then the relevant logic component.

Choose one of the following:

Right-click and choose Delete to remove the logic component and all associated conditions. 

Click the logic component’s General tab, highlight the appropriate condition, then click Delete.

Click Save 

 to save your changes.