Cisco Cisco Process Orchestrator 3.0 Guida Utente

The Process > Variables tab displays the defined variables for the open process. 

Variables can be defined in the process when something is used multiple times. For example, if there is 
one person who is must always be the first approver, you can create a variable for that person so you do 
not have to reenter the email address in the activity properties; you can simply reference the variable.

To add a process variable to a process:

In the Process Editor, choose Process, click the Variables tab, then click New > [Variable Type].

Enter the information required for the variable type.

For information about the field parameters, see the online help.

Click OK to close the dialog box.

Output

Output variables are created in the process definition. They specify data 
that the process can return to its caller. 

Local

Local variables are created in the process definition and only that process 
can reference them. However, a new instance of the variable is 
established for each process instance, so that one instance’s interaction 
with the variable cannot affect another instance of the process.