Studio - The Break Activity

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Studio User Guide

Release Notes
- 2022.4.1
- 2022.4.3
- 2022.4.4
- 2022.4.5
- 2022.4.6
- 2022.4.7
- 2022.4.8
- 2022.4.9
- 2022.4.10
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Types of Workflows
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Object Repository
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Studio testing
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  - SAP Testing Project
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The Break Activity

The Break activity enables you to stop the loop at a chosen point, and then continues with the next activity.

Note:

The Break activity can only be used within one of the following activities: For Each, While, or Do While.

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