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To create a workflow by using Flow
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Flow module initiates a sequence of processing modules. This is the first module added by default when the user creates a workflow inside the g-Platform main window. Whenever the user adds any module, it will automatically adds below the Flow module.

After the Flow module, the user can add other modules to build workflows to suit your objectives.
The workflow can include a number of different tasks by inserting additional Flow modules. The can add a comment to any Flow entry or module within a workflow by pressing F2 key.
Inside the Flow, the user can add as many FLOW modules as they want. Also, whenever there is a second Flow module added within a Flow module and theuser wants to add any other module, it will come up with few options like Modules Inside & Modules Next.

If the user chooses Modules Inside, it will add the next module below the current/selected Flow.

In case the user selected Modules Next, the next module will be added outside the Flow module.


When the user selects the Flow (back ground color changes to BLUE) and double click or press the execute button, it will execute the entire workflow from top to bottom.
In between if there is any workflow with Flow is added and it is not active, it will skip it and move to the next one.
In this above image, if we observe, there is a Flow at the top. Below the Flow, we've added multiple Flow(s). The user can expand or collapse these individual workflows by simply clicking on the + icon right before the Flow.

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There are no input data requirements for this module and this tab is disabled.
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There are no parameters associated with this module.
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There are no output data as a vista item.
There is no information available for this module.
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