What does this error message mean? I'm trying to create some conditions that check what day of the week it is to decide whether or not to run a Wait task.

I have three different condition sets, one of which checks if the previous task is still running (that one was able to save fine by itself), one of which checks that it's not Monday and not Saturday, and one that checks all of the above. Since adding these two new condition sets, I can't exit the conditions tab on Add/Edit Task.

Also, a related question: For remote execution tasks, the Help explicitly says that the task returns without waiting for the process to execute. What about for regular (local) process execution tasks? Do they wait for the process to terminate before returning? If so, then I don't need to use a condition check for that.

Also, it seems I can only check one condition set for a given task, correct? And I can't clone conditions between sets - which is kind of a pain, since some of these conditions are highly reusable - or build up new condition sets basedon existing condition sets.

Thanks,

Rebeccah

OK, I see the error message is because I didn't complete the rest of the wait task (by specifying how long to wait).

Still wondering about the task return on local process execution, and if there could be a way to clone individual conditions across condition sets.

Thanks,

Rebeccah

Also, a related question: For remote execution tasks, the Help explicitly says that the task returns without waiting for the process to execute. What about for regular (local) process execution tasks? Do they wait for the process to terminate before returning? If so, then I don't need to use a condition check for that.

Yes, when using the local Execute Task it will wait for completion.

Also, it seems I can only check one condition set for a given task, correct? And I can't clone conditions between sets - which is kind of a pain, since some of these conditions are highly reusable - or build up new condition sets basedon existing condition sets.

Yes, you can check only one but you have have more than one Condition in a Condition set.

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