Which setting enables chaining of Action steps in an Integration Procedure so the OmniScript continues to the next step?

Which setting enables chaining of Action steps in an Integration Procedure so the OmniScript continues to the next step?

• A. The Chainable checkbox on the integration procedure Action in the OmniScript
• B. The Terminator flag
• C. The Chain on Step Check on the HTTP Action
• D. The Response Action

Answer: (A)

Chaining actions in an Integration Procedure is about making a sequence of actions run in order without manual intervention. The setting that enables this is the Chainable checkbox on an Action inside the Integration Procedure. When you mark an Action as chainable, it becomes part of the execution chain, so once that Action finishes, the next Action in the IP runs automatically and the OmniScript can move on to the next step, passing data along as needed. If an Action isn’t chainable, the procedure won’t automatically proceed to subsequent actions, which would interrupt the flow. The other options aren’t about enabling this flow: the Terminator flag would stop the chain, the HTTP Action’s options don’t provide a generic “continue to next step” control, and the Response Action is for returning data to the OmniScript, not for chaining execution.

Chaining actions in an Integration Procedure is about making a sequence of actions run in order without manual intervention. The setting that enables this is the Chainable checkbox on an Action inside the Integration Procedure. When you mark an Action as chainable, it becomes part of the execution chain, so once that Action finishes, the next Action in the IP runs automatically and the OmniScript can move on to the next step, passing data along as needed. If an Action isn’t chainable, the procedure won’t automatically proceed to subsequent actions, which would interrupt the flow. The other options aren’t about enabling this flow: the Terminator flag would stop the chain, the HTTP Action’s options don’t provide a generic “continue to next step” control, and the Response Action is for returning data to the OmniScript, not for chaining execution.