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v Causes the event-sink action to wait until the async-fetch-1 and async-fetch-2
asynchronous
Indicates when to run the action asynchronously.
Syntax
asynchronous {on | off}
Parameters
on
off
Guidelines
The asynchronous command indicates whether to run the current action
asynchronously.
When asynchronous, the action runs in parallel with other actions. A later
event-sink action can wait for named actions to complete. In this case, the output
of asynchronous actions are visible after processing the event-sink action.
Without an event-sink action, the output of an asynchronous action is not reliably
available to subsequent actions. In this case, there are no guarantees as to when the
asynchronous action will finish, errors that are generated by the action are ignored
by the remainder of the processing rule, and the network transaction could
complete while this action is still in progress.
Examples
v Specifies that the results action sends the data in the context-to-log input
attachment-uri
Specifies the URI of an attachment that is to be stripped from a MIME multipart
package by the current strip-attachments action.
Syntax
attachment-uri uri
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Command Reference
actions complete.
# type event-sink
# async-action async-fetch-1
# async-action async-fetch-2
Runs the action asynchronously.
(Default) Runs the action synchronously.
context to http://log-server/log-me, and indicates that processing does not
wait for an acknowledgement or response.
# type results
# input context-to-log
# destination http://log-server/log-me
# asynchronous on
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