Execution node properties
Category: Data flows
Version: 1.0
Last updated: April 2, 2026
Author: Any2Info
Overview
The Execution group contains settings that control whether and how a node is executed within a flow. These properties allow you to enable or disable nodes, define execution conditions, and control whether the flow should continue after the node has run.
Configuration Options
Enabled
No
Determines whether the node is active during execution.
Precondition
No
Defines whether the node is allowed to execute based on incoming data.
Stop Condition
No
Determines whether the flow continues after this node.
Enabled
The Enabled property determines whether the node is active during execution.
When enabled, the node will be executed as part of the flow.
When disabled, the node will be skipped.
Additional behavior:
All downstream nodes will also not be executed.
Disabled nodes are shown as grayed out in the designer.
Precondition
The Precondition property defines whether the node is allowed to execute based on incoming data.
Available options:
None (default) The node is always executed, regardless of input.
Has Rows The node is executed only if one or more input rows are present. If no data is available, the node will be skipped.
Is Empty The node is executed only if there are no input rows. If data is present, the node will be skipped.
Note: This is similar to using a Not Empty condition node. Using a precondition keeps the flow cleaner by avoiding extra nodes.
Stop Condition
The Stop Condition determines whether the flow continues after this node has been executed.
Available options:
Continue (default) The flow continues to the next node.
Terminate The flow stops immediately after this node. No further nodes will be executed.
Additional behavior:
A red indicator icon is shown in the bottom-right corner of the node in the designer when Terminate is selected.
Tips & Best Practices
Use Precondition to prevent unnecessary execution when no data is available.
Prefer Precondition over the separate condition node to keep flows clean.
Use Terminate carefully, as it stops the entire flow.
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