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--- transformations:call [2021/06/14 12:10] – craigt
+++ transformations:call [2021/07/18 00:54] (current) – [See also] craigt
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 =====Description=====
-This action runs another module or project once. The input dataset of the //Call// action can passed into the called module (project). In this case, the called module or project should use [[transformations:input|Input]] action in order to receive the dataset.
+This action runs another module or project once. The input dataset of the //Call// action can be passed into the called module (project). In this case, the called module or project should use [[transformations:input|Input]] action in order to receive the dataset.
 Depending on action settings, the result table of the called module (project) may or may not be returned to the calling project.
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   * Custom re-usable actions.
   * Fail-resistant workflows.
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 =====Error recovery=====
-When the //Call// action works in the //Capture errors and continue// mode it can be used for error recovery. In this mode, if an error occurs in the called module (or project), workflow execution won't stop. Instead, the "Call" action will capture the error and return a dataset with two columns "Error description" and "Error source", and workflow execution will continue. By checking if the resultant dataset (with error descriptions) is empty or not, it's possible to identify if the called module failed or not, and execute recovery actions if a failure occurred.
+When the //Call// action works in the //Capture errors and continue// mode it can be used for error recovery. In this mode, if an error occurs in the called module (or project), workflow execution won't stop. Instead, the "Call" action will capture the error and return a dataset with two columns "Error description" and "Error source", and workflow execution will continue. By checking if the resultant dataset (with error descriptions) is empty or not, it's possible to identify if the called module failed or not and execute recovery actions if a failure occurred.
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+====Community examples====
+  * [[https://community.easymorph.com/t//1279/4|Example: Constructing JSON]] ([[https://community.easymorph.com/uploads/short-url/m063pNiVTAgev8a7h7z93mlXbAU.morph|Project]]; Module: //Main//; Group: //Tab 1//; Table: //entity//; Action position: //7//)
+  * [[https://community.easymorph.com/t//1498/2|Stop task when table is empty, otherwise continue processing]] ([[https://community.easymorph.com/uploads/short-url/ey91tGwHwTuRKhT6oaGNCsXQbH6.morph|Project]]; Module: //Entry//; Group: //Tab 1//; Table: //Table 1//; Action position: //1//)
+  * [[https://community.easymorph.com/t//1837/4|Joining different pairs of value equivalences into “global equivalences”]] ([[https://community.easymorph.com/uploads/short-url/1TpBXIjf6r4auDHlOBejKh2rSTw.morph|Project]]; Module: //Main//; Group: //Tab 1//; Table: //Grouping//;\\ Action position: //2//)
+  * [[https://community.easymorph.com/t//2186/2|Excel IRR formula]] ([[https://community.easymorph.com/uploads/short-url/r3hO74ebEfwvCgq0YqkKt7bqGM2.morph|Project]]; Module: //TEST//; Group: //Group 1//; Table: //TEST//; Action position: //2//)
+  * [[https://community.easymorph.com/t//2667/1|Run a task only when free RAM is above threshold]] ([[https://community.easymorph.com/uploads/short-url/aU83eid5IQaSt2mJk8hybsitpw3.morph|Project]]; Module: //MemInfo//; Group: //Tab 1//; Table: //Table 1//; Action position: //6//)
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   * [[transformations:input|Input]]
   * [[transformations:iterate|Iterate]]
-  * [[transformations:iteratecolumns|Iterate columns]]
+  * [[transformations:iteratecolumn|Iterate column]]
   * [[transformations:iteratetable|Iterate table]]