Exit Action Type

The Exit action type is used to stop the current well in test. When executed it will exit out of the entire action sequence. The only required attribute is the action type. An optional set of attributes are available to issue a setpoint. These are the same as defined in the SetPoint action type.

To learn about how these elements relate to other elements in a well test configuration XML structure, see Well Test Hierarchy.

Example

</ExitOnTagValueActions>

</FalseAction>

</Actions>

Exit Action Type Attributes

The Exit action type has the following associated configuration attributes:

Attribute	Required	Description
attribute	No	Specifies a value, a point attribute, or a facility attribute. If the Value Type (valueType) is PointAttribute or FacilityAttribute, then this field indicates which attribute will be used. The available values to use for this field can be found in the CygNet.API Help file under the CygNet.Data.Core > CygNetCoreProperties.CygNetProperty Enumeration section.
exitCommandSetting	No	Indicates whether to exit out of the entire action sequence. If the Exit command check box is selected, the Exit action is executed, and all remaining actions of the current command are skipped, either moving on to the next configured command or putting the Header into an Idle state. If the Exit command check box is not selected, the Exit action is executed, the currently executing action (e.g., a Monitor or Test action) is completed, and the next action configured in the Header is run. Example Say you have a Condition in a Monitor or Test action that when met you want to exit the action and continue in the sequence, you would not select the Exit command option. However, if the sequence is in a Monitor or Test action and checking for the communication status of a UIS command, and you want to quit the entire command if the UIS command isn’t successful, then you would select the Exit Command option.
relativeFacilityLink	No	Specifies the relative facility tag to use for the action. E.g., Separator Note: The facility tag used as the starting point for the relative resolution depends on where this action type is configured. If the action is defined at a position level, then the base facility tag will be the well facility. If defined at the header level, the base facility will be the header facility. E.g., Separator
type	Yes	Specifies the action type for the action.
udc	No	Specifies the UDC to use for the point. Click the browse button to open the Select UDC dialog box and select an appropriate UDC.
value	No	If the Value Type (valueType) is Text, then this field specifies the text used in the action. Does not appear/is not required if the Value Type (valueType) is None or Text.
valueType	Yes	Specifies the Value type (valueType). There are five possible values: None — indicates no value will be used in the action. The Value and Attributes properties are not required. Text — indicates a hard-coded value that will be used in the action. Specify the value in the Value property. PointValue — indicates that the point value will be used in the action. The Value and Attributes properties are not required. PointAttribute — indicates that a point attribute will be used in the action. The Attribute property displays a drop-down menu of available point attributes. FacilityAttribute — indicates that a facility attribute will be used in the action. The Attribute property displays a drop-down menu of available facility attributes.