Literal values

You can configure a step to write literal values to attributes either when a step becomes active or after the step is triggered, either by the step condition or the jump condition. Some examples of literal values are 3.141, 17, "Start", and "Pause".

Note: Literal values that are either string, date time, or elapsed time data type must be enclosed by double quotes to be recognized as such. If they are not enclosed by double quotes they are considered to be Aliases. You can embed double quotes in literal strings without any escape character. For example: "Joe said "Hello"". Most special characters are accepted within double quotation marks, except for tabs and carriage returns.