An End node is a Production control node that completes the task flow on a branch.
Each branch in a Production script can be configured with an End node to indicate whether it ended successfully or failed. The End node can also be configured to terminate the entire script.
The End node has 
two panes where you set attributes.
Node Attributes
You set attributes for the End node in the node attributes pane.
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | Specify a descriptive name for the node. Lower case names maximize usage of the available space. |
| Abort | Set to True, the Production script terminates when a branch fails. Set to False (default), the Production script continues regardless of any failed branches. |
| Select a predefined mailing list to send an email to when this node is reached. The pull-down list is populated with items from the Email Template section of the Mailing Lists tab of the Project Settings tab. See Mailing Lists Tab for information about setting up Mailing Lists and Email Objects. NOTE: These Email Objects are referred to as Email Templates in Project Settings > Mailing Lists. |
|
| Exit Status | Set a numeric value that is returned to the operating system when the Abort attribute is set to True. |
| Report success |
Set to True , the node turns green when the branch succeeds, or yellow when the branch has a warning. When set to False (unchecked default), the end node turns red for a failure. |
Comments
Each node has an area where you can enter comments.
It is a DI best practice to enter a note for every node in a Production script. These notes can help you or a coworker understand the intent of the node and troubleshoot issues in the future.
