How to cancel a bpm running into an infinite loop

Hi all,
I have a business process in my file to file scenario and I am using a while loop to
process the messages and it is going into infinite loop.
Now I have corrected the problem and when I reprocess it ,it is using the same original condition for it again the infinite loop.
So what I understood is I need to cancel out the previous business process which is running into infinite loop .so can you please help me out how do I stop the message processing (and it is not error status also).i,e the business process before I start the fresh test case.
Thanks in advance,
Vengal.

Hi Vengal,
You can put a condition inside the loop, and whenever that condition will met, it will exit from the loop.
First of all declare one integer (Int_temp) under container operation.
Inside the container operation properties, give the variable name and other info as shown below:
Container Operation
Target -
> Int_temp
Operation -
> Assign
Expression------> Int_temp
Operator -
> +
Experssion -
> '1'
Now inside loop properties you can write the condition as shown below:
Condition -
> (Int_temp ≠ 2) (this is just an example)
The efect of this condition will be on loop till Int_temp is not equal to 2, as soon as it will become 2, it will exit from the loop.
above is one simple example, there can be several methods.
I hope it will help you.
Regards,
Sarvesh
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