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Mohammed Siraj
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Another possible solution is to define the looping construct within a JS function. In the JS function, add a return statement on the break condition. Eg: function startLoop(){ {!#LOOP_BEGIN.R5707634#whjW7ZHgRyy6c7ADnW5sMA} if({!R5707634.isOpen#value}){ return true; // condition to break } {!#LOOP_END.R5707634} return false; } //invoke function startLoop(); Note: Loop template tokens in RB are pre-processed and a copy of embedded statements within a loop is added for each loop record with record specific values. This is done before the JS engine (browser or server-side) interprets the JS code snippet. Hence, it is not considered as an optimal approach for a large number of records esp. for employing static checks. This is more suited for creating HTML markup for each loop record and other similar use-cases. As suggested by Srinivas above, leveraging API support will be more relevant for this requirement.
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