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TerminateWorkflow activity designer
In Workflow Designer, learn how you can use the TerminateWorkflow activity designer to create and configure a TerminateWorkflow activity.
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TerminateWorkflow Activity Designer

The TerminateWorkflow activity designer is used to create and configure a xref:System.Activities.Statements.TerminateWorkflow activity.

The TerminateWorkflow Activity

The xref:System.Activities.Statements.TerminateWorkflow activity terminates the execution of a workflow.

Using the TerminateWorkflow Activity Designer

The TerminateWorkflow activity designer can be found in the Runtime category of the Toolbox, which is accessed by clicking the Toolbox tab (Alternatively, select Toolbox from the View menu or CTRL+ALT+X.)

The TerminateWorkflow activity designer can be dragged from the Toolbox and dropped on to the Workflow Designer surface wherever activities are usually placed, such as inside a xref:System.Activities.Statements.Sequence. This creates a xref:System.Activities.Statements.TerminateWorkflow activity with a default DisplayName of TerminateWorkflow. The xref:System.Activities.Activity.DisplayName%2A can be edited in the header of the TerminateWorkflow activity designer or in the DisplayName box of the property grid.

The TerminateWorkflow Properties

The following table shows the xref:System.Activities.Statements.TerminateWorkflow properties and describes how they are used in the designer. These properties can be edited in property grid and some of them can be edited on Workflow Designer surface.

Property Name Required Usage
xref:System.Activities.Activity.DisplayName%2A False The friendly name of the xref:System.Activities.Statements.TerminateWorkflow activity. The default is TerminateWorkflow. Although the display name is not strictly required, it is a best practice to use a display name.
xref:System.Activities.Statements.TerminateWorkflow.Exception%2A False The exception to throw when the workflow is terminated. Set this property in the property grid.
xref:System.Activities.Statements.TerminateWorkflow.Reason%2A False The reason that explains why the workflow was terminated. Set this property in the property grid.

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