<div>Have you checked SWWL after creating one leave request?</div>
<div>if workflow is triggered then it would appear in that transaction</div>
<div> remove the TYPE- F, STATUS-Completed and execute you will get the details <br><br> </div>
<div><span class="gmail_quote">On 8/29/08, <b class="gmail_sendername">Sandy</b> <<a href="mailto:maorriyan.santoso@gmail.com">maorriyan.santoso@gmail.com</a>> wrote:</span>
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<div dir="ltr">Dear all.<br>I would like to activate standard leave request approval workflow (WS12300111).<br><br>We configured related infotype including communication info type. Employee is able to submit leave request from Portal (we are in EP 7.0). So my assumption no issue with infotypes.<br>
<br>Employee organisation structure with its supervisor data also has been set up.<br><br>Rule group, PS grouping and absence type has been configured against workflow template "12300111" with option "Request Have To Be Approved".<br>
<br>WS12300111 and its approval task TS12300097 has been set as general task.<br><br>When employee submit leave request no workflow running in the system. I believe by SAP standard, Leave Request Workflow is not events based workflow. So I can't look from event trace transaction.<br>
<br>I check the leave document status (display leave request), document created with status "SENT"<br><br>Does any body can give me a hints, what configuration I should check to make standard leave workflow up and running? <br>
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