Workflow - Purchase requisition

[Rickayzen, Alan]

Joy,
A naive question for you. Have you tried the online help? I've just checked
the 4.6C version and it seemed pretty good to me.
 
You can reach the online help for this workflow from the MM documentation or
from the technology (previously known as "basis") documentation where all
the workflow scenarios are listed in one big tree.
If you want to look at the 4.6C documentation you can reach it through the
service portal at  http://service.sap.com/webflow or from the help portal at
http://help.sap.com .
 
The ASAP workflow roadmap should also help if you can get your hands on a
copy of the CD. Workflow is included from Release 4.5. This covers general
issues related to "Turning on" a workflow. Such as administration, checks
before you go live...
 
I hope this helps,
Alan Rickayzen
 
 
-----Original Message-----
From: Joy A. Yee [mailto:Joy.Yee at MSANET.COM]
Sent: Wednesday, August 23, 2000 8:08 PM
To: SAP-WUG at MITVMA.MIT.EDU
Subject: Workflow - Purchase requisition
 
 
We are currently on release 3.1I and are not using Workflow.
 
I am an ABAP programmer.  I did attend many of the ASUG 2000 Workflow
sessions.
I realize that Workflow can really help speed up some of the business
processes.
 
I am trying to learn WORKFLOW without any formal instruction.   I have been
struggling through the tutorial.  Today I was asked by one of the Business
Process team members to help "TURN ON" the SAP supplied Purchase Requisition
release workflow.  I have read some of  the documentation for Preparation
and
Customizing (MM-PUR-REQ).
 
I am writing this email to see if anyone would offer some advice on how to
implement
an existing SAP workflow.  Right now I am specifically looking at the
Purchase
Requisition area.  Is there a checklist/series of steps that I could follow
that
would help
me understand the sequence of events that must be completed before the
workflow
is
fully operational?
 
I appreciate any knowledge that you could share to help me get started in
the
correct
direction.
 
Thank you for your time.
Joy Yee