Workflow Question

[Todd Walter]

Wayne,
 
The way it should be set up is to create your condition step with your
condition statement and True False Events.  When you return to the editor
you should have two branches coming off of this step.  On the True branch,
insert a "Process Control" step and set the process control function to
"Complete Workflow".  On the False branch, continue with your regular steps.
 
Todd
 
>From: "Carson, Wayne" <Wayne.Carson at solvay.com>
>Reply-To: SAP Workflow Users' Group <SAP-WUG at MITVMA.MIT.EDU>
>To: SAP-WUG at MITVMA.MIT.EDU
>Subject: Workflow Question
>Date: Wed, 31 Jan 2001 15:33:50 +0100
>
>I am continuing to work on my workflow project.
>
>For the first step of my task, I have a method that reads a PID value.  The
>binding is now working.  I am able to see the container element that stores
>the PID value in both the task container and workflow container.  Thank you
>Todd.
>
>The second step is a condition.
>
>If the PID value has an "X", then I want to terminate the workflow.  For
>the
>subsequent events, if the condition is true, then I terminate the workflow.
>Otherwise, I continue to the next step in the workflow.
>
>On the graphical editor, both paths lead right back into the workflow.  I
>expected one leg to "split" and show as a termination.  It appears that my
>definition isn't correct for the two events or the condition is not
>properly
>defined.
>
>Is there a binding requirement for the two events?
>
>When I execute the workflow, the notification of a change in the delivery
>date on the PO happens regardless of the value in the PID.
>
>Thank you,
>
>Wayne R. Carson
>Business Consultant  - SAP
>Technical Applications Team Leader
>Solvay Information Technologies, Inc.
>3333 Richmond Avenue, Houston, TX  77098
> > *  Office:  713/525-4143      Fax:  713/525-6795
> > * wayne.carson at solvay.com      Pager:  1-888-923-0943
> >
> >
 
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