Workflow task

[Ulrich Mende]

Good Morning Bill and all other workflowers around the world -
 
what you are talking about is the difference between working in a pool
and parallel processing.
If you have exactly two users you can insert a 2-of-2-fork (parallel
block) in your workflow and put the task in each of the two branches of
the fork.
 
A more common approach is the "Dynamic parallel processing" of an
activity using a multiline container element to assign the users. For
that go to page "others" on the activity dynpro. The workflow system
will create a workitem for each entry in the container table.
 
Best regards  Uli
 
 
billfranken at pcmc.com schrieb am 24.04.2002, 22:55:44:
> I have a single task that is sending a workflow to agent A - They also want
> this sent to agent B - I added agent B and now both get this workitem - but
> when either one processes the workitem it is removed from the other's
> mailbox - I know this is how it is supposed to work, but is there a simple
> way to send this to both agents and let each agent process it independently
> of the other agent?
>
> Thanks in advance
> Bill Franken