AW: Multiple condition statement

[Becker Stephan (extern)]

Tony,
 
Check the attribute in SWO1. Test the object type -- if it's an
instance-dependent object, you need the number of a valid engineering =
change
record (button "create instance"). Then you will see if the attribute =
has a
value. If you put a "break username." statement in the attribute code, =
you
can debug in test also..
 
Hth,
Stephan
 
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Von: Hoodak, Anthony J. [mailto:AHoodak at Gleason.com]
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 14. M=E4rz 2002 22:12
An: SAP-WUG at MITVMA.MIT.EDU
Betreff: Multiple condition statement
 
 
Greetings -
 
I have a little situation that I hope someone can lend me assistance =
on. I
an building a WF that uses a multiple condition statement. In this WF, =
I am
comparing an attribute of a business object that has been linked to the =
WF
container. This attribute is linked to an SAP object (Eng Change record =
and
I am using one of the fields of the change obejct to pass a value into =
the
WF). I am testing this step to see if it works, and regardless of what
values I use, the WF does not see the values. It doesn't seem to matter =
if I
pass a numeric or an alpha character - the attribute is not getting =
this
value.
 
I hope this makes sense to someone and furthermore, I hope someone can =
steer
me in the right direction.
 
Thanks in advance,
 
Tony