Create a new workflow or edit another one?

[Michael Pokraka]

Hi Ute,
It is possible to do this in one flow, but different objects mean you wil=
l
need a different task for each step (BUS2081.EDIT makes no sense if you'r=
e
working with a BKPF), so cut and paste won't even work here. You may be a=
ble
to re-use some tasks that do not depend on the object.
What may make sense is to have one top-level flow which looks at the obje=
ct
in question and then calls one or the other workflow as a subflow. This o=
nly
makes sense if the same event triggers both, or if you need it for report=
ing
ability.
Cheers
Mike
 
"Schr=F6der, Ute Marion" wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> I=B4m recognize once again,
> how little experience I=B4ve got in this matter.
>
> The situation is as follows:
> I have a workflow for approval of an BUS2081 object,
> raised via event barcode.assigned.
> Now I=B4m requested to edit this workflow so that it is an approval
> for both: BUS2081 objects as well as for BKPF-objects.
>
> As the original workflow is already quite bad to handle due to its size=
,
> is it more reasonable to create a new workflow for the same object,
> or shall I edit the original Workflow?
>
> If I decide to edit the original one,
> I need to use a fork right at the beginning of the workflow,
> is there a chance to include a variable number of steps into this fork,
> or do I have to cut and paste each step into the fork?
>
> I know I=B4m working with basics right here,
> but due to me being unable to find help in the book or archive,
> I hope you don=B4t mind too much.
>
> Any kind of help is highly appreciated.
>
> Thanx
>
>> Ute
>
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