WF Container Elements

[Michael Pokraka]

Hi Kenny, 
You can usually delete anything that's not used, and you'd probably have to
investigate the others a bit more fully. You rbest bet here is to delete any
unnecessary bindings against those and see whether you get to a '...not used'
state. 
As to your other question - can you not make it a container element instead of
an attachment? 

Cheers
Mike

--- Kenny van Sleuwen <kenny_van_sleuwen at hotmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> I am currently involved in developing a workflow for the completion and 
> releasing of parked documents (FIPP). We have made a copy of the workflow 
> templates WS00400004 & WS00400032 and developed some customer enhancements 
> (added some workflow steps).
> 
> Now, when I activate the workflow definition I get a number of information 
> messages like:
> 'Container element xxxxxxx is not used' OR
> 'Contnr elem. xxxxxxx is for read purposes only. No values are assigned to 
> it.'
> 
> These are all workflow container elements automatically generated from 
> various task binding definitions. My question is, can I clean up these 
> workflow container elements since they are not used in the workflow without 
> causing any problems?
> 
> Another issue I am dealing with is the following. For the account assignment 
> approval and the amount release of the parked document we make use of 
> subworkflows. We want to use the image link (scanned invoice) from the main 
> workflow also in the subworkflow, but the attachments disappear in the 
> workitems for account assignment approval and amount release. Is it possible 
> to exchange attachments (_Attach_Objects) or object links (_Adhoc_Objects) 
> from main to subworkflow?
> 
> Kind regards,
> Kenny van Sleuwen
> 
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