Reset the status of an event linkage after an error?

[Paul.Bakker@osr.treasury.qld.gov.au]

Dear WUG'ers,

Short version:

Is it possible to reset the status of an event linkage in PROD, without
using a transport?
If so, how?

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Long version (but the same question :-):

I have recently discovered the joys of using the Event Queue
to capture workflow events in error.

I chose the setting "Mark linkages as having errors". This
works very well - the linkage gets the status 'Errors' and the
wayward events are saved in a queue.

The book / OSS say that if you choose this option, you
must (after fixing an error),

      "MANUALLY reset the status of the event linkage to 'No Errors'".

This is the bit I'm having problems with. Apparently
you are supposed to do this by clicking the 'Linkage Status'
column (in the 'Linkages with Errors' tab of SWEQADM). But
when I try to do this, I get an error popup saying that it
can't be reset. ("Status "no errors" cannot be set")

However, if I persevere and double-click anyway, it
claims that it has reset the link! ("Linkage was set to "No Errors")
But on checking SWE2, I can see that this is not true.

This is strange behaviour: I had understood from reading the WUG archives
that only a transport would reset the linkage status.

Can anyone else share their experiences on this topic?
I'm testing this out in a DEV client, and I want some
kind of certainty on how it will behave in PROD.

thanks,
Paul Bakker
(Brisbane)


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