Purchase Order Workflow, bus. obj BUS2012

[vijay srikanth]

why don't you try the enqueue dequeue function module to check if the po is 
still in use, and then wait. That way you can find exactly when the PO is 
saved to the databse, and also try putting a WAIT FOR 'X' seconds, It worked 
for me when I did that in sales orders workflow. Other way of looking at it 
would be better if you don't give a pop up at all,  just make the workitem 
reappear if the PO is not approved, that would solve your problem easily.


Regards,
Vijay


>From: "Fogarty, Edward" <EdFogarty at hess.com>
>Reply-To: "SAP Workflow Users' Group" <sap-wug at mit.edu>
>To: "SAP Workflow Users' Group" <sap-wug at mit.edu>
>Subject: Purchase Order Workflow, bus. obj BUS2012
>Date: Wed, 26 Apr 2006 14:22:16 -0500
>
>I have created a PO workflow that is being used by my company.
>
>After my last demonstration, I promised the users that ".. yes, I can
>put a popup decision in the wf" .  This decision allows the item to be
>kept in the inbox or removed from the inbox (in this case resent to the
>approvers) when the approver exits the screen without approving the PO.
>
>This works great but it works even when the PO is approved.  I have
>tried everything to get this popup not to popup when the PO is approved.
>I retrieve the ekko record and look at the release code field(ekko-frgke
><> 2).
>
>It seems that this asynchronous task for bus2012 does not stop long
>enough to refresh this ekko field.   I have tried commit and wait.
>There seems to be additional logic required for using wait.  Is there
>some other way of testing values and making decisions in this
>asynchronous task.


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