BUS2012.SignificantlyChanged vs ReleaseStepCreated in ECC5.0

Thu Aug 10 10:33:00 EDT 2006

Marc,

In my testing this is what I found with SignificantlyChanged (release 
4.7).  It is raised when:

1. the PO price is changed so that it crosses release code levels 
(SignificantlyChanged is what completes the existing workflow, and 
ReleaseStepCreated kicks off the new workflow)

2.  a release has been rejected (again to complete the existing workflow)

3.  a release has been cancelled (via transaction ME29N)

4.  the PO has been cancelled (all of the line items within the PO are 
deleted)

I mainly found that the SignificantlyChanged event is used to complete 
whatever workflow is currently running. 

Tami Elliott
Eastman Kodak

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BUS2012.SignificantlyChanged vs ReleaseStepCreated in ECC5.0

G'day Wuggers,

I'm confused.

When does BUS2012.SignificantlyChanged get raised? I was under the 
impression that when a change occured such that a released doc is blocked 
again the event SignificantlyChanged would be raised (this is certainly 
what the help suggests) however I only get the event ReleaseStepCreated. 

To begin with I was surprised because I had my heart set on getting a 
SignificantlyChanged. Now that I think about it I'm not sure that it 
matters since I can react to the ReleaseStepCreated event.

But then I wonder why the SignificantlyChanged event exists.

What am I missing? 

I should point out that there is only a single stage Release Strategy with 
a single code.

Can anyone provide some insight for me??

Many thanks,
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