Inconsistent work item - becaue of Change in Structure of a parameter

[Kesari Katakam]

This FM SWP_WI_CALLBACK_RECOVER  worked.. .. But is there any other way to
solve this..?

On 2/8/06, Kesari Katakam <kesari.katakam at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hello All,
>
> We have a problem with some inconsistent work items , the problem is as
> below :
>
> 1) There was a change to the structure of the table which is a parameter
> in the work flow. The length of  a field has been changed in the structure.
> ( e.g S1 structure with fields f1,f2,f3  size of f2 is changed )
>
> 2) When the change is transported , because of some inconsistency, the
> work flow container shows the structure without the field itself.( i.e. In
> the work item container the structure S1 is shown with f1,f3. There is no f2
> field at all)
>
> 3) Because of this the further steps could not be executed , saying the
> structures are incompatible. In this case these steps are referring to the
> changed structure, but the work item container has a corruptes structure )
>
> Is there anyway to make work items consistent..?
>
> I have tried calling back the work flow ( FM : SWP_WI_CALLBACK_RECOVER ) ,
> to make the work item start from the first step, but i dont think this is
> solving the problem.
>
> We are in 4.6 c
>
> With best regards
> Kesari
>
>
>
>
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> Un cordial saludo / Kind regards / Mit freundlichen Gruessen
>
> Kesari Katakam
> Infosys - CoFiCo Project
> Daimler Chrysler AG
> Horizont 1, Am Wallgraben 129,
> 70546 Stuttgart-Vaihingen
> Phone:  +49-711-1776718
>



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Un cordial saludo / Kind regards / Mit freundlichen Gruessen

Kesari Katakam
Infosys - CoFiCo Project
Daimler Chrysler AG
Horizont 1, Am Wallgraben 129,
70546 Stuttgart-Vaihingen
Phone:  +49-711-1776718
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