Credit release

[lianghuan.x.hu@accenture.com]

Hi Ed:
 
I guess that you do not have to use workflow to send a message. Check to
see if you can use BSC (Business Communication Service).
 
But if you want to use workflow, you might want to try the following:
 
First you need an event. So create ZBUS2032 as the subtype of BUS2032
and create an event ZBUS2032.CreditHold.
 
Then you want the system to fire the event when credit hold happens.
This can be done via the change document. Use t-code  SM34 for
SWECDCLUST. Use VERKBELEG as the change document object, enter BUS2032
for business object type and CreditHold for event, then have the On
Change selected. And enter your condition, for example: VBUK-CMGST =
'B'. This configuration says: when the the overall status of credit
checks of a sales order changes from anything to B (Credit Hold), the
event ZBUS2032- CREDITHOLD will fire.
 
3. Build up your workflow using ZBUS2032- CREDITHOLD  as the triggering
event.
 
Good luck!
Larry Hu
 

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From: sap-wug-bounces at mit.edu [mailto:sap-wug-bounces at mit.edu] On Behalf
Of Bahor, Ed
Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2006 9:02 AM
To: sap-wug at mit.edu
Subject: Credit release


I am new to the workflow world.  For my first attempt I would like to
send a message to the credit manager when a sales order goes on hold.
Which business object should I use?  It looks like I should use BUS2032
however this does not contain the overall credit status of the order
which is in table VBUK.  Any guidance would be appreciated.  
 
Ed


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