Waiting condition step - any better ideas?

Cristiana D'Agosto cristiana.dagosto at au1.ibm.com
Thu Aug 30 05:47:53 EDT 2007


Hi Flavio,

I should have thought about it before replying to you.

The event is published from Infotype 0001 for a reason - it would be much 
harder to try to publish the event from when Infotype 0002 is saved. Not 
sure how familiar you are with HR.

I thought about having a wait step that waits for event PERSDATA.CREATED - 
might be ok to do it that way.

Thanks anyway,

Cristiana
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Hi Flavio, 

yes, that's another good idea - thanks! 

Obrigada, 

Cristiana
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Is it not possible to generate the event only when the 0002 infotype is 
saved?

Regards,
Flávio.


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From: cristiana.dagosto at au1.ibm.com
Date: Thu, 30 Aug 2007 01:44:36 +1000


Thanks Sue, 

yes, it is possible to change the order of the Infotypes in the system, 
however the client has defined that IT0001 comes first... 

In theory you are right - if  I use the event queue there is a good chance 
that the Name would have been saved, but we never know how fast / slow the 
users are when they are entering data in the system... 

I guess I will have to keep my waiting step! 

Cheers

Cristiana
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Cristiana, 
 
I walked through a new Hire in our system.  We're currently on 4.7 but 
testing in ECC 6.0.  Infotype 0002 is stored before Infotype 0001 in our 
system, so the Personal data is there when the event is triggered and the 
text in the workflows descriptions contain all the information.  Is there 
a way to specify in SAP the order in which the Infotypes would be stored 
for a New Hire? 
 
We also send most of our events through the Event Queue (SWEQADM).  The 
job that delivers the events runs every five minutes, so 9 times out of 10 
all of the info types would be stored by the time the event is delivered. 
There would be occasions, though, where the event would hit the queue 
right before the job would execute and all of the data would not be 
stored. 
 
Sue Doughty 


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Hi all, 

we are in ECC 6.0 

We have a workflow that gets triggered when a new employee is hired. The 
triggering of the even actually happens when Infotype 0001 is saved. 

The work item that is sent upon hire has the Name of the employee as part 
of its text. The email that is sent to the Distribution List when an 
employee is hired, contains the Name of the employee as part of its text. 

The Infotype 0002 gets saved after Infotype 0001.... 

So, the work item and the email text do not have the Name of the employee 
when the workflow gets triggered. 

To 'solve' the problem, I have created a Wait step in the workflow with a 
Wait for Condition (is Employee Name NE blank?). 

Report RSWWCOND has been set up and everything is working absolutely fine. 


I am only wondering if there is a better way of doing what I did? 

Cheers,

Cristiana
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