Change an existing workflow

Tue Feb 26 05:35:21 EST 2008

Hi David,

Have you delegated the new BOR object before using it in ur workflow?
actually u need not change anything in the copied workflow if u have
done this.

Best Regards,
Vinod Viswanathan
Workflow Consultant
Fujitsu Consulting - Pune
Phone: +91 20 40722000 Extn:2370

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Hi there David, 

I was just going on the assumption that you are trying to introduce a
new business object into you workflow based on the statement "This
condition requires a TRUE/FALSE decision to be made on the basis of new
business object."   The examples below show you how to instantiate a
business object, which means that you will have access to its attributes
from the workflow. 

The method "GenericInstantiate" found in BOR SYSTEM allows you to
instantiate a BOR, but you still have to bind the key and the type to
this method in order for it to generate (instantiate) the BOR, which is
being done in the examples below. 

Do you know if the "new business object" is of the type as the business
object being used within your workflow?   Why do you feel you need to
have a "new business object?"   

Perhaps you could clarify your requirement a bit further.   Sounds like
maybe we're caught up in terminology. 

Regards, 

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Hello Joe, 
Please clarify the statement 'not one of the existing defined BORs in
your WF' . I have used a sub-type of the BOR for the object type as an
import parameter. If I understand your statement correctly this would
mean that the BOR is already known to the WF and there would be no need
to instantiate it, right. 

Thanks for your contribution. 

David 

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Hi there David, 

If the BOR you are trying to include in your WF is not one of the
existing defined BORs in your WF, you will need to create logic to
instantiate it.  Below is a sample code of how to "instantiate a
business object" and assign it to a WF container element, which is being
called from a method or from an attribute of an existing BOR available
in the WF. 

Below is an example of how to do either. 

Good luck! 

======================================================== 

begin_method zcreateuserobj changing container. 
DATA: 
      actualprocessor TYPE wfsyst-act_agent, 
      usr01object TYPE swc_object, 
      usr01key LIKE usr01-bname. 

swc_get_element container 'ActualProcessor' actualprocessor. 
usr01key = actualprocessor+2(12). 
swc_create_object usr01object 'USR01' usr01key. 
swc_set_element container 'USR01Object' usr01object. 
end_method. 

========================================================= 

GET_PROPERTY ZESSREQUESTOROBJ CHANGING CONTAINER.         

DATA: l_requser LIKE sy-uname,                             
     lv_object         TYPE swc_object,                   
     lv_objkey         LIKE swotobjid-objkey,             
     lv_objtype        LIKE swotobjid-objtype.           

* 
*  Any logic to define Object Key 
* 

lv_objkey = sy-uname.                                   

swc_create_object lv_object 'USR01' lv_objkey.   

* 
*  May want to include logic is object is non-existant here 
*             

SWC_SET_ELEMENT CONTAINER 'ZESSRequestorObj' lv_object.   
END_PROPERTY.     

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Hello, 
All this has been done but the issue is that a new business object is
not being read by the workflow. >From reading this website it is called
the instantiation of the new business object. Please advise how is the
best way to do this. 

Thank you 

David. 

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If you want to change an existing workflow, please follow this procedure
: 

*	In your Dev environment, create a copy of your existing workflow
giving a new name 
*	Do your modification 
*	Activate it and do your test 
*	Desactivate the old one 
*	Transport your change request into production.

Happy New year 

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Hello workflow gurus, 
I am new to workflow and have been asked to change an existing workflow
by adding a condition. This condition requires a TRUE/FALSE decision to
be made on the basis of new business object. Please advise if it is
necessary to instantiate this new business object using business object
SYSTEM or can one just reference the new business object in the workflow
container as an import. I have researched some SAP designed workflows
and they follow the approach of adding a new business object to the
workflow container as an import but I need confirmation. Thanks
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