agent errors go to SWI2_ADM1 instead of SWI2_DIAG

Paul.Bakker@osr.treasury.qld.gov.au Paul.Bakker at osr.treasury.qld.gov.au
Mon Mar 10 03:19:04 EDT 2008


My Dear WUG'ers,

CRM 4.0, Basis 6.20

I have a workitem that uses a PFAC rule to
determine the responsible agents. I have set the flag 'terminate
if rule resolution has no result', so that if something goes
wrong with the rule, the workitem will end up in SWI2_DIAG.

This works as expected, but I am wondering how I can make the
workitem appear in SWI2_ADM1 instead ('Workitems without Agents').

I thought it was simply a matter of removing the 'Terminate' flag
in PFAC. This certainly prevents it from going into error,
but surprisingly it does not then appear in SWI2_ADM1.

[And yes I have checked (in the workflow log) that the set of
responsible agents is indeed empty].

So my question is: how do you arrange for workitems
to end up in SWi2_ADM1?

The particular TS task I am using has the attribute 'General Task'.

thanks
Paul


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