AW: Backgorund job that generated a workflow itemwith- the problem is solved :-)
Mintchev Alexander, Mag.
Alexander.Mintchev at biac.at
Fri Oct 8 03:53:43 EDT 2010
Dear Paul,
Dear Keith,
Dear Jimmy!
Thank all of you for the valuable suggestions and help. I was able to solve the problem, following in the last step the advice of Paul to search for the where-used-list of other function modules that start a workflow - namely in my case- SWW_WI_START.
Then based on the program name, that starts the worfkow, the basis team determined the back ground job name that executed the program in the night- let us call it - MY_BACKGROUND_JOB
It finally turned out, that MY_BACKGROUND_JOB was rescheduled very closely after another background job- ANOTHER_BACKGROUND_JOB, so that actually the result of MY_BACKGROUND_JOB were therefore jeopardised.
The solution was simply to reschedule MY_BACKGROUND_JOB for a later start.
@ Keith: Of course, it would be much easier to aks the author of the workflow- but he is an external consultant, who is not more at the company (and has not docuemnted his work) :-)))
Thank all of you and have a nice weekend!
Kind regards: Alexander
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Von: sap-wug-bounces at mit.edu [mailto:sap-wug-bounces at mit.edu] Im Auftrag von Paul.Bakker at osr.treasury.qld.gov.au
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 07. Oktober 2010 01:08
An: SAP Workflow Users' Group
Betreff: Re: Backgorund job that generated a workflow itemwith aparticularuser-how can I determine the job's name?
Hey Alex,
(1) There are other ways of starting workflows directly, besides SAP_WAPI_START_WORKFLOW Try searching for function modules with the pattern SW*START*. For example, SWW_WI_START.
But are you sure this workflow was started directly?
(2) RFKK_MASS_ACT_SINGLE_JOBis a generic program for executing mass activities in the background (such as clearing, dunning etc) So it will always call another program, which then triggers the workflow.
(if applicable, have a look in transaction FKJOXTR to see which mass activities are scheduled at 2am).
(3) If you look at what your workflow does, and what data it uses, you can probably work out what kind of mass activity started it (e.g., clearing,
correspondence,)
(4) Finally, if this is a custom workflow being triggered from a SAP program, you should probably look through BADis, enhancements, and perhaps even FI-CA events (if applicable - see transaction FQEVENTS)
hope this helps
Paul
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Hello Jimmy!
Hello Keith!
Thank both of you for the good advices.
I ve tried the Jimmy's advice - namely to search for the where used list of the fucntion module SAP_WAPI_START_WORKFLOW, but I found only results from standard SAP programs or classes. (See the attached file
SAP_WAPI_START_WORKFLOW-where-used-list.HTM)
I have meanwhile noticed that the workflow item I am interested in has been created on 2 October 2010 at 02:50:08 by the user UC4BASIS, as shown below:
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As Keith Gardiner suggested, I have sought for all background jobs active at the time my work item has been created ( using the transaction SM37), and found out only 10 relevant background jobs:
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All these backgorund jobs actually execute one and the same program - RFKK_MASS_ACT_SINGLE_JOB - using different variants. The stupid thing is that the program RFKK_MASS_ACT_SINGLE_JOB is not presented in the attached file SAP_WAPI_START_WORKFLOW-where-used-list.HTM, which means, that it does not direclty start my workflow. Or am I wrong?
Do you have any ideas how to proceed?
Thank you!
Kind regards: Alexander
Von: sap-wug-bounces at MIT.EDU [mailto:sap-wug-bounces at MIT.EDU] Im Auftrag von Jimmy Sun
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 06. Oktober 2010 14:42
An: SAP Workflow Users' Group
Betreff: Re: Backgorund job that generated a workflow item with aparticularuser-how can I determine the job's name?
Alexander,
In you case, I'd suggest you do a where used search of function module SAP_WAPI_START_WORKFLOW. and hope a Z* report will come up. If so check if the Z* report is scheduled in any JOB.
Hope this helps.
Jimmy
On 10/6/10, Mintchev Alexander, Mag. <Alexander.Mintchev at biac.at> wrote:
Hello Keith!
Thank you very much for your prompt and relevant reply.
I already talked to your BASIS team - it is difficult for them to locate
the right background job, cause we have many such jobs started by the
same user UC4BASIS.
You are right - we have many "bespoke" FS-CM workflows that are
triggered by BRF events.
However, the particular workflow I am concerned in is not triggered by an
event (see the attached pictire). How can I find out which program starts
it? Poinitng on the "Workflow Started" step from its SWDD definition and
then clicking on the "Basic data" button just delivers me an emtpy "Start
events" tab, an empty "Start forms" tab, everything (apart from
tehcnical information tab and abbreviation) is empty.
Thank you very much once again!
Kind regards: Alexander
Von: sap-wug-bounces at mit.edu [mailto:sap-wug-bounces at mit.edu] Im Auftrag
von Gardiner,Keith (Insurance & Investor Services)
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 06. Oktober 2010 12:39
An: SAP Workflow Users' Group
Betreff: RE: Backgorund job that generated a workflow item with a
particularuser-how can I determine the job's name?
Hi Alexander,
If you look at the workflow definition WS90000049, you should be able to
find the event that started the workflow. This may have been created from
BRF or from FM¡¯s SAP_WAPI_CREATE_EVENT or less likely
SWW_WI_CREATE_VIA_EVENT.
As the workflow seems to be bespoke, you could look through the BRF
actions to find a bespoke BRF Action that starts this workflow or if
started by program, then look in bespoke programs for the above FM¡¯s and
see if you can find the one that uses this event.
Another alternative is to look at jobs in SM37 for user UC4BASIS if this
is a background job, and see if they set the workflow going. Or just
speak to your Basis team to see what user UC4BASIS is used for.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
________________________________________________
Keith Gardiner
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Sent: 06 October 2010 11:03
To: SAP Workflow Users' Group
Subject: Backgorund job that generated a workflow item with a particular
user-how can I determine the job's name?
Dear SAP WUG Users!
I am working as a workflow specialist in SAP FS-CM and I need your advice
in the following topic:
How can I determine the job name of a programm that generated a workflow
item out of the workflow pattern WS90000049 with the username UC4BASIS?
Some hints I know about the job:
System / Mandt
IAP (120)
Claim:
2802066859
The job has created a workflow item with ID
4072344
The job that created the workflow item on / at
20101002,005,008.3792930
The job that created the workflow item with the text
"Open items for claim"
The job that created the workflow item for the user
ATDREU_M
Key address object
USR30000000000065
Call Back Funtion module:
SWP_CALLBACK_WI_DONE
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Thank you very much!
Kind regards: Alexander Mintchev
BIAC
Vienna Insurance Group
Obere Doanustrasse 63
1020 Vienna
Austria
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