Question:
Dear All Gurus,
I am experiencing this problem while I am trying to collect the task container data from SAP. Is there any standard SAP function module or any SAP table which store the container data for a task?
My satndard task is TS10008069(SAP EBP Workflow) and it has a conatiner data 'Approve_Reject' which holds the status data of the standard approval or rejecton. The workitem shows that it conatins the task and by using 'RH_GET_TASK_CONTAINER' I got the task container definition data. But I am unable to find any wayout for the Task container runtime data.
If anybody had experienced this problem earlier and able to find out any solution please let me know as early as possible.
With Best Regards,
Bodhisattwa Debnath
Answer:
It is not clear to me what you are trying to do. Because if your are creating/change a workflow you have access to the container data at runtime , there would be no need to use a function module call.
Regs Dennis.
Answer:
Hi,
Check the workitem log to find data held in container at runtime.
regards,
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WF_Aspirant.
Answer:
Dear All Gurus,
The business requirement is that the task should be called parallelly among the agents list chosen. So what I have done , I have created another that task (Activity) which in turn give me the status of the previous tasks, whether all the approvers approve the task or anyone rejects the task.
I am using the "Table driven dynamic parrel procssing" technique to use this task in a parallel way. So until unless the parallel task completes the workflow waits. But after that if I want to consider to check the status of all the parallel branches at runtime it is not possible. So anyway I have to collect the data through log or using some function module.
I have tried a lot to find out the function modules and got this "SWL_WI_CONTAINER_MANIPULATE" fm which shows the container data into a screen. If you test the FM with some workitem id you will get the screen data. But I want the data into a structure or in a internal table so that I can use it.
Anyway a lot of thanks to you guys for the reply.
With Best Regards,
Bodhisattwa