on 08-21-2013 1:52 AM
G'day all,
If you use the 'Mandatory Justification' option on a User Decision, that comment is loaded into a specific container element called 'Decision_Note'.
If you use the XML configuration option of "<Property name="UserDecisionNote" value="mandatory"/>" then that comment is just loaded into _Attach_Objects
Is there any way to control where the comment ends up via UWL? My problem is that within the process I've already potentially got things in _Attach_Objects but these are purely internal documents, and I need the Rejection comment attached to an email sent out to a Vendor.
If it has to end up in _Attach_Objects is there a clever way to pull out the latest entry?
Many thanks,
Mark
Hi Mark,
did you manage to solve this issue? I'm facing the same problem.
I think i need to copy the decision-note from _Attach_Objects into DECISION_NOTE of E-Mail Task. Somehow, I need to ensure that this information appears in this E-Mail Task, no matter if if comes from UWL (_Attach_Objects) or SBWP (DECISION_NOTE).
Regards
Matthias
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Hello Mark !
You've stated as follows:
I need the Rejection comment attached to an email sent out to a Vendor.
Is that you want to send the rejection comment in e-mail ?
Regards,
S.Suresh.
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Yes that's the required outcome.
My issue is identifying the rejection comment once it's been dumped in with everything else in _Attach_Objects.
I'm hoping to either control the UWL comment binding so it ends up in a specific container element, or have a nice way of pulling it out of _Attach_Objects. I know I can code my own method to pull it out, or do a programmed binding but hoping someone has a simple solution.
In the interim I've been able to avoid the issue by not placing anything else into _Attach_Objects and instead use my own specific container element to hold prior attachments, but I'm curious to know what's possible.
I find the disconnect between the 'Mandatory Comment' behaviour in SBWP and UWL surprising (disappointing at least).
Many thanks,
Mark
Thanks Suresh.
The issue is not how to add the comment to the mail, but identifying the comment when using the UWL XML configuration option of "<Property name="UserDecisionNote" value="mandatory"/>" in which case the comment is loaded into _Attach_Objects rather than 'Decision_Note'.
Thanks,
Mark
Hello Mark !
Please have a look at the following thread which suggests for applying patch:
http://scn.sap.com/thread/1953021
Regards,
S.Suresh.
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