No Administrator Found For Task

[Former Member]

I got this message after changing a method from non-dialog to dialog type, and changing the task it was in to reflect these changes. In the workflow I assigned a user ut now this message comes up.

Any idea why? I read somebody suggested to execute swu_obuf, but that did nothing for me.

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hey all,

Sorry for a very delayed posting but still for future reference follow the below procedure:

The user getting this message "No Administrator Found For Task" should just have to goto to the main menu to refresh organizational enviroment.

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"Settings >> Workflow Settings >> Refresh Organizational Enviroment"

regards,

Asim Khan

[Former Member]

Anthony,

This thread has been resolved. Why dont you close this thread so that other people car refer to it.

I had faced the same problem as "No administrator found for the task" and I did refresh from the business workplace as Khan said it did work. good on you Khan.

Anthony please close this thread as answered.

Regards,

Sree

[Former Member]

Hi Anthony,

Is your problem resolved ?

As Khan suggested...from the business workplace of the user who is recievieng the error message...choose the menu option

Settings >> Workflow Settings >> Refresh Organizational Enviroment

This should work...Even I was facing the same problem..

Thanks & Regards

Srinivas

[manwell77t]

Thanx srinivas, worked also for me!

[Former Member]

Is the task assigned "possible agents" ?

Viren.

[Former Member]

You can execute the transaction SWU_OBUF which would refersh teh buffer sync. and refresh it manually.

THe system in general does it at midnight, since its a batch job scheduled as such.

[ramki_maley]

It is my experience that sometimes the changes to object method properties are not refreshed by SWU-OBUF. They are refreshed at mid-night by the system job. So try again tomorrow. It might work

Cheers,

Ramki.

Message was edited by: Ramki Maley

[Former Member]

What's the name of system job, and why can't I run it when I want? Is there something special about it?

Cheers,

Tony.