on 12-24-2020 1:09 PM
Hello Dears,
These BADIs are implemented to define custom predefined condition referenced to 2767845 note:
BADi - SWF_WORKFLOW_CONDITION_DEF, Method : GET_CONDITIONS
Badi - SWF_WORKFLOW_CONDITION_EVAL, Method: EVALUATE_CONDITION
However, we are facing this error "Database error '4' reading table 'SWDSHEADER' while creating PO"!!
Hi Mustafa,
Since you know that this error is occurring in your custom call to the BADIs, then I can't offer any more advice. I don't have any experience with these BADIs.
I wish you good luck, and I hope that you'll return here to post whatever the solution is!
Sue
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Hi Mustafa,
If this is happening in Dev, have you tried removing the custom step condition and seeing if the error goes away? That would be a pretty clear indicator that the error is being caused by your custom step condition.
Sue
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I've seen similar questions here where one answer seems to be to check your bindings and also run transaction SWU_OBUF if you do change them.
(I did a google search on 'site:sap.com Database error '4' reading table 'SWDSHEADER' )
Sue
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Dear Susan,
The bindings, activation, and configuration for WF are correct and FWF is working fine for standard step-conditions. but when I am adding custom step condition via BADi - SWF_WORKFLOW_CONDITION_DEF, then we are getting that error while creating PO. your support is highly appreciated. thanks
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