on 04-18-2017 9:52 AM
Hi,
I already created an incident for SAP but there may be some workaround to this problem. All the questions about Agentry duplicates I found seem to talk about interrupted transmits and user reexecution but this is not what is happening to me now.
I modified Work Manager 6.4 to allow the work order header notification to be modified, for instance by adding new items with causes. This modification works properly and if the notification was modified the changes are posted during the transmit action.
In the WorkOrderPostLoop (action WorkOrderPost), I added a new subaction step that triggers NotificationPostCurrent for the work order header notification if modified.
So the wrong behaviour comes when I add a component to the parent work order at the same time I modify its notification. Then during the transmit action the component post is executed before my custom notification post which is OK, but when the Java of the Notification Post steplet accesses to the Agentry transaction properties it finds 2 items instead of 1 that I added (the second is an exact duplicate of the first).
Why could this be happening? How could I fix it?
Hi Marcal,
I see you have an open incident with one of the Support Engineer. Please continue working with Support Engineer to resolve the issue.
Regards,
Chung
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