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System field for workflow initiator

Former Member
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Hi,

I want to display the name of the workflow initiator in the subject of the send mail step type.

Please can any tell me the system field for the workflow initiator?

advance thanks.

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Former Member
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yes..

Thanks...

pavee

former_member186746
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Did you try to find out if such a standard parameter exists, you know like wfinitiator

Kind regards, Rob Dielemans

Former Member
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Hi Rob Dielemans ,

I tried to display the user name by refering the the table field user_addr-nametc.

in the workflow log i am getting the workflow initiator name but while displaying it in the send mail option it is repalcing it by workflow system.

os i am asking about the system field

regards

paveee

former_member186746
Active Contributor
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In a workflow the initiatior is held in standard parameter wfinitiator, most of the times this is binded from the event container evtcreator to wf_initiator. So you should check this, also sometimes the first dialog step has a binding from wi_actual agent to wfinitiator or a custom container

Now if you want to find out the name of that agent, you should create a method to find this out and bind the outcom to a custom workflow container. I don't know from the top of my head if there's a standard method for achieving this (your best bet would be searching attributes or methods for BO USER, or for )

Kind regards, Rob Dielemans

Former Member
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Hi Rob Dielemans,

there is one field in the system container &WORKITEM.EXECUTEDBYADDRESS.NAME&

this field will give the name of the person who has executed the workflow ( means workflow initiator) .

Problem solved...

thanks for support...

regards

pavee...

former_member186746
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Hi,

you're absolutely right, I quickly checked, there's also _workitem.Initiator.Name

Could you please change this topic to answered?

Kind regards, Rob Dielemans