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Goto specifig Workflow Task

Former Member
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Hello Everybody,

i have a question regarding "go to" step.

Is there something like that? I.e. i mean if i execute one step of a decision the it should go to every other step in workflow.

It should work like If X then goto Y

Ive read all postings about goto steps (they wasnt very helpful) but still.

Best regards.

Laurynas Prikockis

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Former Member
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Please elaborate (may be with example). Its not clear what exactly you want to achieve.

Former Member
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Hi,

i mean that if i create an activity step, after execution it schould go to a specific place in workflow (like workflow step)

A "process control" step has such abilities but only for canceling a workflow step.

I need the abillity "goto step" if a specific decision was made.

Thanks

Laurynas Prikockis

Former Member
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hi,

you can use the Condition Step after the Activity Step based on the decision, cant you?

Former Member
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the problem is that i do not know exactly which container or other thing (expressions or something else) must be used in the condition.

as far as i know there are workflow and workitem containers which include the information, but still i dont know how to trace the step inside a WFL.

Regards

Laurynas

Former Member
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hi,

for WF log you can goto transaction SWI1.

also, the values are passed between WF and Task container by defining binding between them.

Former Member
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But the workitem ID is assigned automatically. What i would like to get is the internal workitem step name/number.

I would like to get it like this

IF Workitem.ID = XXX

then goto Workitem.ID = YYY

Former Member
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hi,

as far as i know, this is not possible.

you have to use Condition Step as suggested earlier.

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>the problem is that i do not know exactly which container or other thing (expressions or something else) must be used in the condition.

you must read about how to use container elements.

Former Member
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Hi,

ive made the decision step but what event should start the specific WFL task. I didnt find any solution for this.

I tried to make local Workflow task (Wait for Event, Event Creator tasks) i still cant realize how the activity could start the earlier step in workflow.

Regards

Laurynas

Former Member
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Thats more related to how you design the workflow and will depend on the requirement.

In order to 'jump' use events

However ...

1. The event receiver is not effective in branch of following type condition, multiple condition, loop etc.

2. You can, however, jump between branches of fork

Former Member
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Hi,

how to make such kind of step?

Ragards

Laurynas

Former Member
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  • create some custom event(s).

  • add an event creator from where you want the control to be passed on

  • add an event receiver to where you want the control to be passed to

Former Member
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I think for this you can use Condition Step and may be try to use Anchors.

Thanks

Arghadip