on 09-08-2009 7:02 PM
Hi All,
I am trying to find a workflow that ran on 9/3/09. What is easiest way to find the particular workflow ID if I only have a container value to tie to the workflow? Is there a WF table or transaction that I can use to search for work items on a particular day with a specific container value?
Thank you for your help,
Brian
If that container element is the key field of your business object that you are using in the Workflow you can do using transaction code SWI6.
Thanks
Arghadip
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Hi,
If you know the value of key elemnt of your BOR then you can use SWI6 tcode.
Here you have to enter the object name, object key, slection variant as All instances and selection period as All.
Example : my object is BUS2012 and iknow the object key : 4500002345 then in SWI6 you will definitely get it.
Thnaks and Regards,
Swaminathan
Hi Brian,
You can search for the workflow ID executed on a perticular date using table SWWWIHEAD.
Search based on the CREA_TMP i.e. Workflow: Creation Time Stamp.
To search based on container value, you can use table SWW_CONT passing the VALUE of the container element.
Hope this helps!
Regards,
Saumya
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Hello,
Being an American, I assume you mean September 3rd 2009, but in any case you can use SWIA to find all workflows of a certain date or you can search straight in the container via, as mentioned, table SWW_CONT.
regards
Rick Bakker
Hanabi Technology
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Hi Brian,
I think it ll be quite difficult to trace out a workflow that old. If you think the workflow is in process you could try searching for the workflow ID using the container value(along with the element) in table SWW_CONT.
Regards,
Adarsh
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Hi,
You can use both SWI2_FREQ and SWI1 tcodes.
Regards,
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