on 11-12-2010 5:25 AM
Scenario
Through PTARQ user1 is creating leave request
fills following info a) Employee No b)Infotype c)Subtype d)Date e)Note
Above fields are part of a Task Description as under
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Employee &ENUMBER& - &ENAME& has applied for &V_ATEXT& (&V_SUBTY& )from
&V_BEGDA& till &V_ENDDA&
Choose one of the decision options given. This completes the processing
of this step.
Before you make a decision, you can display the attachments and objects
which have been attached to the user decision. You can also create your
own attachments.
If you choose <H>Cancel</>, the user decision remains in your inbox for
processing.
Note : &V_NOTE&
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When User1 completes the leave request entry an email goes to Manager1 with the above text (EXCEPT V_NOTE) for approval.
1. Can any one tell me why All fields gets value except V_NOTE.
2. How to trace the reason for the same
Thanks for the all the support. Issue was in the binding.
Got resolved.
Thank you all.
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Hello,
Does V_NOTE have a value in this case? Is it getting passed to the Task? Does the blank V_NOTE always happen?
regards
Rick Bakker
hanabi technology
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Hi Mohanty,
what is displayed in the actual mail? Is it Note:' &vnote&' or 'note: '
I mean to ask in the place where vnote should appear is it blank or it displays &vnote&
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Hi Mohan,
The Reason for leave request's are stored in table PTREQ_NOTES.
Please check the table with the corresponding Leave request ID.
Thanks,
Viji.
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