Creating Activities for Issues
You use activities to process and resolve issues by breaking them into tasks and subtasks.
Note
To create subactivities, you must select a parent activity before you choose Add
.
You have made the following settings in Customizing for Project Issue and Change Management
under :
(in the Automatic and Proposed Activity Template
view)
Note
When you log an issue, the system automatically creates the activities that have been defined in the Customizing activity Define Issue and Change Request Types
(in the Automatic and Proposed Activity Template
view).
On the issue screen, choose the Activities
UI block.
Choose to describe a new activity required to process or resolve the issue.
Note
Alternatively, you can choose to use an existing activity proposed by the system, and modifying it to suit your business requirement.
In the New Activity
dialog box, enter an activity type. If required, you can mark the activity as a mandatory activity and also enter an activity description, planned end date, or an employee responsible in the dialog box. Choose OK
to
add the activity to the issue.
If you choose , the system displays the Add Proposed Activities
dialog box. This dialog box displays all
the proposed activities defined in the Customizing activity Define Activity Templates
. Select a proposed activity and then choose OK
to add the activity to the issue.
Select an activity in the Activities
UI block, to display a detailed view.
In the detailed view, choose the Activity Overview
, Reference Objects
, Business Partners
, Attachments
, Administrative Data
tabs
to display (and, if applicable, enter) relevant details of the activity.
Note
You can only add reference objects to proposed activities. The relevant reference objects must be defined in the Customizing activity Define Activity Templates
.
You cannot link documents from Document Management System
(DMS) to an activity.
If applicable, select an activity and choose Set Status
and then a corresponding status, to indicate the level of progress of the activity. Save your entries.