Workflow Relationships
You can use this function to establish the work items in which a particular object is being processed. The following work item types are taken into account:
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Dialog work items (type W)
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Background work items (type B)
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Workflow work items (type F)
The list displayed is purely runtime information.
You can call the function for displaying linked workflows from several starting points.
Calling via SAP Easy Access
Two functions are available via SAP Easy Access:
Workflows for object
This function displays all workflows linked to a particular object (for example a specific notification of absence). You must specify this object beforehand.
Workflows for object type
This function displays all workflows linked to a particular object type (for example FORMABSENC). You must specify this object type beforehand.
You can only specify objects whose object type definition supports the interface IFFIND.
Calling from the Business Workplace
In this case, you do not specify the object. The workflow relationships are displayed for the object processed in the selected work item.
Calling as a generic object service
In this case, you do not specify the object. The workflow relationships are displayed for the object being processed.
Understanding What is Displayed
The display of the workflow relationships has two parts. The upper part displays the workflows identified for the object or object type. The lower part displays data on the currently selected work item in the form of a simplified workflow log:
Steps so far
The workflow steps processed so far are listed under Step name. The steps are linked to the work item preview of the relevant work item. The current agents of the work item are listed under Agents. Click once to go into detailed display of the user data.
Information objects addressed so far
All the objects and attachments belonging to the workflow are displayed here. Click once to display the information objects.
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Calling... |
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... Via SAP Easy Access |
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... From the Business Workplace |
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... As a generic object service |
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