on 09-11-2009 9:54 AM
Hello,
I want to send an email out when a charm request is created. I have set it up very similar to the way we set it up for sending emails from service desk.
Using the appropriate status and action profile. I have Defined the start condition to be
&CRM Service Process.User Status&=E0001SDCRHEAD
But, When I create the Change Request, and look under the Transaction Data/Actions tab, I do not see the actions listed.
Why are these actions not being put into the change Request?
Thanks for any suggestions.
Hi,
It works fine for us.
Your start condiion seems good. Please double check the following:
1. Did you create action definition like Z_SEND_MAIL_ACTION_CHG_MANAGER under action profile SDCR?
2. If so, make sure that Partner-Dependent is checked and Partner Function is given as SDCR0002(Change Manager) under Partner Determination for action for this action definition.
Regards
Sanjai
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Hi,
I am glad to hear it is possible.
Yes I created the action under SDCR
The Partner-Dependent is checked and Partner Function is given as SDCR0002(Change Manager) under Partner Determination for this action.
What action merging did you use? I have tried u201CSet Highest Number of Processed Actionsu201D and u201CMax. 1 Unprocessed Action for Each Action Definitionu201D
But it is still not working.
In the message I select the Transaction Data tab, then the Actions tab, and check if the action is triggered. I do not see my action appearing here.
Hello,
I seems the setup was correct. It seems my testing was a problem. I specified all the partners as the same. In this case it does not work. This problem is described in SAP Note 526060.
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