Difference between worktiems

[Former Member]

Hello All,

Once SC is created by user, then it goes to buyer. If the buyer changes some thing then we see two workitems.

In SWI6 , we see the first step as created by user, and now it shows in the second step that it is with appover.

Now these two steps have a two different worktiems, if buyer had changed product category to 'Y' (Suppose initally it has 'X').

The first workitem container should show the prodcut category as X right? but once the product category is changed it is showing in both containers as Y.

Could you please let me know is there any FM or table that shows the differences between two workitems in an SC?

[Former Member · Accepted solution]

Hello Masa,

Can you please let me kow how can i check the SLG1 log , i am using SRM 6.0

what should i use in Object, Subobject, and external id

[masa_139 · Accepted solution]

Hi,

The object is "/SAPSRM/" in SLG1 transaction.

Regards,

Masa

[Former Member]

Hi Masa,

I dont have any specific bussiness requirement. some of the SC's has taken wrong approval workflow, so i am trying to analyze the changes that has been done to SC in via GUI.

I can see that document changes in portal, but i want more clarity so that i am trying to analyze at GUI level.

[masa_139]

Hi,

> some of the SC's has taken wrong approval workflow

If you use SRM 5.0 or SRM 7.0 Application-Controlled Workflow, please check workflow start condition in SWB_COND transaction.

If you use SRM 7.0 Process-Controlled Workflow, SLG1 log helps you to find some info.

Regards,

Masa

[Former Member]

Hello Masa,

Its : Type W: Dialog Work Item; Represents a Single-Step Task

[masa_139]

Hi,

I think workflow container has just object key and does not hold each filed value. You need to find some workaround.

What is your business scenario need to implement?

Regards,

Masa

[masa_139]

Hi,

Which workitem type are you talking about? Is the workflow restarted by change?

Type F: Workflow (Also Subworkflow)

Type W: Dialog Work Item; Represents a Single-Step Task

Regards,

Masa