on 10-28-2015 8:04 AM
Hi Experts,
I want to know the exact significance of the container "HANDLING_MANUALLY"
I found that it is used in one of our workflows .
Also, what is the meaning of the values : ALWAYS / ERROR / WARN_PREV / WARN_AFTER ?
I have a complex condition in my workflow which I want to understand:
This is the condition:
Regards,
Narsingh
As for that complex condition, ANDs outweigh ORs so you should read this statement:
A or B and C or D and E or F and G as:
A or (B and C) or (D and E) or (F and G)
It makes a lot more sense then.
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Hi Narsingh,
Please check the workflow bindings to understand how the variable is getting passed to the Step from the Workflow container.
Once the binding will be clear, you will able to understand, the point wherein the value for the variable is getting set.
Also, you can check the data element for the variables to understand the significance of the Data element and the possible values.
In case the workflow is a standard one, please specify the workflow template and Business Object details to help you on the issue further.
Thanks and Regards,
Vikram
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Those a custom container elements built for your specific workflow not standard one, you need to check in earlier steps of the workflow from where they are getting their values. check "container operation" type steps, bindings - you can use the where used list for container element in the workflow builder.
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