Triggering event FMRE-CREATED in an infinite loop
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Iu2019m having a big problem in Public Sector Management with Founds Management Government when I create a Found reservation Tcode FMX1.
My problem is the triggering event FMRE-CREATED (event to start the Workflow) because when the document is created, this event is generated by the system which is fine, but inside on my Workflow I have a task to change the status with FMRE-SetLock, when this method is executed, automatically trigger an event FMRE-CREATED again, so my WF gets in a infinite loop.
How can I tell the system to donu2019t trigger this event when the status is changed?
Thanks a lot
Felipe Uribe.
Hi,
but inside on my Workflow I have a task to change the status with FMRE-SetLock, when this method is executed, automatically trigger an event FMRE-CREATED again, so my WF gets in a infinite loop.
How you changing the status? Check any Function Module or BAPI to change the status.
You have acheive it via Start Condition, check are you getting entry in the Table SWFREVTLOG for Creation.
If second time creating, check for the entry in the table, if found not allow it.
Regards,
Surjith
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