On ABAP: Did you set up a workflow ? Are you familiar with all steps for setting up a workflow ?
1. When we complete a workflow and on the basis of that we hit another transaction. Lets say we created a sales order and on basis of that we created delivery.
2. As soon as delivery created we have to put another condition.
3. So till sales order creation we would use one workflow.
4. To check delivery, when it was created we use another workflow.
5. Now these are two different workflows basically, but we can use them in a single workflow.
6. We finish one workflow and insert the business object of that workflow in the other workflow and capture the event of workflow. So basically we use a single workflow instead of two different workflows like this. So basically in the activity of second workflow , instead of task workflow we enter workflow number of first workflow.
1.Possible Agents
Users who are authorized to execute the task
Configured during Task definition (Org Unit, Position, User, Work Center, Role, Rule)
If a Task is configured as General Task, then all users become possible users.
2.Responsible Agents
The users to whom the work item needs to be sent.
This is set during Step definition. Note that Possible agents are defined during Task definition. (Org Unit, Position, User, Work Center, Role, Rule, Container Element)
Note: The work item recipients is determined by intersection of Possible Agents and Responsible Agents.
3.Actual Agents
Actual user who executed the dialog task
4.Excluded Agents
Users who are not supposed to execute the dialog task (even if they are in possible agents)
What are the agent determination techniques?
Rule Resolution with responsibility: Helpful when a set of static positions are responsible for action.
Rule resolution with Function (FM): Helpful when agents are determined dynamically from business logic.
Rule resolution with OM: Usually used in CRM. Have not used
Rule resolution with Function, but asynchronously: This is through a class and a method. Initially WI is created in status ready without agent. Later agent is assigned. This is suitable for agent determination having complex logic.
Users: Rarely used.
Role: Ex: ABAP_DEVELOPER
OM objects (Position, Org Unit, work center)
Expression: A container element containing the agents.
Containers
Workflow Container:
Task Container:
SWC_GET_CONTAINER
SWC_GET_TABLE
SWC_SET_CONTAINER
SWC_SET_TABLE
Event Container:
Method Container:
Rule Container: For resolving rules
Business Objects
Key Fields:
Attributes:
Database: Automatically gets populated by system code
Virtual: You determine the content and use SWC_SET_CONTAINER to populate
Methods: Can be created using FM, Transaction, Report, Dialog Module, Other
Synchronous: Finish execution before handling the control back to the task.
Asynchronous: Return the control back immediately. Cannot have export parameters. They depend on events to return results back to the calling program.
Dialog: Something to user
Background: Cannot have messages or exceptions
What are the options to implement method of a BO?
FM
BAPI
Tcode
Dialog Module
Report
Other (BO program)
How to extend a BO?
Got SWO1 and enter a BO that you want to extend. Click on ‘New Subtype’ Give all the details.
Go back to SW01, enter the BO, and goto Settings Delegate.
Example:
BUS7051: Notification,
BUS1001: Material,
BUS2012: Purchase Order,
BUS1065: Employee
Various status of BO
Modeled: Not accessible at runtime
Implemented: Not ready to be used, Internal use only
Released: For customer to use
Obsolete: Don’t use anymore
To change attribute values from methods of a BO
SWC_GET_CONTAINER
SWC_SET_CONTAINER
Events:
How to create Events?
HR Tables: SWEHR2/3
ABAP Code user Exit: SWE_EVENT_CREATE
Change Document: SWEC
Status management:
Message Control:
Event Linkage: SWE2
Subtype:
Key field cannot be created. Methods and attributes can be created.
Delegate:
If you want to change the functionality of a method, define a sub type, redefine the method, delegate the parent business object to child object.
Interface
Interface is a combination of Attributes, Methods and Events, to reduce the redundancy in definition.
IFSAP: Common interface for all BOs. It has following methods
Method: Display
Method: Existence Check
Attribute; ObjectType
Different Workflow Steps activities
Condition:
Multiple Conditions:
Until Loop:
Fork:
Send Mail:
Container Operations:
Event Creator:
Wait Event:
Process Control
Different deadline conditions
Requested Start: When this date is met, only then the work item will start execution, or available for taking action (dialog).
Latest Start: When a date mentioned here is met, it can send an email, or can be modeled to do something action.
Requested End: Same as Latest Start
Latest End: Same as Latest Start
Important Tcodes
Workflow Toolbox: SWUS
Simulate Event: SWU0
Business Object Repository: SW01
Event Trace: SWEL (S)
Workitems per task: SWI2_FREQ
SWUE: Event simulate
SWEL: Event log
SWELS: Set event log ON
SWE2: Linkage between Event and Workflow
SWEHR2: Event linkage in HR
SWU3: Workflow customizing
SWU_OBUF: Synchronize buffers
SWI5: Look into other user’s SBWP
What are the Important background Jobs for workflow?:
SWWDHEX For deadline monitoring
SWWERRE For error Monitoring
SWEQSRV For Event Queue Delivery
Workflow experience:
What are the workflows created by you? Worked upon by you?
Function Module that creates workflow
SAP_WAPI_START_WORKFLOW:
SAP_WAPI_CREATE_EVENT
SAP_WAPI_WORKITEM_RECIPIENTS
SAP_WAPI_GET_WORKITEM_DETAIL
When a infotype action is performed, an event should trigger, and a workflow subsequently. How can I configure it?
Answer: Tcode SWEHR2
When a infotype action is performed, an FM should trigger, and a workflow subsequently. How can I configure it?
Answer: Tcode SWEHR2
Workflow is not triggering... what can be the reason?
What are the different ways of triggering a workflow?
Triggering Events, which are set up in SWE2 (generic), SWEHR2 (HR)
SAP_WAPI_START_WORKFLOW
Workflow triggered, but it did not come to the user, why?
What are the difference between a Business Object and a Class?
How to achieve dynamic parallel processing?
There are three ways a parallel processing can be implemented
Dynamic parallel processing using a multi-line container element
Fork (3 out of 5) Work queue
In dynamic processing the type of each entry in the table have to be of same type.
Same task will be processed for each line of the multi-line container. It can be a dialog or background task. Deadline monitoring, binding, agent determination will be same for each work item generated To achieve, go to “Miscellaneous” in the activity, and enter the multi line container element.
How to notify a user immediately in R/3 that he has got an email?
Mark the priority as ‘1’ Express
How can we debug a workflow?
If it is a dialog task, you can set breakpoint in the method called by the task
If it is a method that you want to debug, use SWO1, and create a instance of the object and debug the methods
If it is a background task, and you are in development client, you can do the following. Create an infinite loop in the method you want to debug. Go to SM50 (processes overview) and select the relevant item, and select debug from option.
Huge number of events is getting created in a short duration of time, and thus creating a huge load on the system and making it very slow. Solution?
Enable event queue. It will ensure that triggered events are received in a phased manner. This needs to be done while providing event linkages.
Why ‘Process Control’ is used? What are its features?
‘Process Control’ is used to manipulate another work item of the workflow during runtime.
‘Process Control’ is usually used to model the workflow when deadlines are reached. SAP offers 4 standard behaviors as part of process control.
Cancel Work item: Target WI is logically deleted. Subsequent tasks are not executed. Precondition is that Process control and the target WI have to be in different branches of the same fork.
Set Work item to obsolete: The target WI is set to complete, and processing continues in the branch processing obsolete.
Cancel Workflow: Current workflow is set to ‘Complete’. If this is the sub workflow, then the control goes to super-ordinate workflow.
Complete (terminate) Workflow: Same as above, but the branch of super-ordinate workflow which contains the current sub-workflow will not be continued.
Cancel Workflow including all callers: Same as above, but all callers also will be ‘COMPLETE’d.
What is the integration point with ESS Portal?
Tcode SWFVISU
Portal config file for UWL
What are the types of work items?
Dialog Work item - W
Background work item
Workflow work item
Work queue work item
Missed deadline work item: When a deadline is missed a missed deadline workitem with the message appears in inbox
What are the different statuses of a work item?
Waiting
Ready
Reserved
Inprocess
Executed (‘confirm end of processing’ in task definition)
Completed
Logically deleted
Error
Difference between Asynchronous and Synchronous methods in a task
A work item created as part of synchronous in locked until end of the method execution. But in asynchronous, work item is locked only until start of method execution.
At least one terminating event is required for a task using Asynchronous task
What is the use of secondary methods in an Activity?
A modal call
Before work item executing
After work item execution
What is the BO method called for the task which calls UWL WD screens? Why?
EXTSRV --> PROCESS
What are Programmer exits? And why are they used?
What is the use of “Advance with dialog”?
If this indicator is set for an activity, workflow system checks if the processer of current task is also a recipient for next task. If yes, then the next task will be executed immediately.
*************************************************************************************
Why is my workflow not starting?
Some possible reasons/solutions:
If started by an event:
Some possibile reasons/solutions:
How can I find out which users are holding up the workflows?
Look in the workflow logs. For a large number of workflows or workflow instances, create a report which calls function module SAP_WAPI_WORKITEM_RECIPIENTS.
If you combine it with function module SAP_WAPI_GET_WORKITEM_DETAIL you could make a report which shows all users that various workflows are waiting for.
How can I look inside another user’s SBWP workflow inbox?
Transaction SWI5 (assuming you have sufficient privileges)
Where is this workflow started?
Use transaction PFTC_DIS to see if the workflow has a starting event.
If not, then the answer is beyond the scope of this brief FAQ, but you could try a where-used on function module SAP_WAPI_START_WORKFLOW.
If there is a starting event, check in transaction SWE2 that the event is actually linked to the workflow and, if so, try doing where-used on function modules SAP_WAPI_CREATE_EVENT and SWE_EVENT_CREATE (look for Z programs).
What is the difference between Rules and Roles?
- Yes.
- Execute the Txn SWDD (Creating a new Workflow).
- In the header of the Workflow, define the Business Object and Event you refer to for triggering the Wf.
- Create the Steps required for your workflow(Activity).
- Inside the Activity, Create the task and assign the Business Object and the related method for that business object.
- Activate the Workflow.
1. When we complete a workflow and on the basis of that we hit another transaction. Lets say we created a sales order and on basis of that we created delivery.
2. As soon as delivery created we have to put another condition.
3. So till sales order creation we would use one workflow.
4. To check delivery, when it was created we use another workflow.
5. Now these are two different workflows basically, but we can use them in a single workflow.
6. We finish one workflow and insert the business object of that workflow in the other workflow and capture the event of workflow. So basically we use a single workflow instead of two different workflows like this. So basically in the activity of second workflow , instead of task workflow we enter workflow number of first workflow.
Have you used performance tuning? What major steps will you use for these ?
The Main Transaction Code Involved in Performance Tuning is SE30-Run Time Analysis and ST05-SQL Tracer.
In the 'select' statement what is "group by"?
- Group by clause is used to fetch the data from the table by the specified field
- ex.select count (*) from emp table group by deptno where deptno = 1.
- It is used to find the number of employees present in the specified department no.
SAP R/3 screens how will you develop a table control having 3 columns with only one editable ?
- we can develop it by giving the code in PBO (process before output) giving table control line = 3. it will give only 3 lines and we can make 2 lines disable in screen painter options available in table control
- Elementary search helps, Collective search help.
- Elementary search helps defines a search path where we will define the table from which the data has to be read and the selection criteria. Through import and export parameters. Used when we gets the data rom a single table.
- Collective search helps: Combination of elementary search helps. When we need to fetch data based on multiple selection criteria's. More than one tables are Selection from multiple tables
- Difference between Search Helps and Match Codes
- search help: adding f4 functionality is search help(adding help for any topic)
- match code: adding search help for the input field is called as math code object
Have you created database tables ?
YES , IF WE HAVE CUSTOMISED DATA TO STORE IN TABLE , WE CREATE A TABLE.
Difference between client dependent and client independent tables ?
- tables which can be access by all user are client independent (no mandt field in table)
- tables which can be access by some specific user are client dependent (use mandt field in table)
How to create client independent tables ?
- the table in which the first field is not mandt is the client independent tables
- mandt is the field with mandt as the data element
- automatically client which we login is populated to mandt
Have you created Maintenance dialog or Table Maintenance ?
At the time of creating table through, there is a check box for table maintenance allowed.So if you want to activate the table maintenance, just mark this box. Once table gets activated, u can change its contents through SM30 ot Through Table Maintenance.
List the various advantages of SAP Business Workflow
- Workflow provides numerous advantages to SAP users and consultants:
- It allows consultants to create new business processes without modifying the standard SAP code.
- Workflow ensures that the tasks are executed in the correct sequential order, involving the relevant personnel.
- SAP Business Workflow may be run through the internet or intranet web applications via the Webflow Engine.
- Deadline Monitoring functionality is also incorporated within SAP Workflow.
- The timely execution of activities is guaranteed even when a number of parties (users) are involved.
- Workflow reduces both time and expense involved in managing business activities.
What is a work item ? How does it differ from a simple SAP office mail item ?
- A work item is a runtime object generated by a step within a workflow. Whenever user interaction is required, the respective users are informed via work items. These work items will be received by the user in their Business Workplace inbox, or other email application such as Microsoft Outlook&rights;
- The work item may be a user decision or a dialog form that allow you to enter data for starting a process within SAP, or a confirmation of whether a particular task may be performed. The user then chooses an appropriate option which determines the subsequent behavior of the workflow in question. There are a variety of applicable work items. Each work item has a status reflecting the stage of processing at any given point in time.
- A work item comprises of text explaining what action needs to be taken, whom to refer to and any information pertinent to the business object involved.
- Unlike simple SAP office mails, work items are active entities, as they determine the subsequent direction of the workflow. SAP office mails can also be deleted from the inbox without viewing them whereas a work item has to be executed to have it removed from your inbox.
What is a background work item ? Are they displayed in the Business Workplace ?
A background work item (code B) represents tasks that do not require any user interaction. They are controlled and executed automatically by the workflow system, and do not appear in the Business Workplace. However, you may view them using the Work Item Selection Report.
Which method is executed if space is passed for the method parameter of macro SWC_CALL_METHOD ?
The Default method of the object type is executed if a space is passed as the method parameter value. You can find the default method by viewing the applicable object using transaction SWO1 and going to menu option "Goto -> Basic Data" and clicking on the Defaults tab. The default method is located in the field "Method"
Name the tables used for storing the event linkages ?
- SWETYPECOU - Type Linkage Table
- SWEINSTCOU - Instance Linkage Table
SAP Workflow Interview Questions & Answers
What are the different types of WF Agents?1.Possible Agents
Users who are authorized to execute the task
Configured during Task definition (Org Unit, Position, User, Work Center, Role, Rule)
If a Task is configured as General Task, then all users become possible users.
2.Responsible Agents
The users to whom the work item needs to be sent.
This is set during Step definition. Note that Possible agents are defined during Task definition. (Org Unit, Position, User, Work Center, Role, Rule, Container Element)
Note: The work item recipients is determined by intersection of Possible Agents and Responsible Agents.
3.Actual Agents
Actual user who executed the dialog task
4.Excluded Agents
Users who are not supposed to execute the dialog task (even if they are in possible agents)
What are the agent determination techniques?
Rule Resolution with responsibility: Helpful when a set of static positions are responsible for action.
Rule resolution with Function (FM): Helpful when agents are determined dynamically from business logic.
Rule resolution with OM: Usually used in CRM. Have not used
Rule resolution with Function, but asynchronously: This is through a class and a method. Initially WI is created in status ready without agent. Later agent is assigned. This is suitable for agent determination having complex logic.
Users: Rarely used.
Role: Ex: ABAP_DEVELOPER
OM objects (Position, Org Unit, work center)
Expression: A container element containing the agents.
Containers
Workflow Container:
Task Container:
SWC_GET_CONTAINER
SWC_GET_TABLE
SWC_SET_CONTAINER
SWC_SET_TABLE
Event Container:
Method Container:
Rule Container: For resolving rules
Business Objects
Key Fields:
Attributes:
Database: Automatically gets populated by system code
Virtual: You determine the content and use SWC_SET_CONTAINER to populate
Methods: Can be created using FM, Transaction, Report, Dialog Module, Other
Synchronous: Finish execution before handling the control back to the task.
Asynchronous: Return the control back immediately. Cannot have export parameters. They depend on events to return results back to the calling program.
Dialog: Something to user
Background: Cannot have messages or exceptions
What are the options to implement method of a BO?
FM
BAPI
Tcode
Dialog Module
Report
Other (BO program)
How to extend a BO?
Got SWO1 and enter a BO that you want to extend. Click on ‘New Subtype’ Give all the details.
Go back to SW01, enter the BO, and goto Settings Delegate.
Example:
BUS7051: Notification,
BUS1001: Material,
BUS2012: Purchase Order,
BUS1065: Employee
Various status of BO
Modeled: Not accessible at runtime
Implemented: Not ready to be used, Internal use only
Released: For customer to use
Obsolete: Don’t use anymore
To change attribute values from methods of a BO
SWC_GET_CONTAINER
SWC_SET_CONTAINER
Events:
How to create Events?
HR Tables: SWEHR2/3
ABAP Code user Exit: SWE_EVENT_CREATE
Change Document: SWEC
Status management:
Message Control:
Event Linkage: SWE2
Subtype:
Key field cannot be created. Methods and attributes can be created.
Delegate:
If you want to change the functionality of a method, define a sub type, redefine the method, delegate the parent business object to child object.
Interface
Interface is a combination of Attributes, Methods and Events, to reduce the redundancy in definition.
IFSAP: Common interface for all BOs. It has following methods
Method: Display
Method: Existence Check
Attribute; ObjectType
Different Workflow Steps activities
Condition:
Multiple Conditions:
Until Loop:
Fork:
Send Mail:
Container Operations:
Event Creator:
Wait Event:
Process Control
Different deadline conditions
Requested Start: When this date is met, only then the work item will start execution, or available for taking action (dialog).
Latest Start: When a date mentioned here is met, it can send an email, or can be modeled to do something action.
Requested End: Same as Latest Start
Latest End: Same as Latest Start
Important Tcodes
Workflow Toolbox: SWUS
Simulate Event: SWU0
Business Object Repository: SW01
Event Trace: SWEL (S)
Workitems per task: SWI2_FREQ
SWUE: Event simulate
SWEL: Event log
SWELS: Set event log ON
SWE2: Linkage between Event and Workflow
SWEHR2: Event linkage in HR
SWU3: Workflow customizing
SWU_OBUF: Synchronize buffers
SWI5: Look into other user’s SBWP
What are the Important background Jobs for workflow?:
SWWDHEX For deadline monitoring
SWWERRE For error Monitoring
SWEQSRV For Event Queue Delivery
Workflow experience:
What are the workflows created by you? Worked upon by you?
Function Module that creates workflow
SAP_WAPI_START_WORKFLOW:
SAP_WAPI_CREATE_EVENT
SAP_WAPI_WORKITEM_RECIPIENTS
SAP_WAPI_GET_WORKITEM_DETAIL
When a infotype action is performed, an event should trigger, and a workflow subsequently. How can I configure it?
Answer: Tcode SWEHR2
When a infotype action is performed, an FM should trigger, and a workflow subsequently. How can I configure it?
Answer: Tcode SWEHR2
Workflow is not triggering... what can be the reason?
What are the different ways of triggering a workflow?
Triggering Events, which are set up in SWE2 (generic), SWEHR2 (HR)
SAP_WAPI_START_WORKFLOW
Workflow triggered, but it did not come to the user, why?
What are the difference between a Business Object and a Class?
How to achieve dynamic parallel processing?
There are three ways a parallel processing can be implemented
Dynamic parallel processing using a multi-line container element
Fork (3 out of 5) Work queue
In dynamic processing the type of each entry in the table have to be of same type.
Same task will be processed for each line of the multi-line container. It can be a dialog or background task. Deadline monitoring, binding, agent determination will be same for each work item generated To achieve, go to “Miscellaneous” in the activity, and enter the multi line container element.
How to notify a user immediately in R/3 that he has got an email?
Mark the priority as ‘1’ Express
How can we debug a workflow?
If it is a dialog task, you can set breakpoint in the method called by the task
If it is a method that you want to debug, use SWO1, and create a instance of the object and debug the methods
If it is a background task, and you are in development client, you can do the following. Create an infinite loop in the method you want to debug. Go to SM50 (processes overview) and select the relevant item, and select debug from option.
Huge number of events is getting created in a short duration of time, and thus creating a huge load on the system and making it very slow. Solution?
Enable event queue. It will ensure that triggered events are received in a phased manner. This needs to be done while providing event linkages.
Why ‘Process Control’ is used? What are its features?
‘Process Control’ is used to manipulate another work item of the workflow during runtime.
‘Process Control’ is usually used to model the workflow when deadlines are reached. SAP offers 4 standard behaviors as part of process control.
Cancel Work item: Target WI is logically deleted. Subsequent tasks are not executed. Precondition is that Process control and the target WI have to be in different branches of the same fork.
Set Work item to obsolete: The target WI is set to complete, and processing continues in the branch processing obsolete.
Cancel Workflow: Current workflow is set to ‘Complete’. If this is the sub workflow, then the control goes to super-ordinate workflow.
Complete (terminate) Workflow: Same as above, but the branch of super-ordinate workflow which contains the current sub-workflow will not be continued.
Cancel Workflow including all callers: Same as above, but all callers also will be ‘COMPLETE’d.
What is the integration point with ESS Portal?
Tcode SWFVISU
Portal config file for UWL
What are the types of work items?
Dialog Work item - W
Background work item
Workflow work item
Work queue work item
Missed deadline work item: When a deadline is missed a missed deadline workitem with the message appears in inbox
What are the different statuses of a work item?
Waiting
Ready
Reserved
Inprocess
Executed (‘confirm end of processing’ in task definition)
Completed
Logically deleted
Error
Difference between Asynchronous and Synchronous methods in a task
A work item created as part of synchronous in locked until end of the method execution. But in asynchronous, work item is locked only until start of method execution.
At least one terminating event is required for a task using Asynchronous task
What is the use of secondary methods in an Activity?
A modal call
Before work item executing
After work item execution
What is the BO method called for the task which calls UWL WD screens? Why?
EXTSRV --> PROCESS
What are Programmer exits? And why are they used?
What is the use of “Advance with dialog”?
If this indicator is set for an activity, workflow system checks if the processer of current task is also a recipient for next task. If yes, then the next task will be executed immediately.
*************************************************************************************
Why is my workflow not starting?
Some possible reasons/solutions:
If started by an event:
- run SWU_OBUF and check transaction SWU3 for problems
- check that the linkage between the event and the workflow exists in transaction SWE2 and is activated
- check transaction SWEL to see if event was created / gets created (may need transaction SWELS to turn SWEL on)
- test if creating the event manually in SWUE triggers the workflow
- check if there is a start condition that isn’t being satisfied
- check if the event is in a queue (if event queueing is turned on, see transaction SWEQADM)
- check WF-BATCH in transaction SU01, see if all is well (e.g. password not expired)
- run SWU_OBUF and check SWU3 for problems
- check if workflow has been set to General Task
- A task has been set to General Task and
- the agent assignment fails to return an agent (or hasn’t been set) and
- the “Terminate if rule resolution has no result” box has not been checked
Some possibile reasons/solutions:
- run SWU_OBUF and check transaction SWU3 for problems
- the task has been set to General Task, no agent was determined and the “Terminate if rule resolution has no result” box was not checked so the workitem is going to every user
- the agent determination is faulty
- the user has been set up as a workflow substitute for another user in table HRUS_D2
- the user is actually receiving an email, not a workitem, and the user has been setup as an email substitute in table SOSU
- run SWU_OBUF and check transaction SWU3 for problems
- the task has not been set to General Task
- the agent determination is faulty
- The user has a worflow substitute set up for him in table HRUS_D2
- the user is actually expecting an email, not a workitem, and the user has an email substitute set up for him in table SOSU
- the user has been listed as an Excluded Agent for that task
- run SWU_OBUF and check SWU3 for problems (e.g. SWWDHEX or SWWERRE not running)
- check for any shortdumps in transaction ST22
- if a method is hanging in the background, check in transaction SWO1 that it isn’t mistakenly marked as “Dialog”
- if the method is a Dialog method then check the agent hasn’t been set as WF-BATCH
- check that WF-BATCH has SAP_ALL
- check if there is an error handling problem, especially if a method calls a function
- run SWU_OBUF and check SWU3 for problems
- user WF-BATCH may have problems, e.g. expired password, no email address supplied
- custom tables used for agent determination not filled in the same way
- a different version of the workflow is being used
How can I find out which users are holding up the workflows?
Look in the workflow logs. For a large number of workflows or workflow instances, create a report which calls function module SAP_WAPI_WORKITEM_RECIPIENTS.
If you combine it with function module SAP_WAPI_GET_WORKITEM_DETAIL you could make a report which shows all users that various workflows are waiting for.
How can I look inside another user’s SBWP workflow inbox?
Transaction SWI5 (assuming you have sufficient privileges)
Where is this workflow started?
Use transaction PFTC_DIS to see if the workflow has a starting event.
If not, then the answer is beyond the scope of this brief FAQ, but you could try a where-used on function module SAP_WAPI_START_WORKFLOW.
If there is a starting event, check in transaction SWE2 that the event is actually linked to the workflow and, if so, try doing where-used on function modules SAP_WAPI_CREATE_EVENT and SWE_EVENT_CREATE (look for Z programs).
Rules in Workflow
Definition:
•
Workflow rules allow us to define and enforce an issue handling process.
•
Rules allow us to specify data at runtime according to a template defined at definition time.
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Together with e-mail notifications, workflow rules help us automate the tracking and management of
Issues.
What is the difference between Rules and Roles?
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