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‎05-27-2024 04:10 AM
The ability to translate Normal changes into Standard changes and Standard changes into Normal changes. Only in the New, Assess, and Authorize states should this be permitted. This should not be permitted if a change is changed to Scheduled.
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‎05-27-2024 04:14 AM
Answer is NO. The reason
- Both type of changes use the different WF/ Flow.
- For standard change , we need standard change template , so once change raised we cant change the template.
- Both change type follow different state transitions, so it is very tough in WF/ flow to sync.
- Normal change has Approval and Risk assessment , where standard change dont follow same.
So , in short it is not an good idea to convert the Normal change to standard or vice versa.
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‎05-27-2024 06:37 AM
There is no UI action for this, when the change in New state or come to new state from Assess / Auth. then the type field is editable and there you can select the type and when you again click on Request Approval button, it get attached to the Workflow / flow based on type.
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‎05-28-2024 07:09 AM
From experience I am telling you, it is wrong requirement & it will increase a technical debt for you mate.
The workflow restart based on the cancel condition, means we need to find out the field which get changes and then workflow restart and also not only restart, attach new new workflow based on change type must be attached.
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