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07-20-2017 04:20 PM
First time creating a table where a request will come from and a subsequent task.
Normally it is just the table for the application I am creating for, so please forgive me for my ignorance.
Here is the scenario.
I created two tables
u_blaze_requests
u_blaze_tasks
I have numbered them BR and BT respectively.
How would I get a Request created from "BR" to create an "BT".
I am playing around in my personal instance and for the life of me can't understand the logic.
All I am able to accomplish is creating the BR and then it creates an RITM.
Any Help Would Be Appreciated
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07-31-2017 09:08 AM
I ended up killing the table then recreating it by extending the Service Management Table.
This gave me all of the functionality that I needed.
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07-24-2017 07:16 AM
I don't think I am explaining myself correctly.
Right now when you create a Request, this is the process that occurrs
Request -> Requested Item -> ..... (if needed) Task
I want the following
BlazeRequest -> Item (Which I am Calling Blaze Task) -> ....(If needed) Task.
I extended the Request table so that I would get the same type of functionality, field availability etc, while changing the numbering, stages, states and also some of the fields on the form.
This is the functionality that I want. I am not looking to create a task as stated above, I am just calling it Blaze Task, because that is how the business is requesting it.
So the request is to create either a record producer or a catalog item, that I can run on the u_blaze_request table in both the Configure Item form as well as the Workflow Versions
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07-26-2017 09:23 AM
So when I look at
Workflow Editor > Check Out WorkFlow > Properties > General > Table (Right Click) > Dictionary > Attributes I have the following attributes.
allow_public=true,base_table=${new WorkflowValidateUtil().findLowestCommonTable(current).data[0].table},base_start=true,tableChoicesScript=WorkflowChoiceTables,allow_tables=global
This is showing the current list of tables, but not my custom table.
What would I have to change in order to show the custom table?
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07-26-2017 10:10 AM
Hi Blaze,
Can you please check the scope of your new table? Is it a global table?
Darshak
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07-26-2017 06:15 PM
Yes it is global.
When created the table, it was already set
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07-31-2017 09:08 AM
I ended up killing the table then recreating it by extending the Service Management Table.
This gave me all of the functionality that I needed.