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‎10-22-2016 01:38 PM
If i have a common workflow for all catalog items and i want to ignore attaching workflow for a specific catalog item, how can i achieve this?
I see there is no input condition for workflows on Requested Item (sc_req_item) table. If i select the table name as sc_request, i can see condition option enabled on the workflow, but the same option is not available when i select Requested Item table.
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‎10-22-2016 08:01 PM
I typically deactivate that Workflow so it never runs on the Request table and handle all approvals, etc... on the Requested Items themselves. I'll create a couple different approval workflows based on client needs and these can then be shared by multiple item workflows by adding them in as sub-workflows. See the following Wiki article - Using Subflows - ServiceNow Wiki
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‎10-22-2016 01:58 PM
Workflows on Catalog Items work a little different than for other tables - you create a Workflow to run on the Requested Item table and then you specify on the Catalog Item itself what Workflow should run on that item. You can create a specific Workflow for that particular item and select it in the Catalog Item form:
You should have either a Workflow or Execution Plan on each item. I highly suggest using a Workflow.
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‎10-22-2016 02:06 PM
Hey Jim,
Thanks for the response, but the OOTB workflow 'Service Catalog Request' is created on Request Table (sc_request) which runs whenever a Request is submitted REQ000001 right? As per your suggestion, we can control not to attach the catalog item workflow but please suggest how to prevent this Request table workflow.
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‎10-22-2016 08:01 PM
I typically deactivate that Workflow so it never runs on the Request table and handle all approvals, etc... on the Requested Items themselves. I'll create a couple different approval workflows based on client needs and these can then be shared by multiple item workflows by adding them in as sub-workflows. See the following Wiki article - Using Subflows - ServiceNow Wiki