Question Re: Workflow Configuration Setup. in Technology Q&A

Workflow Configuration Setup.

Former Member — Mon, 18 Jul 2011 15:42:35 GMT

Hello,

I need to carry out the initial Workflow Configuration setup for Workflow on the development box.

Need some help.

1. List of steps that I need to execute to setup workflow configuration.

2. User Roles that my sap userid should have to execute Workflow COnfiguraiton setup. for example for automatic configuration.

Thanks

Re: Workflow Configuration Setup.

Former Member — Mon, 18 Jul 2011 16:40:28 GMT

Here

http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=HowtodoSAPWorkflow+customizing

Cheers, rob.

Re: Workflow Configuration Setup.

Former Member — Mon, 18 Jul 2011 18:23:53 GMT

Thanks for that brushup

I wanted to know more about the roles the userid should have using which Worklfow customizing is done.

Thanks.

Re: Workflow Configuration Setup.

Former Member — Tue, 19 Jul 2011 06:32:34 GMT

Look, please make some effort this is just ridiculous.

SDN is a place for SAP professionals, this subject has come up in these forums and there are even blogs written about it.

Don't you feel ashamed having to ask people to spoonfeed you?

I know I would.

Re: Workflow Configuration Setup.

Former Member — Tue, 19 Jul 2011 13:06:55 GMT

Rob,

Just to re-educate you this is not your personal blog, but this is SAP Profeesionals blog.

Anybody can come up with their queries and help.If you dont want to answer i think you can keep distance, as nobody is forcing you to reply or you are not bound to reply.

"To answer your question i would be ashamed of a person for not being unprofessional and unmature on network like this."

Cheers,

Sunny

Re: Workflow Configuration Setup.

Former Member — Tue, 19 Jul 2011 13:18:25 GMT

If you feel that I have violated the rules of engagement

Then you are entitled to cllick the report abuse button

Re: Workflow Configuration Setup.

Former Member — Tue, 19 Jul 2011 17:53:00 GMT

Sunny - you are correct. This is a professional forum and both the moderators and the community as a whole expect users to put some effort into finding a solution before posting here.

Rob

Re: Workflow Configuration Setup.

Former Member — Tue, 19 Jul 2011 19:16:52 GMT

Rob Burbank ,

With your comments i understand you support Rob Dielemans quote "Don't you feel ashamed having to ask people to spoonfeed you?"

So this is how the members with in this community should be coummunicating insulting the other guy who has requested for help. As per your comment you are encouraging this.

I think as a moderator you should have written to Rob Dielemans for making such a insulting quote.

I am really surprised.

Re: Workflow Configuration Setup.

Former Member — Tue, 19 Jul 2011 19:31:12 GMT

Rob said it perhaps not the way I would have; on the other hand though, the gist of what he is saying is correct.

You asked a simple, basic question that showed no effort on your part to find a solution. If your question showed that you had an idea about what steps need to be done, I don't think the conversation would have been the same.

If you disagree with moderation, you can post a thread in the Suggestions and Comments forum.

Rob

Re: Workflow Configuration Setup.

Former Member — Tue, 19 Jul 2011 20:07:52 GMT

Rob Burbank,

What ever the gist of the discussion was, but the same should be addressed in a proffessional way in a Professional Forum.

Not by insulting someone in a public forum. Atleast Rob D understands this hence forth.

Thats all I want to Convey. Thanks for your time.

Re: Workflow Configuration Setup.

Former Member — Tue, 19 Jul 2011 20:35:36 GMT

As far as I am aware I am fully complying to forum guidelines.

I did not attack

I did not use abusive language

I did search before I posted

And I did not insult.

I did give an opinion and I did ask a question.

It's up to you to answer that question in the affirmative, negative or even refrain from answering at all.

Your choice.

I, as a professional have been frequenting this forum for quite some time AND have been giving some of my vast knowledge and experience back tot this otherwise wonderful community. (see questions:answers ratio )

It might be my problem but whenever someone decides to post a question in a forum I project my own professionalism and ethics and read the post as if I could have posted it.

Call me arrogant but the very least I expect is that the questioner has put some effort into trying to find the answer for him-, or herself before posting a question.

And I hazard to guess that that is the gist that the other Rob is hinting at.

Cheers, have a wonderful life and always endeavor to be the best,

Rob Dielemans