2006 Jul 05 2:11 PM
Hello,
currently we are splitting an R/3 system into 2 separate systems:
1 system for financial and logistical data
1 system for HR data.
At the moment we have running workflows in our original system. It is impossible to let the running WFs phase out before the split. Luckily HR Workflows dont use fin/log dataand vice versa, so the split is clean.
Thus after the split we need to transfer all running HR workflows to the new HRsystem. In a second step we need to delete the HR workitems in the FIN/LOG system and vice versa.
Our id would be to copy all work items to the new HR system and then to delete all nonHR workitems using transaction swwl.
The question that remains is which tables to copy?
We looked up the tables realted to archive object 'WORKITEM'. This results in a number of tables. When looking at the related develoment classes (sww, swp &swz) we find a lotmore tables. Should we also copy those? And can we then be sure that we copied everything.
Does anyone have any experience with this?
Greetings,
Bart
2006 Jul 05 2:29 PM
I think you will need to copy all the tables displayed in SARA
Message was edited by: Kiran Raorane
Hello,
currently we are splitting an R/3 system into 2 separate systems:
1 system for financial and logistical data
1 system for HR data.
At the moment we have running workflows in our original system. It is impossible to let the running WFs phase out before the split. Luckily HR Workflows dont use fin/log dataand vice versa, so the split is clean.
Thus after the split we need to transfer all running HR workflows to the new HRsystem. In a second step we need to delete the HR workitems in the FIN/LOG system and vice versa.
Our id would be to copy all work items to the new HR system and then to delete all nonHR workitems using transaction swwl.
The question that remains is which tables to copy?
We looked up the tables realted to archive object 'WORKITEM'. This results in a number of tables. When looking at the related develoment classes (sww, swp &swz) we find a lotmore tables. Should we also copy those? And can we then be sure that we copied everything.
Does anyone have any experience with this?
Greetings,
Bart
2006 Jul 05 2:29 PM
I think you will need to copy all the tables displayed in SARA
Message was edited by: Kiran Raorane