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Delete Custom Tasks in Workflow

Former Member
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Hi,

While customizing one of the standard WFs, I created a New Task. The Number assigned to the Task being 99990001. 9999 being customized number range.

But, later I realized, I do not need this task any more

and I deleted it.

At some later time, I needed to create another task for another workflow, and the number assigned being 99990002.

My client do not want the 99990001 number to go waste. Is there a way, I can reset the Number Range to 99990001.?

Thanks,

Suryakiran D.

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Former Member
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Hi,

I am sorry to say that once a number is assigned to a task, you can not use it again, even if you delete the task.

The only way is to reset the number range.

This is not at all advisable.

Regards,

Shashank

Hi,

While customizing one of the standard WFs, I created a New Task. The Number assigned to the Task being 99990001. 9999 being customized number range.

But, later I realized, I do not need this task any more

and I deleted it.

At some later time, I needed to create another task for another workflow, and the number assigned being 99990002.

My client do not want the 99990001 number to go waste. Is there a way, I can reset the Number Range to 99990001.?

Thanks,

Suryakiran D.

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Former Member
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Hi suryakiran,

1. Im not sure, but

can try with SNRO tcode.

regards,

amit m.

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vinod_gunaware2
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hI

check TRANSACTION SWU3. In which u can set number range.

regards

vinod

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Former Member
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648

Hi,

I am sorry to say that once a number is assigned to a task, you can not use it again, even if you delete the task.

The only way is to reset the number range.

This is not at all advisable.

Regards,

Shashank