Guys & Gals,
How would you find out if a given workflow is a standard or custom workflow.
Thanks for advice in advance.
Warm Regards
Raaj
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Hi Raj,
The main difference is seen by the workflow number.
Standard workflows start with numbers like 1,2 etc...
e.g: WS14000002
Custom workflows start with the prefix set by the basis team in SWU3 configuration.
The prefixs generally start with 8 or 9, so any worklfow starting with WS8 or WS9 would be a custom workflow.
eg: WS95100010
Hope this helps!
Regards,
Saumya
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The main difference is the custom workflows start with series 9 and the standard workflows does not start with series 9. and more over it depends on wht exactly you have mentioned or configured in SWU3 txn
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Hi,
Custom would be in 9 Series...
eg. Custom WS90100011,..(Depends in the SWU3 what number prefix no. you assigning)
Then others are std. WS12300111, WS20000077,...
Regards,
Surjith
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Hello,
Usually by the number of the workflow (WS.......) and the prefix that's been set in SWU3.
Usually low numbers (starting with 0, 1 or 2) are SAP standard.
regards
Rick Bakker
Hanabi Technology
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