on 10-22-2014 10:20 PM
Dear all,
I've got a question concerning standard status management.
Our client requirement is to have a final 'state' to the service request. In other word, when the service request is set to the user statuts 'Answered', the system status is completed which means that the service request can not be edited anymore. Can it be managed by the standard?
In status management, after creating a status profile for my service request, I have seen that i can add Transaction Control.
I have set my status 'Answered' as -AM03 but I don't see any impact on the service request. Can the standard be configured in that way?
Can a user status can be defined as final that the document can not be modified adterwards?
Thank you,
Regards,
Anaïs
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Hi Siraj,
Sorry to come back on that subject. We have a new problem that came across this customizing.
Let me explain : Here is my status profile:
For status FERM, I have set up the customizing previously mentionned :
for all the other status, I do not have this parameter.
Then, if I go to the web_ui, I cannot make modification on my transaction that is "Clôturé", which is what I expect.
But, I cannot create a new transaction anymore, I have the same message when I click on New :
As modifying a transaction that is at another statuts :
Can you tell me why this behavior happens? How can I fix it?
Thanks a lot.
Regards,
Anaïs Jaussaud
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Hi Anais,
Can you set the radio button "No Action" instead of "Set" for the corresponding user status.
I guess when you enable the radio button "Set", it is setting this setting to all transactions i guess. Try to make that change and test it again.
If not, then as Maddy suggested you might have to debug and check whats happening.
Regards,
Siraj
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