Default data object
of type Short Text defined for all processes. Holds the user name
of the person who starts an instance of this process.1
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Default data object
of type Short Text defined for all processes. Holds the title for
a process instance.1
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Data object of type
Short Text defined for all processes. Holds the group name used by
the @Account Manager swimlane policy.1
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Data object of type
Short Text defined for all processes. Holds the group name used by
the @Fulfillment Manager swimlane policy.1
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Status value defined
for all processes.2
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Status value defined
for all processes.2
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The swimlane corresponds
to a group participant defined in the process data object Account
Manager. The value in the data object is assigned at run time using
this policy. Only users who are members of this group can review orders.
The group is an implicit value. Therefore, the value assigned to the
data object must exist as a group in SAS metadata.
For example, the default
value is US Region Accountants, so if no initial value assignment
is made for this data object when starting a workflow instance, there
must be a group defined with that name in SAS metadata.
Because the workflow
role assigned is Potential Owner, any user from that group can claim
the task. Once it is claimed, the user becomes the Actual Owner, the
task is locked, and no others users can perform the activity.3
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Status value defined
for Review Order.4
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Status value defined
for Review Order.4
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The swimlane corresponds
to a group participant defined in the process data object Fulfillment
Manager. The value in the data object is assigned at run time using
this policy. Only users who are members of this group can complete
orders. The group is an implicit value. Therefore, the value assigned
to the data object must exist as a group in SAS metadata.
For example, the default
value is US Region Supply Managers, so if no initial value assignment
is made for this data object when starting a workflow instance, there
must be a group defined with that name in SAS metadata.
Because the workflow
role assigned is Potential Owner, any user from that group can claim
the task. Once it is claimed, the user becomes the Actual Owner, the
task is locked and no others users can perform the activity.3
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1This data object value is defined at the root process level and is set as visible within the entire subtree by default. This setting allows access to the value by decisions and policies at run time by all contained activities and subprocesses. However, the value is not accessible as a local copy of the data object. | ||
2This status value is defined at the root process level and is set as visible within the entire subtree by default. This setting allows access to the value by decisions and policies at run time by all contained activities and subprocesses. However, the value is not accessible as a local copy of the status. | ||
3Only users can be assigned to the Actual Owner workflow role. Participants of SAS Metadata type group or role type must be assigned as Potential Owner and their user members must claim the task to become Actual Owner. | ||
4This status value is defined at the activity level and is set as visible within the entire subtree by default. This setting allows access to the value by decisions and policies at run time by all contained activities and subprocesses. However, the value is not accessible as a local copy of the status. |