Business Process Driver {GBPM-3}

To define your Business Process Drivers.

The Business Process can directly be accessed via this option or via the EP functionality. If accessed via the EP functionality we suggest that you create a new menu and option in {USERS-1}.

Fields in the option:

Block 1: Driver Detail

Field	Type & Length	Description
Business Function	A10	The name of your Business Function. This is the function where your menu and options are linked to. The Business Function Driver Code must be defined in {STWEBM-1}.
User	A8	The user who created this process.
Date Created	DD-MON-YYYY	System default date
Sequence	N9	The sequence is a unique number for your process.
Next 10 fields		This fields are displayed according to number of fields you indicate {GBPM-2},TAB - Required Variables.

Example(s):

Block 2: Business Process Steps

Field	Type & Length	Description
Sequence	N10	The sequence of the step in this Business Processes.
Mand	A1	Indicate if the sequence is mandatory (Y)es/(N)o and has to be executed.
Dep Seq	N9	The sequence number should be completed here if this sequence is dependant upon a previous sequence.
Menu	A7	The menu of this step.
Option	A2	The option of this step.
Sel	Tick	If this has been ticked this sequence will run when "Auto Execute" is clicked.
User	A8	The user who last ran this option.
Date Executed	DD-MON-YYYY	The date this option was last run on.
Static Outcome	A1	The outcome when this field is orginally validated (Y)es/(N)o
Dynamic Outcome	A1	The outcome when this field is dynamically validated (Y)es/(N)o
Execute	Button	Click this button to execute the menu and option.
Auto Execute	Button	Click on the button te execute all the selected options in sequence.

Example(s):

Processing Rules
	No special processing rules

Date	System Version	By Whom	Job	Description
08-Jan-2007	v01.0.0.0	Amanda Nell	t134871	New manual format.
30-Oct-2007	v01.0.0.0	Vaughn Dumas	t13471	System Owner Proof Read