|  | Business Process Activities (tgbrg5122s000) Use this session to define the activity.  Activity Type Part of a business process that depending on the type of
		activity requires a certain action by LN or an LN user: Manual activity A task that cannot be automatedBusiness process A hierarchical expansion of the business processApplication A program that can run on the client or server and is
			 defined within a component releaseFile-based (client) A file for which, based on the file extension, the
			 associated application on the client is startedSending trigger An attached business process that is started without user
			 interaction
Control Type An activity in the business process that represents a decision
		moment. The designer of the business process defines with the help of static
		and dynamic conditions for the outgoing transitions the route through the
		process (which of the succeeding activities is carried out and in which order).
		The different types of control activities are, for example, XOR, OR, and
		AND.Application The function depends on the selection you made in the Activity Type.
		  These selections enable the field: Business Process (field description is Code) Select the business process.  Application (field description is Application) Select the application.Argument The function depends on the selection you made in the Activity Type field. These selections activate the field:  Application (field description is Argument) Starts an
				application with the given arguments. File Based (Client) (field description is File) Starts for a file the associated
				application on the client, based on the file extension.
Examples A path and file name. For example 'c:\data\memo.txt'A workflow attribute which at run-time is substituted by
				the actual value of the workflow attribute. To use a workflow attribute, a
				dollar sign ($) must be placed in front of the workflow attribute name. For
				example 'c:\data\$filename'. If the value of the worklfow attribute$filenameis 'memo.txt', the outcome will be 'c:\data\memo.txt'.
Activity Description The name or description of the activity. The Link description Session/Business Process check box must be cleared to insert a description for the activity type business process or application.External Code A user-definable code that indicates the position of a model
		item relative to other model items.Application Authorization This field, which only applies (at this moment) to ERP
		  sessions, indicate to what extent you can use the ERP session. You can only decrease the authorization
			 when linking roles to an activity or business process.Support Application One or more applications that can be linked to a business
		process or an activity to help the employee carry out the process/activity.
		Note that a support application can contain both applications and other support
		applications.Activity Category A division within a system of classification. Most model items
		can be categorized.AO Document A document that is part of the administrative organization in a
		company and which you can link to an activity.Repository Help Help that provides general information about a model item.
		Repository help can also be viewed from a business model.External Business Process Type Select one of these values:Formal External State Specify the formal external state of the formal business
		  process that you want to initiate from the current business process. The formal external state is a reference to
			 the actual external state.Formal External State The name or description of the formal external state.Actual External State Specify the actual external state of the actual business
		  process that you want to initiate from the current business process. The external state, in the business-process
			 diagram that you want to initiate, must first be created. You can then save the
			 business-process diagram to make the actual external state available to zoom
			 to.Actual External State The name or description of the actual external state.Receiving External State Select the external state where the business process must
		  continue at completion of the triggered business process.  Note First define the external state in the
			 business-process diagram. Then save the business-process diagram to make the
			 external state available to zoom to.Receiving External State The name or description of the receiving external state.Container Activity  If this check box is selected, the activity
		  instances are collected and scheduled to the workflow users as one. If one of
		  the workflow users carries out the container activity, the whole bunch of
		  collected activity instances (e.g. orders) can be handled.Automatic Execution  If this check box is selected, the activity is
		  started automatically on the Workflow Server and is not scheduled to the
		  worklist of employees.  Note Enabled if the Task Flow check box
			 is cleared and the Execute on Server is selected.Browse Record  If this check box is selected, it is allowed to
		  browse between records.  Note The LN session must be
			 workflow enabled.Save and Get Defaults  If this check box is selected, it is allowed to
		  save and get the defaults.  Note The LN session must be
			 workflow enabled.Start Query  If this check box is selected, it is allowed to use
		  the filter.  Note The LN session must be
			 workflow enabled.Browse Group  If this check box is selected, it is allowed to use
		  the group buttons for browsing between groups.  Note The LN session must be
			 workflow enabled.Rotate Currency  If this check box is selected, it is allowed to
		  rotate currencies.  Note The LN session must be
			 workflow enabled.Start Chart  If this check box is selected, it is allowed to use
		  charts.  Note The LN session must be
			 workflow enabled.Auto Refresh  If this check box is selected, you can set the
		  refresh rate for those sessions that have the auto refresh option enabled.  Note The LN session must be
			 workflow enabled.Text  If this check box is selected, it is allowed to
		  create/modify/read text.  Note The LN session must be
			 workflow enabled.Make Job  If this check box is selected, it is allowed to
		  make a job.  Note The LN session must be
			 workflow enabled.Start Option Via this field, which only applies (at this moment) to ERP
		  sessions, you can select the start option that automatically must be started at
		  session start up. Always verify if the startup option is
			 supported by the applicable ERP session.Specific Option This field is enabled if the Start Option field is set to Specific. Via this field, which only applies (at this
			 moment) to ERP sessions, you can select a Specific menu command of the selected application (ERP session). When the application is carried out the
			 Specific menu command is automatically started.Do Find first  If this check box is selected, a Find Record is
		  performed at startup of the ERP session.  Note The Do Find first check box is enabled only if you select Specific as the Start Option. For all the other startup options, this
			 is automatically carried out.User with Least Workload  If this check box is selected, the activity instances are scheduled to the employee that has the least amount of
		  work assigned. The amount of work is calculated based on
			 the employment percentage and the number of activity instances on his or her
			 worklist.Make Activity Executor the Process Instance Owner  If this check box is selected, the employee that
		  carries out the activity instance will automatically become its process instance owner.Activity can be skipped  If this check box is selected, you allow the
		  employee to skip the activity instance. The employee can skip an activity
		  instance in the Worklist Handler, so the next activity of the business process can be scheduled.Change Priority allowed  If this check box is selected, you allow the
		  employee to change the priority of the activity instance. The employee can
		  change the priority of an activity instance via the Worklist Handler.Process Instance Creator  If this check box is selected, the activity instances are scheduled to the employee that is the creator of the process instance. The creator of the process instance is the
			 employee that initiated the process instance through the Worklist Handler. During the life cycle of the process instance the creator
			 remains the same.Process Instance Owner  If this check box is selected, the activity instances are scheduled to the employee that is the owner of the process instance. The owner of the process instance is the
			 employee that initiated the process instance through the Worklist Handler. During the life cycle of the process instance the owner can
			 change.Executor-Specific Activity  If this check box is selected, the activity instance is scheduled to the employee that carries out the activity
		  instance that you specified.Executor Specific Activity Select an activity ( position number) that
		  precedes the current activity. The activity instance may only be scheduled to the employee that carries out the
		  selected activity. Do not mix up the position number and the external code. The external code is displayed in the enterprise modeler editor the position number is managed internally.Supervisor Instance Owner  If this check box is selected, the activity
		  instances are scheduled to the supervisor of the employee group in which the
		  process instance owner resides. The owner of the process instance is the
			 employee that initiated the process instance through the Worklist Handler.
			 During the life cycle of the process instance the owner can change.Supervisor Instance Creator  If this check box is selected, the activity
		  instances are scheduled to the supervisor of the employee group in which the
		  process instance creator resides. The creator of the process instance is the
			 employee that initiated the process instance through the Worklist Handler.
			 During the life cycle of the process instance the creator is the same.Supervisor Executor-Specific Activity  If this check box is selected, the activity
		  instance is scheduled to the supervisor of the employee group in which the
		  employee resides that carries out the activity instance that you specified.Principal Group Instance Owner  If this check box is selected, the activity
		  instances are scheduled to the employees of the principal employee group in
		  which the process instance owner resides. The owner of the process instance is the
			 employee that initiated the process instance through the Worklist Handler.
			 During the life cycle of the process instance the owner can change.Extended Scheduling  If this check box is selected, you can specify the
		  extended scheduling parameters on the Extended Scheduling tab.Principal Group Instance Creator  If this check box is selected, the activity
		  instances are scheduled to the employees of the principal employee group in
		  which the process instance creator resides. The creator of the process instance is the
			 employee that initiated the process instance through the Worklist Handler.
			 During the life cycle of the process instance the creator is the same.Principal Group Executor-Specific Activity  If this check box is selected, the activity
		  instance is scheduled to the employees of the principal employee group in which
		  the employee resides that carries out the activity instance that you specified.Number of Users to Execute Specify the number of employees that need to have executed the
		  current activity before the activity is removed from the worklist of all the
		  other employees to whom the activity was scheduled. Through this functionality you can, for
			 example, do an inquiry that need a specific number of people to respond.Percentage of Users to Execute Specify the percentage of employees, from the total number of
		  employees that had the activity scheduled to their worklist, that need to have
		  executed the current activity before the activity is removed from the worklist
		  of all the other employees to whom the activity was scheduled. Through this functionality you can, for
			 example, do an inquiry that need a specific percentage of people, to whom the
			 activity was scheduled, to respond.Elapse Days Specify the number of days that the instances of the activity
		  must remain on the worklist of the employees. To calculate the total elapse time add the
			 elapse hours. If you specify 0 this function is not
			 active.Elapse Hours Specify the number of hours that the instances of the activity
		  must remain on the worklist of the employees. To calculate the total elapse time add the
			 elapse days. If you specify 0 this function is not
			 active.Principal Group Executor Specific Activity Select an activity ( position number) that
		  precedes the current activity. The activity instance may only be scheduled to
		  the employees of the principal employee group in which the employee resides
		  that carries out the selected activity.Wfl Attribute with Execution Company Select a workflow attribute whose value is a company number. In other
		  words, make sure that the domain used by the workflow attribute is of type
		  company. By means of this functionality you can
			 start an application or business process, or trigger a business process in another company than the
			 current one.Supervisor Executor Specific Activity Select an activity ( position number) that
		  precedes the current activity. The activity instance may only be scheduled to
		  the supervisor of the employee group in which the employee resides that carries
		  out the activity selected.URL Uniform Resource Locator (URL). An address for a resource on
		the Internet. URLs are used by Web browsers to locate Internet
		resources. A URL specifies: The protocol to be used in accessing the resource (such as
			 http: for a World Wide Web page, or ftp: for an FTP site).The name of the server on which the resource resides (such as
			 www.whitehouse.gov).The path to a resource (such as an HTML document or a file on
			 that server).
Option Authorizations  If this check box is selected, you can specify the
		  extended startup options on the Option Authorizations tab.Triggered Business Process Select the business process that must be triggered in case you have chosen the Actual
		  Business Process option in the External Business Process Type field.Link description Session/Business Process The function depends on the selection you made in the Activity Type.
		  These selections enable the field: Business Process  If this check box is selected, the description of
			 the business process is inserted
			 in the Activity Description field and used as the description for the current
			 activity.Application  If this check box is selected, the description of
			 the application is inserted in
			 the Activity Description field and used as the description for the current
			 activity. If you clear the check box the description
			 remains and can be changed.Multi-User Activity  If this check box is selected, you can specify the
		  multi-user activity parameters on the Multi-User Activity tab.Component A set of applications and their related data.Component Release The identification of the issue of a component.Executor Specific Activity The name or description of the activity.Supervisor Executor Specific Activity The name or description of the activity.Principal Group Executor Specific Activity The name or description of the activity.Task Flow  If this check box is selected, the next activity
		  instance in the worklist of the employee that belongs to the same process
		  instance as the current control activity instance, is started automatically. Through this functionality the employee
			 only needs to seek and start the first (control) activity instance of a process
			 instance. The remaining (control) activity instances of the same process
			 instance, that are in the worklist of the employee, are started automatically
			 provided also these (control) activities have the check box selected. Note Enabled if the Automatic Execution is cleared.Trigger Whole Process  If this check box is selected, you do not need to
		  specify an external state because the
		  begin state is used to trigger the business process.Original Activity A pointer to the original activity within a business process
		  version. This actually means that this activity is a
			 copy of the original activity. Therefore, if something changes to this activity
			 the original activity should (maybe) be adjusted as well. The pointer helps you
			 locate the original activity.Original Activity The name or description of the original activity.Execute on Server  If this check box is selected, the activity is
		  executed on the Workflow Server. Without the Automatic Execution check box selected the activity is scheduled to the worklist
			 of the employees. An employee must start the activity that then is executed on
			 the workflow server. If you do not want an employee to receive
			 the activity in his or her worklist select the Automatic Execution check box.Task Flow  If this check box is selected, the next activity
		  instance in the worklist of the employee that belongs to the same process
		  instance as the current activity instance is started automatically. Through this functionality the employee
			 only needs to seek and start the first activity instance of a process instance.
			 The remaining activity instances of the same process instance, that are in the
			 worklist of the employee, are started automatically provided that these
			 activities have this check box selected. Note Enabled if the Automatic Execution check box is cleared.Automatic Execution  If this check box is selected, the control activity
		  instance is started automatically on the Workflow Server.  Note Enabled if the Task Flow check box
			 is cleared.Confirmation needed  If this check box is selected, the employee will be asked a
		  question when closing the activity instance. The question aks if the activity instance was carried out succesfully. If the answer is No, the activity
		  instance is not removed from the work list of the employee and can be started again.  Note Not applicable for activities of type
			 Sending Trigger and Business Process.    |  |