Diagnosis When the (sub)workflow '&V1&' (no. &V2&, step or definition no. &V3&)was created, there was no initiator (element _WF_Initiator>) inthe workflow container.System Response The workflow was started without the element _WF_Initiator>. This leads to problems if the workflow (or one of its subworkflows)uses the element _WF_Initiator> as the agent of a task.Procedure Make sure a binding has been defined for the element _WF_Initiator > from the event which started the workflow to the container of theworkflow task '&V1&' (no. &V2&). The element EVT_CREATOR> of theevent container generally contains a user name or anotherorganizational unit which can be used for this binding definition. When the workflow is started in dialog, this error should not occursince the initiator is then set automatically by the appropriateworkflow transaction. When a subworkflow is started, the initiator of the higher-level parentworkflow is used automatically. |