Hi Guys
Can you re-open a closed instance?
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If you say 'closed' instance, I assume you're referring to completed instance.
Sorry, out-of-the-box functionality does not cater for this. You can however get the necessary data from the K2Log db and start a new proc instance to duplicate the old process.
Regards,
Ockert
Sorry, out-of-the-box functionality does not cater for this. You can however get the necessary data from the K2Log db and start a new proc instance to duplicate the old process.
Regards,
Ockert
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Do have sample code to:
get the necessary data from the K2Log db and start a new proc instance to duplicate the old process.
thanks,
get the necessary data from the K2Log db and start a new proc instance to duplicate the old process.
thanks,
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Is there a way to use the SDK API to uncomplete a process then use redirect to send the workitem back to a specific activity?
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Once again, sorry, not out-of-the-box functionality. There is no way, not through custom coding nor through the API to "un-complete"/roll back a completed process instance.
Regards,
Ockert
Regards,
Ockert
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ockert,
Your recomendation is good, BUT DO YOU HACE SAMPLE CODE FOR WAHT YOU ARE RECOMENDING. At least give me a link or something.
get the necessary data from the K2Log db and start a new proc instance to duplicate the old process.
Your recomendation is good, BUT DO YOU HACE SAMPLE CODE FOR WAHT YOU ARE RECOMENDING. At least give me a link or something.
get the necessary data from the K2Log db and start a new proc instance to duplicate the old process.
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To get the completed process' data.
/K2V3/workspaceservice/filterservice.asmx
Hopefully you stored your fields in the XMLfield then you can use GetProcxmlData method.
Sample ProcID and ProcInstID is available after you do the Search.
/K2V3/workspaceservice/filterservice.asmx
Hopefully you stored your fields in the XMLfield then you can use GetProcxmlData method.
Sample ProcID and ProcInstID is available after you do the Search.
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