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Exception.Code:30052 Error "The Routing Slip Is Associated With The Task Definition default/ContractsCoreApprovalComposite!xxx/ContractsApproval" (Doc ID 3034335.1)

Last updated on JULY 16, 2024

Applies to:

Oracle Fusion Enterprise Contracts Management Cloud Service - Version 11.13.24.04.0 and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Symptoms

On : 11.13.24.04.0 version, Authoring

When attempting to submit contract for approval, the contract remains in pending approval status. Task is not getting assigned to any assignee. While reviewing the task from admin user, it is in Alerted status and the error exception is populated. Same error can be located at SOA task fault level.

ERROR
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exception.code:30052 exception.type: ERROR exception.severity: 2 exception.name: Error in routing slip. exception.description: An error occurred in evaluating the assignees of the task from the routing slip for participant SoaOLabel.Stage1ParallelApprovers. The error is exception.code:30052 exception.type: ERROR exception.severity: 2 exception.name: Error in routing slip. exception.description: An error occurred in evaluating the assignees of the task from the routing slip for participant OnErrorParticipantType. The error is null. The routing slip is associated with the task definition default/ContractsCoreApprovalComposite!16215912_36506274/ContractsApproval. exception.fix: Check the routing slip in the task definition and correct the error. . The routing slip is associated with the task definition default/ContractsCoreApprovalComposite!16215912_36506274/ContractsApproval. exception.fix: Check the routing slip in the task definition and correct the error.


STEPS
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The issue can be reproduced at will with the following steps:
1. Submit contract for approval.
2. Observe the task flow from admin / SOA logs for the task and observe the noted error.

Changes

 This issue occurs after knowingly or unknowingly make changes to any of the Task assignee directly without using the task editor.

Cause

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