EGL9.2: Business Process Instance Page Requires Refresh to Run Any Subsequent Processes When Using Business Process Weaver.
(Doc ID 2107886.1)
Last updated on APRIL 04, 2025
Applies to:
PeopleSoft Enterprise FIN General Ledger - Version 9.2 to 9.2 [Release 9]Information in this document applies to any platform.
Symptoms
Issue:
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Business Process Instance page (BPW_PROC_INST) requires Refresh to run any subsequent processes.
Steps to Replicate:
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- Navigate to General Ledger > Journals > Process Journals > Edit Journals and create a new run control ID GL1 for Edit Journals process.
- Navigate to General Ledger > Journals > Process Journals > Post Journals and create a new run control ID GL2 for Post Journals process.
- Navigate to Set Up Financials/Supply Chain > Common Definitions > Business Process Weaver > Business Process Definition and create a new User Defined Business Process Definition. Step1 is linked to Task ID PS_GL_JEDIT, step 2 is linked to Task ID PS_GL_JP and Step 1 is a Predecessor of Step 2.
- Navigate to Background Processes > Business Process Weaver > Business Process Run Control and add a new Process Run Control ID for the process weaver ID defined in previous step. Define Server Name. Link step 1 to Run Control ID GL1, link step 2 to Run Control ID GL2 and save changes.
- Open a new window and go to Process Monitor.
- Go back to Business Process Run Control and click on ‘Start Process’. First process is started and is marked yellow.
- Go back to Process Monitor and click on ‘Refresh’. Wait until process is finished.
- The problem is that the second process is NOT started automatically. The next process will only start when user goes back to Business Process Run Control and click on ‘Refresh’.
- Go back to Business Process Run Control. After clicking on ‘Refresh’ the first process is marked green and second process is started.
Changes
Cause
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