Hi everyone,
Since I'm using the AFX OOTB, some one variable are not visible in the running request in the Run Time Data which is the "Change State" defined I think by the AFX Fulfillment Handler to verify the status of the request.
There are a decision to create a sub workflow on that :
How can we find the value ?
By the way, there are somewhere a list of all variables ?
I see no one answered your question. Can you try restating it differently?
What variable are you looking for values for?
No there is no definitive list of all variables. Variables are intended to be self documenting by context when displayed in the drop down list dialog box.
Hi Ian,
Thanks for your reply.
It should be really greatful to have an index of variables defined by the product himself split by categories : changeitem, changerequest, afx, etc..
At this moment, I'm looking to understand how are generate some variables like the Change.changeStr displayed in my screenshot and variables ChangeRequestItem.Comment which contains the afx error message. These are needed to detect an error during the fulfilment before creating a manual activities.
I would strongly recommend you vote for one of the existing entries on RSA Ideas for this issue.
Done, thanks for the link
Hey Steve,
We had a similar requirement to determine the status of an outstanding request. Using public views, this will let you the value you're looking for in Change.changeStr if you can't get the built-in variable working (although, with interpreted human readable request states like 'PendingApprovals' etc):
SELECT crd.state as req_state
FROM avuser.pv_change_request cr
INNER JOIN avuser.pv_change_request_detail crd ON cr.id = crd.change_request_id
WHERE cr.name = '${access_request_name}' AND crd.id = '${jobUserData_ChangeRequestItemx2ExItemId}'
Hi Alex, Thanks, I will take a look tomorrow about this table and will reply after that
Hey Steve,
We had a similar requirement to determine the status of an outstanding request. Using public views, this will let you the value you're looking for in Change.changeStr if you can't get the built-in variable working (although, with interpreted human readable request states like 'PendingApprovals' etc):