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Process Chain involves three main steps
In this tutorial you will learn –
Steps to create a process chain.
Steps to check consistency of process chain.
Steps to activate a process chain.
Steps to assign Process Chain to application component.
Steps to activate a Process Chain.
How to Monitor Process Chains.
RSPC is the whole and sole transaction used for Process Chain Maintenance. In this screen, existing process chains are sorted by “ApplicationComponents”.
There are two views available:
The default mode is Planning View.
Step 1)
Creating a Process Chain:
Click the “Create” icon.
Step 2)
Click Check Mark
Step 3)
A new window pops-up. Click on “New” icon to create a new “Start Process”.
Step 4)
Step 5)
The subsequent screen is used to assign time-based or event based trigger for the process chain.
Step 6)
Steps for Scheduling a Process Chain:
Click save
Step 7)
Add Info Package:
Click on icon for “Process Types” to proceed.
Step 8)
As discussed earlier, data load can be triggered via an InfoPackage or a DTP.
Step 9)
A new pop-up window appears. Here you can choose the required InfoPackage.
Step 10)
Connect both the Start Variant and the InfoPackage:
There are 2 ways to do this – Right click on first step. Click on “Connect With” ->“Load Data”
Another way is to select the “Start Variant” and keep the left mouse button pressed. Then move mouse button to the target step. An arrow should follow your movement. Stop pressing the mouse button and new connection is created. From the start process to every second step there is a black line.
The Process chain appears as below after a Connection between the Start variant and Infopackage is created.
For any subsequent step, we can choose if the successor step shall be executed only if the predecessor.
SAP will verify if all steps are connected and have at least one predecessor. Logical errors are not detected. If we get warnings or “Chain is OK”message, we can activate it. If the check identifies some errors , we have to remove the errors first.
By default, the Process Chain is created under application component “Not Assigned”.
Alternatively press the button “Schedule”.
The chain will be scheduled as background job and can be viewed in SM37 transaction code. You will find a job named “BI_PROCESS_TRIGGER”. All the Process chains are scheduled with same job name.
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