Sivarama,

>From my pains in setting this up, I've realized that once the approval
process kicks off, there is no way to really undo it within the change.
So based on that, what should happen is the following:

1.      Change gets submitted with incorrect change manager group which
fires off the approval to the incorrect group.
2.      That group gets the approval, and Rejects it, and also picks the
correct group that the change should be routed to and saves the request.
(make sure that on your Approval Process Configuration, the Rejected
state is Rejected and nothing else)
3.      Either the old or new change manager should use the Process Flow
Wizard and click Restart. This will now fire off the approval to the new
group.

 

Hope this helps. 

 

Tauf Chowdhury | Forest Laboratories, Inc.

Sr. Analyst

Office: 631.858.7765

 

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Hi Group,

             I have defined the approval routings in my organization
using the Change Manager information in the Role tab (in additional
mappings). My routing is working fine and is getting routed to the
appropriate department based on the change manager being selected in the
change form. But the problem arises when the change submitter selects
the wrong change manager information. It is getting routed as per the
definition. When the change manager realizes that the request is not
meant for him and tries to change it to someone else, remedy does not
seem to be recalculating the approval routings and tends to remain in
the same approval queue. Can anyone suggest me how do I overcome this
problem. I can add an approval group manually but I cannot remove the
already existing approval group from the approvers tab. 

            I have one further issue. My approval mapping seems to be
working fine for all the approval stages except implementation approval
phase. When I log in as one of the approvers to approve the change I get
an error saying that an activelink condition had failed which fired the
error. Did any one come accross a similar problem? Please let me know.

Thanks
Sivarama



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