Play around with D365FO workflow .. Some code samples to
1. Current workflow User a by code
public WorkflowUser currentWFUser(Common _common)
{
WorkflowTrackingStatusTable workflowTrackingStatusTable;
WorkflowTrackingTable workflowTrackingTable;
select firstonly RecId from workflowTrackingStatusTable
join User from workflowTrackingTable
order by WorkflowTrackingTable.CreatedDateTime desc
where workflowTrackingTable.WorkflowTrackingStatusTable == workflowTrackingStatusTable.RecId
&& workflowTrackingStatusTable.ContextRecId == _common.RecId
&& workflowTrackingStatusTable.ContextTableId == _common.TableId
&& workflowTrackingTable.TrackingContext == WorkflowTrackingContext::WorkItem;
return workflowTrackingTable.User;
}
2. Approve a workflow by code
public void autoApproveWF(Common _common, str _user)
{
WorkflowWorkItemTable WorkflowWorkItemTable;
select WorkflowWorkItemTable
where workflowWorkItemTable.Type == WorkflowWorkItemType::WorkItem
&& workflowWorkItemTable.Status == WorkflowWorkItemStatus::Pending
&& WorkflowWorkItemTable.RefTableId== _common.TableId
&& WorkflowWorkItemTable.RefRecId == _common.RecId;
WorkflowWorkItemActionManager::dispatchWorkItemAction(
WorkflowWorkItemTable,
"Auto Approve by system",
_user,
WorkflowWorkItemActionType::Complete,
menuitemDisplayStr(PurchReqTable));
}
3, Display approver name
display WorkflowApprovalName Displayapprovername()
{
WorkflowTrackingStatusTable workflowTrackingStatusTable;
WorkflowTrackingTable WorkflowTrackingTable;
WorkflowApprovalName approvername;
select firstonly workflowtrackingstatustable
join workflowtrackingtable
where workflowtrackingstatustable.ContextRecId == this.recid
&& workflowtrackingtable.TrackingContext == workflowtrackingcontext::WorkItem
&& workflowtrackingtable.TrackingType == workflowtrackingtype::Approval
&& workflowtrackingtable.WorkflowTrackingStatusTable == workflowtrackingstatustable .recid;
{
approvername = workflowtrackingtable.User;
}
return approvername;
}
4. Get last approver name for PO by PurchID
select firstFast _PURCHTABLE where _PURCHTABLE.PurchId == purchTable.PurchId ;
select firstFast _WorkflowTrackingStatusTable
order by _WorkflowTrackingStatusTable.RecId desc
where _WorkflowTrackingStatusTable.ContextRecId == _PURCHTABLE.RecId && _WorkflowTrackingStatusTable.ContextCompanyId == curext()
&& _WorkflowTrackingStatusTable.TrackingStatus == WorkflowTrackingStatus::Completed ;
select _WorkflowTrackingTable
order by _WorkflowTrackingTable.createdDateTime desc
where _WorkflowTrackingTable.WorkflowTrackingStatusTable == _WorkflowTrackingStatusTable.RecId
&& _WorkflowTrackingTable.TrackingType == 4 ;
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