Posted by [IP Address: 152.158.81.45] 'Elaine' on August 30, 2001 at 04:04:02 EST:
In Reply to: Re: Implementing a time lag - Workflow posted by [IP Address: 152.158.81.45] 'Tom Namla' on August 29, 2001 at 10:21:46 EST:
Unfortunately I work for a company that require System Design Documents before we are even allowed to touch the system. (As it should be!)
Even if we were allowed, I can't, because they're still upgrading it.
Why would they mention in PeopleBooks and on the training course that you can implement a time lag (exactly as I want it) by merely mapping a field, and not inform you that you have to create a Component Interface or DB agent to actually do this???
I wasn't looking for a particularly complex solution - even GSC had no idea what I was talking about!
Have YOU done this before? Have you implemented a time lag in workflow before?
But, granted, your idea of creating a Component Interface does sound as though it can work. It's just a surprising turn of events.
I feel dumb enough already - please don't make it worse!!! ;-)