04-30-2023 1:10 PM
This post is part of the SAP Build Community Challenge (April 2023)
This challenge will focus on the other major part of SAP Build Process Automation: Building workflows.
For this last SAP Build challenge, we want you to do 2 things:
To set up SAP Build Process Automation, use the SAP BTP Free trial.
Upload pictures of:
Here are the Zodiac signs and personality traits we used.
Sign | Trait |
Aries | You are courageous person |
Taurus | You are a stable person |
Gemini | You are a spontaneous person |
Cancer | You are both an emotional and material person |
Leo | You are a passionate person |
Virgo | You are a logical person |
Libra | You are a person in equilibrium |
Scorpio | You are a mysterious person |
Sagittarius | You are a curious person |
Capricorn | You are a patient and dedicated person |
Aquarius | You are a innovative person |
Pisces | You are a sensitive person |
Good luck ... and don't forget to kudo the posts that you like 😺
If you need, here’s a quick tutorial that will teach how to create a simple business process in SAP Build Process Automation:
You will need to create a Decision task, so here’s another tutorial specifically to show you how to do a decision:
04-30-2023 3:47 PM - edited 04-30-2023 4:09 PM
Hi @dan_wroblewski ,
You are really altruistic about giving kudos to everyone but there is a SAP restriction to do it 😅 ..... in only one shot:
In the meantime, let's enjoy developing the new challenge.
Thanks!
05-03-2023 5:46 PM
04-30-2023 10:08 PM
My submission for week 5 is below. I also gave kudos to the previous weeks' posts that helped me achieve the missions. For this week, adding 'the Great' to the name was not straightforward.
05-01-2023 3:18 AM
05-02-2023 5:34 AM
I agree with you about the helpfulness of the help inside the formula editor, and we should have such things all throughout.
The Decision step is a little tricky and it also took me a while to understand what was going on (I still have trouble sometimes). Thanks for completing 😺
04-30-2023 11:51 PM
Hello Dan,
Here's my week 5 submission. It's great to learn from this challenge series. Thank you very much!
05-01-2023 2:22 AM
Hi Dan,
Here is my week 5 submission. Thanks for all five challenges.
Trigger form
Output form - Inbox
Process
I'll continue to put Kudos to the great answers in the challenges. Thanks again.
Regards,
Anupam
05-02-2023 5:34 AM
05-02-2023 5:49 AM
Hi Dan, as the steps are not dependent and can be executed in parallel, I put those on the branch. I did try the serial one first, then decided to go ahead with parallel branches.
05-01-2023 4:23 AM - edited 05-01-2023 4:26 AM
Hi @dan_wroblewski ,
Thank you for all the challenges!
I've learned some new things from these challenges and expect more from this community.
Here is my output,
05-02-2023 5:28 AM
05-02-2023 6:53 AM
Both the decision steps are independent and can be executed parallelly. So I thought Branch would be suitable for this scenario.
05-01-2023 4:42 AM
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05-02-2023 5:25 AM
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05-02-2023 5:23 AM
05-02-2023 5:43 AM
Hi @dan_wroblewski ,
Was just trying out Branch and Merge method instead of direct line flow .
Regards
Vinay
05-01-2023 12:06 PM
Hello,
Here is my contribution.
Instructive challenge, great way to understand data type usage
05-02-2023 5:31 AM
05-01-2023 3:08 PM
Hi Dan,
Below is my submission for Challenge 5!!
Entry Form
Inbox View:
Process Definition:
thank you once again!!
Regards,
Aruljothi Arumugam
05-02-2023 5:29 AM
05-02-2023 2:54 PM - edited 05-02-2023 3:57 PM
Hi,
And the last part is over, thanks for the challenge, looking forward to the new one.
In the decision part for zodiacs, I used the "Text Rule" for the decision and it was a bit difficult to identify all zodiacs, I think it would be more effective if it was possible to use like SAP Build App.
At first I didn't use the branches, but then I thought it would be more user-friendly and I did.
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05-02-2023 3:41 PM
Hi Dan,
thanks for the last challenge.
"the Great" part was a bit tricky for me, but finally I made it 🙂
Patrik
05-03-2023 8:27 AM
05-02-2023 5:13 PM
Hi @dan_wroblewski !
Thank you for the challenge..
I was hoping a bonus task though 😢
Here it is my process (I couldn't take a picture with all the nodes straight 😅😞
Trigger form:
Last form, apparently I am a sensitive person
Thank you again, I have gave kudos to all the posts I like as well.
05-03-2023 8:25 AM
05-03-2023 10:19 AM
Here is my submission for the challange :
Input Form :
Final Form with Trait :
Overall Process Flow :
One issue I found with the Decision table was with adding each row one-by-one, that was time consuming. So I tried to import an excel file with the Zodiac-Trait mapping, but that didn't work. probably my excel format was not correct, despite having only 2 columns in the excel sheet. it would be nice to have an example of import/export decision tables in the SAP help document.
Regards,
Bharat Bajaj
05-03-2023 11:44 AM
I didn't think about providing an import file for the traits. But if you create the rule and then export, you will get the header information. And then I could give you the values that you can copy from my exported file.
I did not find any documentation on the format, but above you can see the format you get when exporting.
05-03-2023 11:55 AM
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05-03-2023 2:23 PM
05-03-2023 2:25 PM
05-03-2023 2:27 PM
05-03-2023 3:03 PM
Thanks @dan_wroblewski for this last challenge 🙂
My process design is as below:
My input form looks as below:
and, here is my personality trait (much relevant for the past month 😉 )
Regards,
Indu
05-04-2023 2:20 AM
Hello Dan,
Here is my submission.
Process Design:
Two decisions: "Determine personality" - determines personality trait and "Format name" - add at the end of your name the title "the Great".
Input Form:
My Inbox:
Thanks,
Pamela
05-04-2023 9:11 AM - edited 05-04-2023 9:15 AM
I hope I am not late to the party. Was on holidays and travelling. Here is my submission
And this is the process
With this, I am done with all the 5 submissions. It was an interesting challenge and I had fun while doing completing the weekly task. Thanks Daniel for your effort in putting together this series.
Regards
Sandip