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!!!Pro Active Work Flow
In the past, Work Flow required a table to be changed for it to be triggered. This new process, Pro Active Work Flow, enables Work Flow to be scheduled. Pro Active Work Flow uses Where Clauses to filter the data to help reduce the number of records that will qualify for the Work Flow to fire against.
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One easy example of Pro Active Work Flow usage is to send out a Happy Birthday message to employees on their birthday. A where clause can be defined to filter all employee birth dates which are equal to the ‘As of’ date’s day and month. The user calc would call this work flow action and when the report [UMPWF] is run, an email would be generated to all of those employees with a birthday that day. The other method would have had the user calc filter the data, which is more tedious on the system.
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