CreateProcessRequest - PeopleCode Commands Directory

CreateProcessRequest

Usage:
&processRequest=CreateProcessRequest( [&ProcessTypeString, &ProcessName] );

Description:
Returns reference to new process request, blank or set up. Use &processRequest.Schedule(); after

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Comment: CreateProcessRequest()
Local ProcessRequest &RQST; Local string &Subject; Local string &Text; &Subject = "Subject of Email"; &Text = "This text will be displayed as the text of this email "; &RQST = CreateProcessRequest(); &RQST.RunControlID = "MYRUNCONTROL_ID"; &RQST.ProcessName = "PROCESSNAME"; &RQST.RunLocation = "PSNT"; &RQST.ProcessType = "SQR"; &RQST.OutDestType = "Email"; &RQST.OutDestFormat = "PDF"; &RQST.OutDest = "User : PS,Role : PeopleSoft User"; &RQST.EmailSubject = &Subject; &RQST.EmailText = &Text; &RQST.EmailAttachLog = False; &RQST.Schedule();

Comment: CreateProcessRequest()
Local ProcessRequest &RQST; Local string &Subject; Local string &Text; &Subject = "Subject of Email"; &Text = "This text will be displayed as the text of this email "; &RQST = CreateProcessRequest(); &RQST.RunControlID = "MYRUNCONTROL_ID"; &RQST.ProcessName = "PROCESSNAME"; &RQST.RunLocation = "PSNT"; &RQST.ProcessType = "SQR"; &RQST.OutDestType = "Email"; &RQST.OutDestFormat = "PDF"; &RQST.OutDest = "User : PS,Role : PeopleSoft User"; &RQST.EmailSubject = &Subject; &RQST.EmailText = &Text; &RQST.EmailAttachLog = False; &RQST.Schedule();


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