| # Import Range of Business Processes (tgbrg3260m000) use.session.to import a range of business processes from the repository into the current reference model or project model. You can also import the business processes automatically on the basis of the transformation rules defined in the current modeling version. Model type Displays whether the business model, into which the session are imported, is a reference model or a project model. Business Model The business model into which the range of business processes are imported. Description The description or name of the model item. Version The version of the business model into which the range of business process are imported. Version The description or name of the model item. Overwrite check.selected the sequence numbers of the business processes that are already present in the project model are overwritten when new business process are imported into the project model. Note Subprocesses receive a sequence number that is related to the sequence number of the main process
Main business process | 10
Subprocesses | 11
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Starting with Sequence The sequence number that will be assigned to the first business process of the imported range. If a number of business processes is already present in the current session, the first available sequence number is displayed in the current field. Increment Sequence with The number that you specify determines a step in the sequence of business processes that are imported. Insert Sub Processes below corresponding Main Process, increment with check.selected the structure of main business processes and subprocesses, as modeled in the repository, is maintained for the range of business processes that are imported. Insert Sub Processes below corresponding Main Process, increment with The number that you specify determines a step in the sequence of sub processes that are imported. Import When you click this button (or command) the import process is initiated. |