| # Wizard procedure To create a wizard. Start the session Wizards (tgwzr1500m000) Specify a name for the wizard in the Wizard field. Select the value Yes in the Mandatory field if it is compulsory that the wizard is carried out in the business function model. In the Owner field, select the ERP user who created the wizard or is responsible for the wizard. Click Save. Wizards are used to set parameters and can be linked to business functions after they have been defined. In the business-function model, you have the following two options to carry out the wizards: The Wizard Browser (tgwzr4500m000) session. After you have carried out all wizard steps, you can review and change your answers in the Wizard Answers by Business Function by Project Model (tgwzr4501m000) session. The enterprise-modeler editor. The editor does not provide the possibility to review and change your answers. If you decide to apply the wizards, the parameter values are stored in the Values by Parameter, Company, and Model (tgbrg9110m000) session, which serves as a temporary buffer for the parameter values of a business model. Start the Export Range of Parameter Values by Company (tgbrg9220m000) session to export the parameter values to a company. Specify a question text that is the actual question the user must answer. Furthermore, you can create hint text and wizard Help text, which guides the user to the correct answer. A wizard step is created for each selected parameter. The following data is set automatically when a parameter is imported: The Description field. The Domain field. The Default Answer field. The Mandatory field. The Wizard question text. The Apply constraint. The Help text. If the parameter has a fixed value, the Zoom/Browse Session field is filled automatically. If the parameter does not have a session from which you can select values, you can still use the Zoom/Browse Session field as long as the domain of the Return Field field from the session that you have selected matches with the selected parameter. If you want to set more than one parameter, you cannot define a domain. In this case, you must manually define the wizard step answers in the Wizard Step Answers (tgwzr2120m000) session. Use the Apply constraint to define what needs to be done for each possible answer. The apply constraints are created automatically when the wizard steps are created by importing parameters. In all other cases, the constraints must be defined manually. |