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How To Fix WZ735 - Event created - no receiver found


SAP Error Message - Details

  • Message type: E = Error

  • Message class: WZ - Workflow: Model objects

  • Message number: 735

  • Message text: Event created - no receiver found

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    SAP Error Message: WZ735 - Event created - no receiver found


    Cause:

    This message occurs in the Workflow environment of SAP. It indicates that an event was successfully created and triggered, but the system could not find any receiver (agent) to process the event. In other words, the workflow event was raised, but there is no user or organizational unit assigned to handle the event.

    Common reasons include:

    • The workflow container or event is not properly linked to any agent assignment.
    • The organizational structure or user assignment is missing or incomplete.
    • The event is triggered, but the workflow does not have any active tasks or agents defined to receive the event.
    • The binding or agent determination rules are incorrect or missing.
    • The user or role assigned to receive the event is inactive or locked.

    Solution:

    To resolve this issue, you need to ensure that the event has a valid receiver assigned. Steps include:

    1. Check Agent Assignment:

      • Use transaction SWI1 (Workflow Log) to check the workflow instance and see if any agents were determined.
      • Use transaction SWI2_FREQ to check the event and its receivers.
      • Verify the agent assignment in the workflow definition (transaction PFTC or SWDD).
    2. Verify Organizational Assignment:

      • Check if the organizational units, positions, or users are correctly assigned and active.
      • Use transaction PPOME or PO13 to check organizational management assignments.
    3. Check Event Linkage:

      • Ensure that the event is correctly linked to the workflow container and that the container elements are properly bound.
      • Verify that the event triggering object has the correct receiver determination.
    4. Check User Status:

      • Verify that the users assigned as agents are not locked or inactive (transaction SU01).
    5. Adjust Agent Determination Rules:

      • If the workflow uses rule-based agent determination, check the rules in transaction PFTC or SWDD.
      • Adjust or create rules to ensure agents are correctly determined.
    6. Test the Workflow:

      • After corrections, test the workflow to ensure the event triggers and the receiver is found.

    Related Information:

    • Transaction Codes:

      • SWI1 - Workflow Log
      • SWI2_FREQ - Event Queue
      • SWDD - Workflow Builder
      • PFTC - Task Maintenance
      • PPOME - Organizational Management
      • SU01 - User Maintenance
    • SAP Notes:

      • Check SAP Notes related to workflow agent determination and event processing for your specific SAP version.
    • Documentation:

      • SAP Help Portal: Workflow Management
      • SAP Community Wiki and forums for similar issues.

    Summary:

    WZ735 means the workflow event was created but no receiver (agent) was found to process it. The solution is to verify and correct the agent assignment, organizational assignments, and event linkage in the workflow configuration.


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