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+ | {{Note|Deleting a workflow template will mean that you no longer have access to the historical workflow views of submitted workflows. Whilst any data entered in the workflows that appear in reports will not be deleted you will no longer have access to the proprietary freeform workflow modules or workflow summaries. Therefore it is generally recommended that workflow definitions that have been used are not deleted. You can rename and reorder them to keep current workflows most visible and useful only deletes the template itself.|NoteWithImage}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:05, 27 May 2019
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This document describes how to delete a workflow in the InfoEx system.
Background
A workflow template links together user-specified tasks into a logical order so that users can repeatedly move through the same steps. Workflows are custom designed for each operation. Each operation must also manage their own workflows. This document provides information on how to delete a workflow that has been previously created.
Step-by-step description
Related documents
Functionality tested by
- Dec. 24, 2013: Pascal Haegeli