[Vysakh]

I am having a trouble when i am creating child jobs, some of the child jobs overlap with the parent jobs.APP_UID for the parent and child jobs are different but they have same APP_NUMBER in APPLICATION table but different APP_NUMBER in APP_DELEGATION. The details of parent job is duplicated in child job.This is the code I used to create child job

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$aData['date_of_job_received'] =@@date_of_job_received;
$aData['ParentJobId'] =@@APPLICATION;
$aData['all_input_received_date'] =@@all_input_received_date;
$aData['due_date'] =@@due_date;

$newCaseId = PMFNewCase(@@PROCESS, @@USER_LOGGED, $taskId, $aData);
	@@cases=@@cases.",".$newCaseId;
	if ($newCaseId) {
   executeQuery("UPDATE APPLICATION SET APP_STATUS='TO_DO' WHERE APP_UID='$newCaseId'");
	PMFDerivateCase($newCaseId, 0);
}

Could you please tell me why this is happening ?

[amosbatto]

You're calling PMFDerivateCase() is probably screwing up the new case, because it is using the system variables for the current case. Also the new case should have a delegation index of 1, not 0. If you want the new case to start on the first task, then don't call PMFDerivateCase(). If you want want it to start on the second task, then use this code:

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PMFDerivateCase($newCaseId, 1);

If that doesn't work then try this:

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$g = new G():
$g->sessionVarSave();
$c = new Cases();
$aCase = $c->loadCase($newCaseId);
$_SESSION['APP_NUMBER'] = $aCase['APP_NUMBER'];
PMFDerivateCase($newCaseId, 1);
$g->sessionVarRestore();