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You can use a special message attribute with the internal name #HIDE_REASSIGN to hide the Reassign button in the Notification Detail web page. When users view a notification from their Worklist web page, the response section in the Notification Detail page includes the Reassign button by default. If you want to restrict users from reassigning a notification, you can add the #HIDE_REASSIGN attribute to control whether the Reassign button is displayed or hidden.

Note: If you are using the Oracle Applications Framework-based version of the Worklist pages available with Oracle Workflow embedded in Oracle Applications, the Notification Detail page may include the Delegate button or the Transfer button instead of the Reassign button, depending on the setting of the FND: Notification Reassign Mode profile option. The #HIDE_REASSIGN attribute controls the Delegate button and the Transfer button in the same way as the Reassign button. See: Setting the FND: Notification Reassign Mode Profile Option, Oracle Workflow Administrator's Guide.

If you are using the Oracle Applications Framework-based version of the Worklist and home pages available with Oracle Workflow embedded in Oracle Applications, then the #HIDE_REASSIGN attribute also controls whether a notification can be reassigned using the Reassign button in the Advanced Worklist, Personal Worklist, or self-service home page. The Reassign button in these pages will still be displayed, but an error message will appear if users attempt to reassign notifications for which the #HIDE_REASSIGN attribute has been set.

The #HIDE_REASSIGN attribute must be either of type text or lookup. To hide the Reassign button in the Notification Detail page, and to prevent reassignment from the Advanced Worklist, Personal Worklist, and self-service home page, set the value of this attribute to Y. To display the Reassign button in the Notification Detail page, and to allow reassignment from the Advanced Worklist, Personal Worklist, and self-service home page, set the value to N.

Note: It is recommended to define the #HIDE_REASSIGN attribute with a type of lookup and assign it the predefined Yes/No lookup type that is provided in the Standard item type. The Yes/No lookup type contains two lookup codes with the display names Yes and No, representing the values Y and N, respectively.

See Also

To Reassign a Notification to Another User, Oracle Workflow User's Guide

To Reassign a Notification to Another User (for Oracle Applications), Oracle Workflow User's Guide

To View Notifications from the Advanced Worklist, Oracle Workflow User's Guide

To View Notifications from the Personal Worklist, Oracle Workflow User's Guide

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