Hi Erwan,

MATCH_PROCESS_REGEX matches the variants of a process based on a regular expression. The regular expression defines a pattern over the activities of the variant. It returns an INT value which is 1 if the variant matches the pattern or 0 if it does not match.

 

Therefore, you need to use

FILTER MATCH_PROCESS_REGEX("_CEL_P2P_ACTIVITIES"."ACTIVITY_EN",'Release Purchase Order' >> (ANY)* >> 'Delete Purchase Order Item') = 1;

 

to make It work

 

Best,

Gabriel

Hi,

you could also use PROCESS EQUALS for less complex process path.

 

FILTER PROCESS EQUALS 'Release Purchase Order' to ANY to 'Delete Purchase Order Item';

 

Now, if the order does not matter, MATCH_ACTIVITIES flags cases with certain activities without taking the exact order of activities into account. 

find more on Help resources

celonis.cloud/help/display/CIBC/PROCESS+EQUALS

celonis.cloud/help/display/CIBC/MATCH_PROCESS_REGEX

celonis.cloud/help/display/CIBC/MATCH_PROCESS

 

Best,

Gabriel

Hi @erwan.bégoc 

 

The below syntax should work.

 

FILTER MATCH_PROCESS_REGEX ( "_CEL_P2P_ACTIVITIES"."ACTIVITY_EN",'Release Purchase Order' >> (ANY)* >> 'Delete Purchase Order Item')  = 1;

 

You can also use other PQL function for the same.

 

For eg:

 

PROCESS EQUALS

 

PROCESS EQUALS matches the variants of a process based on simple expressions. 

 

The generic syntax for Process Equals is as below.

 

FILTER PROCESS EQUALS 'A' to ANY to 'C';

 

So for your use case A is Release Purchase Order' and C is 'Delete Purchase Order Item

 

 

MATCH_PROCESS

 

MATCH_PROCESS matches the variants of a process against a given pattern.

Similar functionality is provided by MATCH_PROCESS_REGEX.

MATCH_PROCESS uses Nodes and Edges to match the cases. Nodes consist either of a single activity or a list of activities. Edges describe how the nodes are linked together.

 

 

FILTER

  MATCH_PROCESS (

    "Activities"."ACTIVITY" ,

    NODE T 'A' ] as src ,

    NODE 3 'B' ] as trg

    CONNECTED BY

    DIRECT  src , trg ]

  )

  =

  1;

 

So here  MATCH_PROCESS combined with a filter. The result are only cases in which one activity A is followed by activity B.

 

So for your use case it is Release Purchase Order' followed by 'Delete Purchase Order Item

 

 

Hope it helps.

 

Happy Learning!

 

Hi,

 

In case the order of activities is not important MATCH_ACTIVITIES is the best way to identify cases with the condition.

 

Best,

Kevin

MATCH_ACTIVITIES does not respect the activity sequence so it needs to be either PROCESS EQUALS, MATCH_PROCESS or MATCH_PROCESS_REGEX

Thank you for all your answers!