the process cannot be activated or deactivated by someone who is not its owner

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Hello - I'm getting the error message in the subject line when I try to import processes into 1 system from another system.

I am the owner of these process in the source system, and I deactivated these processes before exporting/importing the solution.

I try to import this process solution as myself in the new system and I get this message. FYI, not sure if my user guid matches between systems, but not sure if that makes a difference?

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What are the minimum requirements for this? I know the following will work:

* set yourself as owner for all processes in source and target systems before import

* deactivate all processes in source and target systems before import

Is there a recommended practice for this, or do you simply follow the steps above to get the job done?

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Hello Andrew,

Please refer the following links :-

support.microsoft.com/.../2626779

msdn.microsoft.com/.../hh550085.aspx

gonzaloruizcrm.blogspot.in/.../processesworkflow-ownership-faqs.html

Also for a workaround for this, using a dedicated User to own and deploy workflows in CRM is the best supported way to achieve this.

Please let me know if you have any questions.

Thank You.

Rob Moses

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Isnt is possible to import the solution WITHOUT activating the processes (its a checkbot at the import solution dialog)

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