The data model looks like this, missed to add it earlier. 

Adding the same code again with better readable format :-) 

if @current_step=1

    begin

        update ce

          set ce.current_step=ce.current_step+1

          from container_employee ce

          where ce.container_employee_id = @container_id

          and ce.current_step  = @current_step

       select @execute_tab_task_container_employee_activate_detail_container_employee = 1

    end

    else if @current_step = 2

    begin

        update ce

         set ce.current_step = ce.current_step+1

         from container_employee ce

         where ce.container_employee_id = @container_id

         and ce.current_step  = @current_step

        select @execute_tab_task_container_employee_activate_detail_container_employee_3  = 1

    end

    else if @current_step = 3

    begin

        update ce

        set ce.current_step = 100

        from container_employee ce

        where ce.container_employee_id = @container_id

        and ce.current_step  = @current_step

        select  @execute_tab_task_container_employee_close_document_container_employee = 1

    end

The general idea is fine but the validation warns about multiple self-references on the column using Check integrity or Show lookup.

From the screenshot I can see that Check integrity is turned off (dotted line) so can you verify the ‘Show look-up’ setting for these references?

ps. you can insert ‘Code’ blocks for even better formatting

After setting the Show look-up off, the creation went successful.

Will be adding few more task and settings to complete the scenario and update you. 

Thank you, i am going to use the code block from now on