OWB embeded process flow - parameter binding problem

I've installed and Oracle 10g Database, after the database installation I added the Oracle Workflow server software. To complete the installation I ran the wfca.
Later I get to define a process flow in OWB (cheesy) and the process flow seems to be working well (I've done all the registrations necesary also ), but when I am trying to do the parameter binding is not working. I do get the window prompt for the parameter and I enter the date parameter ( I tried different formats like 'YYYY/MM/DD' 'dd-mon-yyyy'), but after I check the runtime in the web browser the parameter is not pass to next process. I tried many things for the last week but I cannot get it to pass the parameter from one process to another.
Any ideas,
HELP !!!!!

did u manage to resolve this issue? we are facing the same problem.

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Process Flow Parameter Binding.

The docs on using process flow parameters are a bit sparse, so I wonder if anyone else has some input.
We kick off our ETL processes by an external enterprise scheduling tool due to several remote dependencies. This tool provides us with an audit id that we want to tag all of our current rows loaded with. Now, creating input parameters on the mappings is easy, but the docs seem to indicate that a parameter passed into a process flow can only be bound to one location. Given that our process includes a few hundred mappings, this would require the input parameter be input several hunderd times with each instance bound to a single mapping. That is not a maintainable option. Similarly, any documentation on passing OUT parameters from mappings to subsequent mappings seems entirely absent, so I'm not sure if I can "daisy chain" passing this parameter along.
Which, at this point, leaves me with passing in the variable to the process flow, having the first step be a SQL call that saves this ID to a table, and then having each mapping query this table for the audit ID in a pre-mapping procedure to use to tag the rows. The Process Flow will also have to have a closing SQL script to clear the audit id out of the table.
Is this my best option? Or does anyone have a better idea?
Thanks,
Mike

In 9.2, parameters were added by way of the property sheet for the Start activity.
In 10.2 what you do is, in the Explorer portion (the top section) of the palette you select the "Start" activity. If you then look at the top bar of the Explorer portion of the palette you will note that the leftmost icon (a green plus sign over a folder) is enabled. This is the Create button which, when pressed, will create an input parameter to the process flow. This paramter may then be used as a bind variable by other activities in the process flow.
Cheers,
Mike

How to run an OWB 11gR2 process flow using OEMS Jobs?

How to run an OWB 11gR2 process flow using OEMS 11g Jobs?
In other words iam trying to create an Oracle Enterprise manager job for scheduling and running an OWB Process flow.
Can any one of you please route me to a documentation for the same,or enlist the steps involved?

Hi,
look at OWB API Reference (it is of 11gR1 OWB release but you can apply this procedure to OWB11gR2 as well)
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B28359_01/owb.111/b31279/api_4sqlforjobs.htm#BABEBGHA
Regards,
oleg

OWB-OWF - Process Flow Deployment - Database Link

Hello there,
This post is basically related to my problem with Process Flow deployment.
Could someone please shed some light on the following:
When we create a Process Flow, during this process OWF creates a Database Link. For some reason, this link is not functional unless I remove the part after "." in that defines the "HOST" in the DB Link definition. How do I know it is not functional - I know because following query does not work:
select * from [email protected]@WB_LK_WF_PKG
Here is the link definition:
ORIGINAL:
create database link OWB92TRG.US.ORACLE.COM@WB_LK_WF_PKG
connect to RR
identified by "<pwd>"
using '(DESCRIPTION=(ADDRESS_LIST=(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=TCP)(HOST=CENTENNI-2077E4.CENTENNIALCOLLEGE.CA)(PORT=1521)))(CONNECT_DATA=(SERVICE_NAME=OWB92TRG)))'
MODIFIED (it works - above query runs OK):
create database link OWB92TRG.US.ORACLE.COM@WB_LK_WF_PKG
connect to RR
identified by "<pwd>"
using '(DESCRIPTION=(ADDRESS_LIST=(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=TCP)(HOST=CENTENNI-2077E4)(PORT=1521)))(CONNECT_DATA=(SERVICE_NAME=OWB92TRG)))'
My second question is "using what userid/pwd should this link should have been created? Should it use "Runtime Repository Owner" or "OWB Repository Owner" or "Runtime Access User" or "OWF_MGR"?
No matter what userid I use, it works when I run the query but I always get following error when I try to deploy the "Process Flows" in OWB:
RPE-02085: Failed to test wb_rti_workflow_util.initialize through deployed Workflow Database Link OWB92TRG.US.ORACLE.COM@WB_LK_WF_PKG2. Please check that "EXECUTE ANY PROCEDURE" privilege is set and that the OWB Runtime is available.
- ORA-04052: error occurred when looking up remote object [email protected]@WB_LK_WF_PKG2
ORA-12545: Connect failed because target host or object does not exist
I have already granted the "EXECUTE ANY PROCEDURE" to OWF_MGR. I am not sure, though, what is meant by the "and that the OWB Runtime is available" part of the error message above.
I have also tried to fix this by running the "catrpc.sql" script but it did not help either.
I am stuck on this step for past few days. I would highly appreciate help in fixing this problem. Here is the configuration I am using:
o Source database : Oracle 9i (9.2) on my local PC
o Target database : Oracle 9i (9.2) on my local PC
o OWB 9i
o OWF 2.6.2
o OWB and OWF repositories are on the TARGET database
I am able to successfully deploy and run my MAPPINGs.
TIA,
Amer

Hello Oracle support,
Should I open a TAR to get this problem resolved?
Regards,
Amer

OWB 10gR2 Process Flow returning status = Complete and Result = Null

Hi,
I have a process flows i ran lot of times with success (it shows status = complete and result = OK). It invokes a lot of mappings and other flows
Sometimes one of invoked mapping or flows shows status = complete and result = Null and main process too.
The main process i invoked by a PLSQL store procedure using wb_rt_api_exec package. When status = Null the store procedure hangs and I have to kill it.
When it happens, owb service restart (new record in WB_RT_SERVICE_JOB_LOGS).
Can anyone help me?
The configuration that I am working with is as below ---
OWB client version : 10.2.0.1.31
OWB repository version : 10.2.0.1.31
Oracle Workflow Version : 2.6.4.0.0
Database version : 10g Enterprise edition release 10.2.0.3.0

Sometimes transitions in process flows get scrambled and you have to fix them by hand.....this happens and I dont know why.
Basically what happens is: every operator in process flow has three outgoing transitions (in general) marked as 0, 1 and 2, when you take a look at details property of your operator then in the outgoing transitions tab you should have ORDER collumn 0, 1, 2 for warning, error and success.
If this is not the case (0,1,2) process will not know what to return as value, and what is more bizzare this works until it does not :)
I dont know if this is your case but it's worth checking.

OWB 11g Process Flow - How to see variables and how to create variables

Dear All,
I have recently migrated from 10g to 11g rel 2.
In 10g when I open a proces flow I can see all the parameters and variables I created on each activities on "Explorer" window. this allows me to craete new parameters and variables as well.
But ones after I migrated to 11g, I cant see explorer window and there is no place to enable it as well.
How Can I create variables, parameters in processes flow on 11g?
Thanks in advance.
Alex

Hi,
In 11g "Explorer" window renamed as "Stucture" and same details as 10g shows in Structure window. This window can enable and dissable (Show and Hide) using Menu => View=> Stuture option.
Thanks

OWB 1gr2 process flow - how to pass IN parameters to a procedure

Hi,
In OWB 10.1 processflow the IN parameters for the procedure in can be passed in the activity view which appears on selecting the procedure in the processflow. How to enter the IN parameters in case of OWB11gr2. In property Inspector no options are there. Any help is highly appriciated

Hi,
select the transformation activity. In the structure window, select the parameter. Then you can set the binding or the value in the property window.
Sometimes, the property window is not updated when the parameter is selected. Double click the window bar of the property window to maximize it.
Regards,
Carsten.

Mapping audit_id in process flow with parameter

Hello!
I have a following request.
I would like to get AUDIT_EXECUTION_ID for certain Mapping in process flow and pass this ID to next mapping (all this with help of parameters I guess??) to get some data from AUDIT tables. How to do this?
OWB version 10.2.0.1
Thank you Gorazd
Edited by: gor on May 9, 2011 1:40 PM

Hi,
It is a bit complicated and technical.
Will give you a hint.
You need to install run_my_owb_stuff as a function, grant access, and create a public synonym.
Then within you have to add capturing of the execution_id as an additional custom parameter. (see below).
Once done. Add a Start parameter with same name to each Process Flow, and Bind it to any activity that you want to use the parameter with.
-- Override Parameters
dbms_output.put_line('Stage 3: Overriding Parameters');
-- override_system_input_params(l_audit_execution_id, p_system_params);
if p_task_type='PROCESS' then
-- GRI addition
     l_custom_params := p_custom_params || ', p_execution_id=' || l_audit_execution_id;
override_custom_input_params(l_audit_execution_id, l_custom_params);
else
     override_custom_input_params(l_audit_execution_id, p_custom_params);
     end if;
-- override_custom_input_params(l_audit_execution_id, p_custom_params);
- Jojo

Can not delete a parameter of a mapping in a process flow

Hi,
I want to delete a certain input parameter of all mappings in a flow with tcl.
I use this:
OMBALTER PROCESS_FLOW '$flow' DELETE PARAMETER 'IP_VERSION' OF ACTIVITY '$act'
If i test this in the OMBPlus window it says it deleted it however it is still there i the flow.
If i use this statement in a tcl script the script halts without message.
It says :
Process Flow Parameter IP_VERSION deleted.
process Flow PFP_MIKE_1 altered.
And when i retrieve the parameters afterwards it is indeed stil listed:
OMBRETRIEVE PROCESS_FLOW '$flow' ACTIVITY '$act' GET PARAMETERS.
Can somebody confirm:
--that i am using the proper syntax
--if this is a known bug in owb 10gr2 10.2.0.1.31
rgrds Mike
Nobody ?
Edited by: MichaelR64 on 7-jun-2013 9:45
Edited by: MichaelR64 on 7-jun-2013 9:46

Nobody ?
I did some more testing.
The clause i am using is this: deleteGenericActivityParameterClause
deleteGenericActivityParameterClause = PARAMETER "QUOTED_STRING" OF ACTIVITY "QUOTED_STRING"
See here: http://docs.oracle.com/html/E14406_01/chap4003.htm for the 11g verrsion.
My flow has calls to other mappings in it.
Both the mappings and the flow itself have this input parameter IP_VERSION.
It seems the OMBplus parser is making an error.
When i specify the name of the input param that is of the flow(and not the mapping in the flow) , but the rest of the command specifies the mapping activity as in OP, then OMB says that it deleted the parameter and that it altered the flow.
And it halts there.
But when i check the actual flow nothing has changed.
When i specify the name of parameter that the called mapping has , ofcourse with the full command line as in OP, then OMBplus says it can not find the specified parameter.
So it seems that the parser makes two errors:
When searching for the parameter it looks in the wrong place, it always looks in the flow section instead of the acitvy specified.
The ' OF ACTIVITY '$act' ' part is not used it seems.
The delete part of the instruction is also confused by this and says it deleted the parameter but nothing actually happens.
Hope somebody can confirm/shed more light on this.
Edited by: MichaelR64 on 6-jun-2013 17:07

OWB Process Flow!!

HI
We have a situation like we have to run the mapping paralelly, Also we want to process mapping in the batch by batch. What I mean here is that, depending on the data volume we allocate the data into different batches and we run certain number of batches paralelly.
My first question is that we have Fork option in Process flow, can we dynamically control that, which means I should be able to Fork as many processes as I want.
My Second question is that Can I Iterate the process in Process flow.
Any help on the above questions would be greatly appreciated
Thanks
Balaji

Balaji,
You can fork as many parallel processes as you want, although, in reality you will be constrained by your computing resources.
As for your second question - currently there is no way to cycle (iterate) in OWB's process flow.
Regards:
Igor

Creating variables in Process Flows and using thse variables in the filter

Hi,
I am new to OWB and in learing stage. Need to information.
*1. as to how pass/create/use variables to OWB mapping ?*
*2. Creating variables in Process Flows and using thse variables in the filter operator of the OWB mapping?*
*3. Other mechanisms of how to create/use variables within OWB mapping itself ?*
can you please provide the above details and guide me / help me in this regard.
Thanks,
skms.

1. Add parameters to your mapping using the MAPPING INPUT PARAMETER from the pallette.
2. Add parameters to the START operator in the process flow. Bind the process flow parameter to the Mapping parameter.
3. May be appropriate to use CONSTANTS instead of parameters.
Regards
Si

How to combine text with variable in process flow

Hi,
I have created a function that returns the environment that a process flow is running in, Production, Test or Development. I have been able to bind the output of the function into a variable in a process flow and bind the variable to the subject of an email activity. I'd like to go one step more and combine the value of the variable with some text to explain which step in the process flow generated the email. Is there a way to concatenate text to a variable or to add an OWB system variable? I've seen an example where the subject of the email is
"Failed mapping <mapping name>"
but I want my subject to be "PROD Failed mapping <mapping name>" where the "PROD" is from a process flow variable or function return value.
Is this possible?
Thanks
Don Keyes

Hi Don,
you can perform this task with ASSIGN activity.
For example, you have two variable V_ENV_TYPE (with type of environment) and V_TEXT ("Failed mapping <mapping name>"). Define additinal variable V_NEW_TEXT, bind Variable parameter of Assign activity to V_NEW_TEXT variable and define value in Assign activity as
V_ENV_TYPE || ' ' || V_TEXTRegards,
Oleg

Conversion error in process flow

I've build a process flow with the following construction
1. Function call (DB) which returns a date via a OUT parameter (Checked)
2. Bound the OUT parameter to a Process-flow parameter of type date
3. Use the proces-flow parameter to bind a input parameter in a following mapping.
All is well in validation, generation and deployment, but upon running I stumble onto a conversion error. Somehow the process-flow parameter is represented in a format (2006-09-21 00:00:00.000000000 +02:00) which is not accepted in the mapping (tries to convert it using 'yyyy-mm-dd'). I cannot find the conversion in the coding.
I've tried to see if either in the mapping or in the process-flow I'm able to input the format of the date, but was not successful.
Anyone any idea

Chris,
Looks like a request has not got deleted properly from the table :
Options that you could look at :
1. Delete all the data from the ODS and load again ( if that is an option )
2. There are some entries you need to delete from the RSODSACTREQ table- but for this the suggestion would be to raise an OSS note for SAP to look into the same - we had a similar issue and raised an OSS note for the same and then got some notes from sap.
Also please mention your BI version and patch level.
Arun

Upg 10gr2 to 11gr2, process flow: RPE-01003: An infrastructure condition...

Hello.
I am in a bit of a pickle right now after upgrading OWB from 10.2.0.4 to 11.2.0.3, and I'm here requesting a sanity check. Due to the need of a database upgrade, OWB also has to be upgraded and the data warehouse that has been functional and stable for a long time on 10g needs to be migrated to 11g. So this is main deal:
I just want to migrate all mappings and workflows and run them as before. I do not want to redeploy as that will force an enormous effort to regression test everything.
So the OWB upgrade went seemingly well. Everything runs as before. The problem started when I tested deployment of a mapping and subsequently
1. Deployment of a mapping goes well.
2. Deployment of the process flow goes well.
3. Deployment of a mapping that is run in a process flow however causes problems when the process flow is executed.
The deployment goes well. However the mapping fails when I run the process flow with the following error:
RPE-01003: An infrastructure condition prevented the request from completing: no rows found for select into statement.
I subsequently sync the mapping in the process flow redeploy the process flow. Now ALL the other mappings in the process flow that have not been redeployed since the upgrade fails with the same error. However the one that failed before is executed correctly. If I redeploy all the other mappings (which can be dozens) it works, but now I'm faced with a serious regression testing period.
Personally I have a couple of theories that I hope you can debunk or possibly verify.
1. It might be location oriented. I say that because my locations are a bit... iffy. When I redeploy some mappings in some locations it always insists on redeploying the connector (regardless if I deploy it stand-alone right before), and my location passwords are never "remembered" between sessions.
2. I do not have specific knowledge about how workflows are generated in the repository, but if it's run by ID, maybe a new ID is generated for the mapping when it is redeployed, and subsequently the process flow gets a new ID when it gets redeployed?
I hope someone has seen this before and can get me on the right track. Thanks very much.

Here is a log that also illustrates the problem.
First workflow which does not have a redeployed workflow goes okay. That is WF_BOOKED_PRODUCT_020:MAP_BOOKED_PRODUCT_020.
The second workflow, WF_BOOKED_PRODUCT_030:MAP_BOOKED_PRODUCT_030, that is the one that has the redeployed mapping fails.
2013/05/10-09:23:09-CEST [7F097F09][OWB_REPOWNER.OWB_REPOWNER] Initializing execution for auditId= 4358142 parentAuditId= 4358137 topLevelAuditId=4358137 taskName=MAPPER_T_MAIN:WF_BOOKED_PRODUCT_020
2013/05/10-09:23:09-CEST [7F097F09][OWB_REPOWNER.OWB_REPOWNER] Attempting to create adapter 'class.RuntimePlatform.0.NativeExecution'
2013/05/10-09:23:09-CEST [7F097F09][OWB_REPOWNER.OWB_REPOWNER] Attempting to create native operator 'class.RuntimePlatform.0.NativeExecution.ProcessFlow'
2013/05/10-09:23:10-CEST [7F097F09][OWB_REPOWNER.OWB_REPOWNER] Thin driver connection time - 75 millisecond(s)
2013/05/10-09:23:10-CEST [7F097F09][OWB_REPOWNER.OWB_REPOWNER] Workflow equivalent DB Java Encoding = ISO-8859-1
2013/05/10-09:23:10-CEST [41D041D][] Explicit garbage collection - requested
2013/05/10-09:23:10-CEST [41D041D][] AuditId=4358147: Processing execute request
2013/05/10-09:23:10-CEST [41D041D][] Free Memory(bytes)=5547904 Total Memory(bytes)=12557312 Used Memory(bytes)=7009408 Used Memory(percent)=56%
2013/05/10-09:23:10-CEST [15261526][] Thin driver connection time - 75 millisecond(s)
2013/05/10-09:23:10-CEST [15261526][OWB_REPOWNER.OWB_REPOWNER] Initializing execution for auditId= 4358147 parentAuditId= 4358142 topLevelAuditId=4358137 taskName=WF_BOOKED_PRODUCT_020:MAP_BOOKED_PRODUCT_020
2013/05/10-09:23:10-CEST [15261526][OWB_REPOWNER.OWB_REPOWNER] Attempting to create adapter 'class.RuntimePlatform.0.NativeExecution'
2013/05/10-09:23:11-CEST [15261526][OWB_REPOWNER.OWB_REPOWNER] Attempting to create native operator 'class.RuntimePlatform.0.NativeExecution.PLSQL'
2013/05/10-09:23:11-CEST [15261526][OWB_REPOWNER.OWB_REPOWNER] OCI driver connection time - 236 millisecond(s)
2013/05/10-09:23:11-CEST [15261526][OWB_REPOWNER.OWB_REPOWNER] PLSQL callspec: declare "$MAP_ENV$" owbsys.wb_rt_mapaudit.wb_rt_name_values;begin "$MAP_ENV$"(1).param_name := 'OBJECT_ID';"$MAP_ENV$"(1).param_value := 206448;"$MAP_ENV$"(2).param_name := 'AUDIT_ID';"$MAP_ENV$"(2).param_value := 4358147;"$MAP_ENV$"(3).param_name := 'OPERATING_MODE';"$MAP_ENV$"(3).param_value := '0';"$MAP_ENV$"(4).param_name := 'PURGE_GROUP';"$MAP_ENV$"(4).param_value := 'WB';"$MAP_ENV$"(5).param_name := 'MAX_NO_OF_ERRORS';"$MAP_ENV$"(5).param_value := '50';"$MAP_ENV$"(6).param_name := 'COMMIT_FREQUENCY';"$MAP_ENV$"(6).param_value := '1000';"$MAP_ENV$"(7).param_name := 'AUDIT_LEVEL';"$MAP_ENV$"(7).param_value := '2';"$MAP_ENV$"(8).param_name := 'BULK_SIZE';"$MAP_ENV$"(8).param_value := '1000';"$MAP_ENV$"(9).param_name := 'CHUNK_PARALLEL_LEVEL';"$MAP_ENV$"(9).param_value := '0';"$MAP_ENV$"(10).param_name := 'CHUNK_EXECUTE_RESUME_TASK';"$MAP_ENV$"(10).param_value := 'false';"$MAP_ENV$"(11).param_name := 'CHUNK_FORCE_RESUME';"$MAP_ENV$"(11).param_value := 'false';"$MAP_ENV$"(12).param_name := 'CHUNKNUM_TIMES_TO_RETRY';"$MAP_ENV$"(12).param_value := '2'; ? := "STG_MAPPER"."MAP_BOOKED_PRODUCT_020"."MAIN"(p_env=>"$MAP_ENV$");end;
2013/05/10-09:23:12-CEST [15261526][OWB_REPOWNER.OWB_REPOWNER] PLSQL Mapping completed auditId=4358147
2013/05/10-09:23:12-CEST [15261526][OWB_REPOWNER.OWB_REPOWNER] Started Get Execution Results auditId=4358147
2013/05/10-09:23:12-CEST [15261526][OWB_REPOWNER.OWB_REPOWNER] Return Result=0 auditId=4358147
2013/05/10-09:23:12-CEST [15261526][OWB_REPOWNER.OWB_REPOWNER] Has Custom Parameters=false auditId=4358147
2013/05/10-09:23:12-CEST [15261526][OWB_REPOWNER.OWB_REPOWNER] Completed Get Execution Results auditId=4358147
2013/05/10-09:23:12-CEST [15261526][OWB_REPOWNER.OWB_REPOWNER] Started Report Execution Results auditId=4358147
2013/05/10-09:23:12-CEST [15261526][OWB_REPOWNER.OWB_REPOWNER] report_execution_result auditId=4358147
2013/05/10-09:23:12-CEST [15261526][OWB_REPOWNER.OWB_REPOWNER] Completed Report Execution Results auditId=4358147
2013/05/10-09:23:12-CEST [41D041D][] Free Memory(bytes)=2954368 Total Memory(bytes)=12557312 Used Memory(bytes)=9602944 Used Memory(percent)=77%
2013/05/10-09:23:12-CEST [41D041D][] AuditId=4358147: Request completed
2013/05/10-09:23:12-CEST [7F097F09][OWB_REPOWNER.OWB_REPOWNER] report_execution_result auditId=4358142
2013/05/10-09:23:12-CEST [41D041D][] Free Memory(bytes)=2225600 Total Memory(bytes)=12557312 Used Memory(bytes)=10331712 Used Memory(percent)=83%
2013/05/10-09:23:12-CEST [41D041D][] AuditId=4358142: Request completed
2013/05/10-09:23:13-CEST [41D041D][] Explicit garbage collection - requested
2013/05/10-09:23:13-CEST [41D041D][] AuditId=4358159: Processing execute request
2013/05/10-09:23:13-CEST [41D041D][] Free Memory(bytes)=6296536 Total Memory(bytes)=12557312 Used Memory(bytes)=6260776 Used Memory(percent)=50%
2013/05/10-09:23:13-CEST [88E088E][] Thin driver connection time - 81 millisecond(s)
2013/05/10-09:23:13-CEST [88E088E][OWB_REPOWNER.OWB_REPOWNER] Initializing execution for auditId= 4358159 parentAuditId= 4358137 topLevelAuditId=4358137 taskName=MAPPER_T_MAIN:WF_BOOKED_PRODUCT_030
2013/05/10-09:23:13-CEST [88E088E][OWB_REPOWNER.OWB_REPOWNER] Attempting to create adapter 'class.RuntimePlatform.0.NativeExecution'
2013/05/10-09:23:13-CEST [88E088E][OWB_REPOWNER.OWB_REPOWNER] Attempting to create native operator 'class.RuntimePlatform.0.NativeExecution.ProcessFlow'
2013/05/10-09:23:13-CEST [88E088E][OWB_REPOWNER.OWB_REPOWNER] Thin driver connection time - 74 millisecond(s)
2013/05/10-09:23:13-CEST [88E088E][OWB_REPOWNER.OWB_REPOWNER] Workflow equivalent DB Java Encoding = ISO-8859-1
2013/05/10-09:23:14-CEST [41D041D][] Explicit garbage collection - requested
2013/05/10-09:23:14-CEST [41D041D][] AuditId=4358164: Processing execute request
2013/05/10-09:23:14-CEST [41D041D][] Free Memory(bytes)=5425128 Total Memory(bytes)=12557312 Used Memory(bytes)=7132184 Used Memory(percent)=57%
2013/05/10-09:23:14-CEST [6F866F86][] Thin driver connection time - 79 millisecond(s)
2013/05/10-09:23:14-CEST [6F866F86][OWB_REPOWNER.OWB_REPOWNER] Initializing execution for auditId= 4358164 parentAuditId= 4358159 topLevelAuditId=4358137 taskName=WF_BOOKED_PRODUCT_030:MAP_BOOKED_PRODUCT_030
2013/05/10-09:23:14-CEST [6F866F86][OWB_REPOWNER.OWB_REPOWNER] oracle.wh.runtime.platform.adapter.InfrastructureException: RPE-01003: An infrastructure condition prevented the request from completing.
- no rows found for select into statement
     at oracle.wh.runtime.platform.service.controller.WarehouseObjectImpl.<init>(WarehouseObjectImpl.java:476)
     at oracle.wh.runtime.platform.service.controller.ExecutionContextImpl.initialize(ExecutionContextImpl.java:1391)
     at oracle.wh.runtime.platform.service.controller.ExecutionController.initialize(ExecutionController.java:32)
     at oracle.wh.runtime.platform.service.controller.ExecutionController.execute(ExecutionController.java:50)
     at oracle.wh.runtime.platform.service.controller.ExecutionController.execute(ExecutionController.java:23)
     at oracle.wh.runtime.platform.service.ExecutionManager.run(ExecutionManager.java:36)
     at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:811)
Caused by: java.sql.SQLException: no rows found for select into statement
     at sqlj.runtime.error.Errors.raiseError(Errors.java:118)
     at sqlj.runtime.error.Errors.raiseError(Errors.java:60)
     at sqlj.runtime.error.RuntimeRefErrors.raise_NO_ROW_SELECT_INTO(RuntimeRefErrors.java:62)
     at oracle.wh.runtime.platform.service.controller.WarehouseObjectImpl.<init>(WarehouseObjectImpl.java:436)
     ... 6 more
java.sql.SQLException: no rows found for select into statement
     at sqlj.runtime.error.Errors.raiseError(Errors.java:118)
     at sqlj.runtime.error.Errors.raiseError(Errors.java:60)
     at sqlj.runtime.error.RuntimeRefErrors.raise_NO_ROW_SELECT_INTO(RuntimeRefErrors.java:62)
     at oracle.wh.runtime.platform.service.controller.WarehouseObjectImpl.<init>(WarehouseObjectImpl.java:436)
     at oracle.wh.runtime.platform.service.controller.ExecutionContextImpl.initialize(ExecutionContextImpl.java:1391)
     at oracle.wh.runtime.platform.service.controller.ExecutionController.initialize(ExecutionController.java:32)
     at oracle.wh.runtime.platform.service.controller.ExecutionController.execute(ExecutionController.java:50)
     at oracle.wh.runtime.platform.service.controller.ExecutionController.execute(ExecutionController.java:23)
     at oracle.wh.runtime.platform.service.ExecutionManager.run(ExecutionManager.java:36)
     at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:811)
2013/05/10-09:23:14-CEST [6F866F86][OWB_REPOWNER.OWB_REPOWNER] oracle.wh.runtime.platform.adapter.InfrastructureException: RPE-01003: An infrastructure condition prevented the request from completing.
- no rows found for select into statement
     at oracle.wh.runtime.platform.service.controller.WarehouseObjectImpl.<init>(WarehouseObjectImpl.java:476)
     at oracle.wh.runtime.platform.service.controller.ExecutionContextImpl.initialize(ExecutionContextImpl.java:1391)
     at oracle.wh.runtime.platform.service.controller.ExecutionController.initialize(ExecutionController.java:32)
     at oracle.wh.runtime.platform.service.controller.ExecutionController.execute(ExecutionController.java:50)
     at oracle.wh.runtime.platform.service.controller.ExecutionController.execute(ExecutionController.java:23)
     at oracle.wh.runtime.platform.service.ExecutionManager.run(ExecutionManager.java:36)
     at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:811)
Caused by: java.sql.SQLException: no rows found for select into statement
     at sqlj.runtime.error.Errors.raiseError(Errors.java:118)
     at sqlj.runtime.error.Errors.raiseError(Errors.java:60)
     at sqlj.runtime.error.RuntimeRefErrors.raise_NO_ROW_SELECT_INTO(RuntimeRefErrors.java:62)
     at oracle.wh.runtime.platform.service.controller.WarehouseObjectImpl.<init>(WarehouseObjectImpl.java:436)
     ... 6 more
java.sql.SQLException: no rows found for select into statement
     at sqlj.runtime.error.Errors.raiseError(Errors.java:118)
     at sqlj.runtime.error.Errors.raiseError(Errors.java:60)
     at sqlj.runtime.error.RuntimeRefErrors.raise_NO_ROW_SELECT_INTO(RuntimeRefErrors.java:62)
     at oracle.wh.runtime.platform.service.controller.WarehouseObjectImpl.<init>(WarehouseObjectImpl.java:436)
     at oracle.wh.runtime.platform.service.controller.ExecutionContextImpl.initialize(ExecutionContextImpl.java:1391)
     at oracle.wh.runtime.platform.service.controller.ExecutionController.initialize(ExecutionController.java:32)
     at oracle.wh.runtime.platform.service.controller.ExecutionController.execute(ExecutionController.java:50)
     at oracle.wh.runtime.platform.service.controller.ExecutionController.execute(ExecutionController.java:23)
     at oracle.wh.runtime.platform.service.ExecutionManager.run(ExecutionManager.java:36)
     at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:811)
2013/05/10-09:23:14-CEST [41D041D][] Free Memory(bytes)=3686600 Total Memory(bytes)=12557312 Used Memory(bytes)=8870712 Used Memory(percent)=71%
2013/05/10-09:23:14-CEST [41D041D][] AuditId=4358164: Request completed
2013/05/10-09:23:14-CEST [6F866F86][OWB_REPOWNER.OWB_REPOWNER] Thread terminating due to fatal exception of type oracle.wh.runtime.platform.adapter.InfrastructureException
2013/05/10-09:23:14-CEST [6F866F86][OWB_REPOWNER.OWB_REPOWNER] oracle.wh.runtime.platform.adapter.InfrastructureException: RPE-01003: An infrastructure condition prevented the request from completing.
- no rows found for select into statement

Process Flow - Email

Hi!
I need some assistance regarding my email process flow.
Lets say I have process flows. One process flow runs a single mapping . If it ends in error it launchas another process flow.
This other process flow is my email process flow. Its just a process flow(killing my self writing process flow) which just sends out an email.
So if my 1st PF is failed, I get an email.
What Im trying to do now is use global variables. So I have a varible in my PF1 with value = Error in PF1. And I now want to bind this variable to my EMAIL variable in my EMAIL PF.
This means, if PF1 Error = Send this varible into PF2.
I have tried using IN/OUT parameters, trying to bind variables.. But I cannot get to to bind my EMAIL variable to my PF1 variable.
Any sugg?
Cheers

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Sounds like you're nearly there from what you've tried.
Si

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