Delete stale instances using BPEL Console

Hi,
I want to delete all the stale instances at a time from a particular domain in produciton environment using BPEL console.
I can delete them individually but i want to delete them all at one time
Can any one please help me with the same.
Thanks in advance.
Edited by: 786384 on Aug 11, 2010 11:20 PM

Currently you don't have this option out of box, leaving the users to customize the existing purge script. However, an Enhancement Request has been logged with Oracle DEV Team for the same.

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Table created
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Index created
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Object created
[POL-5130] table or view SYSTEM.WFPRODUCTIVITY_VIEW not found
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