Disable particular Mapping Execution in Process flow

Hi,
I am working on OWB 11gR2. I want to disable the execution of a particular mapping in the Process flow. For example, there are 4 mappings A,B,C,D which run one after another,I want to disable the execution of mapping C alone.Is this feature available in OWB?
Please Advice.

Unfortunately this is not handled OutOfTheBox.
You would probably need one or two things extra to do this properly:
-create a table and a procedure/function that holds the mapping names together with a flag.
-use a function operator in the process flow to retrieve a mappings flag from above specified table and store it in a variable in the process flow
-use condtional transitions to route the flow either tru or alongside the mapping. use a reference to the variable used previously.
-make sure the flow can exit properly when you use conditional transitions.

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Skipping mapping execution in process flow

I have a process flow that calls multiple mappings. Based on some condition I want a mapping not to execute, E.g. when rerunning the process flow in case of failure. Currently I keep track of mapping execution and store the status in a control table. When a mapping has completed, it updates the status as completed. When I need to rerun, in the SQL of the tables join in the mapping, I have a where clause that returns 0 rows (mapping_completed = N) . So mapping is excuted but no rows added/updated.
The flip side of the approach is when using a complex join specially using views, the SQL takes a long time to run only to return 0 rows. So logic is okay but I want to save time by avoiding the execution of the mapping it self.
I would like to know how others are implementing this scenario.
Regards
Sandeep

Can you not have two different mappings one for running it first time and one which you can run on failure...
In your process flow you can have a param i.e 'F for failure and 'I' for intial and based on this condition you can decide which mapping to invoke and hte path to be followed.

Binding mapping in a process flow

Hi,
This is the first time i am creating a process flow. I have kind of figured all the stuff out but i get 1 error in validation. i pulled the mapping into the process flow and named it but i donot know how to point it to the mapping in a particular location. is there something i need to do for this. I get the following error when i validate.
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Hi,
I found the issue and it is solved...donot bother answering this thread....
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OWB | Passing input to mapping in the process flow

Hi,
I have a process flow which calls a stored procedure which returns 2 values.
I want to use the values returned from this procedure as an input in my mapping. My mapping has Mapping_Input_Parameters definined for these two inputs.
These values are going to be load_date and the batch it belongs.
I have created new params in the process flow edit under the mapping. The process flow executes successfully if I give the input params as a constant. When I do a binding with the out variable of the stored procedure I get a deployment error as "Internal error: OUT_D_LOAD_DATE cannot be converted to a constant value. Please correct the value. If the problem persists then please contact Oracle Support with the stack trace and details on how to reproduce it."
Please let me know how to resolve this and if there is way to get the load_date in the mapping without actually having to call the procedure in the mapping. The load_date will change everyday and I need to read it from a table.
Thanks!

Hi
If you have resolved the error please guide me also Since I am also facing the same error. (RPE-02040: Internal error: MYRAND cannot be converted to a constant value. Please correct the value. )
I am using 10gR2, Here my test process flow is
Start - > MyRand -> FindOddEven->end
Here MyRand function will return a value, the function findOddEven will just do a mod of 2 and return 1 for odd numbers and 0 for even numbers. When I bind the OUT parameter of the MyRand to the IN parameter of the FindOddEven it is throwing the same error.
Thanks in advance

Problem with execution of process flow

Hello! I'm new in OWB, and I hope you will help me.
I started execution of process flow and then connection to my server failed.
The problem is: In Runtime Audit Browser all mappings are complete, but process flow is in "Busy" status. I waited for 24h, and nothing changed. (execution of mappings costed 4h).
what should I do?

Hi,
Use any SQL tool like TOAD and see from the backend if the OWB process is running, if it is still running, kill it. Due to server connection failure the OWB process might have been killed but the Runtime Browser might show it as busy.
Go the Workflow Repository Schema and run the following query:
update wf_item_activity_statuses set activity_status = 'COMPLETE'
where item_type = <Your Process Flow Package Name> and actvity_status != 'COMPLETE'.
This should solve the problem.
Regards
-AP

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

ORA-01017 invalid username/password on execution of process flow

Hi, there are one or two similar issues mentioned in the foum but none are resolved I think.
Basically we have target repositories setup with a single user (not the schema owner) used for the location credentials eg.
REP1_LOCATION pointing to schema REP1 but username OWBRT
REP2_LOCATION pointing to schema REP2 but also username OWBRT
The user OWBRT is defined as a user within OWB and is also defined as a target repository user.
The objects deploy ok without errors but when running any process flow or mapping we get an ORA-01017 invalid username/password.
If the we set the location details to use the schema owner instead of OWBRT mappings and process flows work for that schema.
Is there any special privileges / grants that need to be setup for the username attached to a location in order for this to work ?
We tried giving DBA privileges as a test (which you would think would work), but it didnt.
Thanks
Paul

Hi Paul,
under what user you tried to start processflows/mappings? Did you use configuration with spitted design ant runtime OWB repositories (did you use different DB for design and runtime OWB repositories)?
You should start processflows/mappings under OWB user (created/registered in target DB) and
you need register target locations (database and workflow locations) under this OWB user.
Other variant - you can enable preferences options "Persist location password in metadata" and "Share location password during run time" and then register locations under any OWB user.
I had similar problem and resolved it, also look at this thread
Re: Complex condition don't work with variables in OWB 10.2
Regards,
Oleg

Passing parameters from mapping to mapping with in process flows

I am new to OWB and i would appreciate if any one can suggest me on how to solve the issue i have.
I am trying to pass a parameter from one mapping to another mapping.
ex: key need to be passed
start ----->A--->B--->C----->END
B needs to pass the key to mapping C
In B i have mapping Out put parameter and in C i have a mapping input parameter.
In process flow palatte i could see Key as OUT and in C properties i could bind it to Key .
but i try to deploy this mapping i am getting error below
PF_PKG Create Error
RPE-02040: Internal error: KEY cannot be converted to a constant value. Please correct the value. If the problem persists then please contact Oracle Support with the stack trace and details on how to reproduce it.
TEST_PFCreate INFORMATIONAL
RPE-02071: Deployment has been aborted due to a previously reported critial error.
please suggest me how to pass parameters between mappings with in a process flow.

Hi
You have to use process flow variables. So the output of map A, say parameter P would bind to variable V and then the input of map B, say Q would bind to variable V. In this way you can push parameters from one activity to the other. Although the UI lets you bind B.Q to A.P, it should not, I think there is a bug reported on this.
Cheers
David

How to tace erronious records in a mapping or a process flow?

Hi All,
I read the following document by Rittman.
http://www.rittman.net/work_stuff/tracing_owb_mappings_pt1.htm
I am using Oracle Warehouse Builder 10G R1.
But I feel, it may solve my problem. My problem scenario is as follows.
Here I would like to know how to trace the records which are valid as per business rules, but not counted in the output due to some functional errors, as follows.
For example a variable contains value Region = "R01".
So as per the rule, we need to retrieve the number 01.
I impelemented as to_number ( substr (Region,2 ) )
Unfortunately, In one record, I got the field data as "RRR".
So as per the rule , if apply that logic, this will return the error/warning.
So this record is not counted in the output.
Here I would like to trace these type of records in a table or a file while executing the Mapping.
Is it possible using Oracle Warehouse Builder or Oracle?
When we are dealing external table we can create log or bad file, which will hold all bad records by default. Is there any way to do this in a mapping?
Is any one implemented these kind of tracing files which contains all bad records.
Any suggestions are welcome.
Thank you,
Regards,
Gowtham Sen.

Hi,
i have never used this before but i know that inside the mapping configuration in the table operators there is a property where you can specify in the constraints management the exceptions table name. Anyway you might add an additional field to your target table, add a case expression and then mark the field as being valid or invalid or something like that. You can then select the which records are invalid.
Take a look at this thread: Some Thoughts On An OWB Performance/Testing Framework
Re: Some Thoughts On An OWB Performance/Testing Framework
Cheers,
Ricardo

Wrong map being executed in Process Flow

I created a Process Flow that executes 3 maps and a PL/SQL procedure.
The process flow functions to write data to a Unix file system.
The first map when executed by itself writes the correct string as the first header within the file. But when I execute the same map, named HC_ENTHDR_TEMP_MAP, within the Process Flow the wrong header is written to the file.
I've tried droppping the map and redeploying it. I've tried dropping the map within the Process Flow reinserting it and redeploying the Process Flow. These actions do not solve the problem. When the map is executed within the Process Flow, the wrong header is written. When the map is executed outside the process flow the correct header is written.
Any help would be appreciated. It's as if the WorkFlow schema has the an invalid pointer to a map that I can't get rid of.

Hi,
Sorry for the late reply, but I was off for the Holidays. Anyway.
I have tested your scenario step by step. and it works just the way you're saying.
But, what's happening here is just as Steve have mentioned in his second post.
<quote>All the codes are in the same "bucket"</quote>
And as I mentioned in my first post the local unit precedes the library, and that's why you are seeing the message from the local unit.
I changed the name of the local unit from MY_PRE_FROM to MY_PRE_FORM_LOCAL, and it worked just fine with me.
I suggest you try it, it should work.
So when we run formA we should see the following messages
'in generic call'
'in formA local'
Here what you are seeing the the precedences of the local unit over the library unit whenever they share the same name.
but logically you should see the library code MY_GENERIC_CALL being executed and showing a message of
PROCEDURE MY_GENERIC_CALL IS
BEGIN
message('in generic call');
my_pre_form;
END;and in turn calling to MY_PRE_FORM and the latter shows the message
PROCEDURE my_pre_form IS
BEGIN
message('in lib my pre-form');
END;so you should see:
in generic call
in lib my pre-form
and what's happening with you is the local unit is being preceded from forma over the library unit. As if you are calling the local unit from the library. or at least this is what seems to be happening.
Changing the local unit's name is making the difference.
Regards,
Tony Garabedian

Mapping failure when executed in process flow

I am currently receiving the following error on one of my mappings when I executed a process flow:
TEST_PF: NEW_MAP
Error
ORA-06550: line 1, column 1003:
PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to 'MAIN'
ORA-06550: line 1, column 997:
PL/SQL: Statement ignored
When I execute the process flow using the control center manager, it runs normally and I only receive this error when it runs within the process flow.
Any advice on what is causing this problem and how I can fix it? Is the process flow corrupted? If so, do I have to rebuild it?
Thank you

Hi,
Have you added any parameters or anything like that to your mapping from the first time you put it into the processflow?
In the processflow, select the mapping that fails and synchronize it, redeploy and try again. Or you can just delete the mapping from the process flow and add it again.
At least based on the errormessage you describe it seems like the mapping has been changed and have parameters added or removed from the first time you added it to your processflow.
Ragnar

Process flow execute "complete" in Runtime Audit Browser but it hangs

I create a process flow that contain 4 sub-process flow, each sub-process flow contains several mapping. Each mapping in the process flow will be executed one by one if previous mapping execute successfully. If any error or warning, it will be ended with "End_Error" or "End_Warning". And I deploy the process flow to the workflow server successfully.
Sometimes the process will hang in some certain mapping when execute the process flow. After long time waiting, the status of process flow execution in Audit Browser will be "Complete", but in fact, the sub-porcess ended with that mapping and the next mappings will not be execute. This can be monitored in the Audit browser, as if the whole process "break" at that mapping.
In workflow monitor, I found the workflow has not complete yet. The status of that mapping node is "Notified", not "complete". So I have to abort the workflow in the monitor.
Sometimes when I try again it will be ok. If I deploy the process to another instance that in dw instance, it will also be ok. The dw instance use owb recommend parameters when we install db instance. All the mapping use the default parameters except "Default operation mode", here we use "row based".
Can somebody give me some hint?
Thanks.
OWB 10g rel 1, db: 10g rel2, workflow: 2.6.4

Hi Naidu
Yes you are absolutely right. When you press the cancel button in the GUI, the runtime repository does not get the signal that he is been asked to stop and abort. The GUI cancels himself but the background oracle process is still on !!!. The only way to do is to kill the oracle session. Another way I tried to tackle is
go to the directiry OWB/10.1/owb/rtp/sql and run the file @list_request.sql in sqlplus. Note that you have to login as runtime repositiry owner. After you get the audit id, run the file abort_exec_request.sql and supply the audit id that you obtained by running list_requests.sql. Sometimes it does not work also . Hence the best method is to kill the process

Process Flow hangs

I'm executing a process flow with several activities.
After each activity I check for status and error out if the activity fails. If the activity succeeds I go on to the next activity.
When I execute a map within the process flow, the process flow executes successfully only if the map is the last activity. The map functions to output data to a file.
The Process Flow hangs if after the execution of the map
a stored procedure is called. The stored procedure dynamically creates a DBLINK and updates a table.
When I cancel the execution of the process flow I see the map has successfully outputted all
records. But why hasn't it gotten to the stored procedure.
Each activity on its own works fine but in combination with each other they hang the process flow.

Mahesh,
I am assuming that RAB stands for Runtime Audit Browser.
The Runtime Audit Browser tells me how many records were
rejected but not which ones and why.
The debugger does not give adequate information in fact it does not issue a "break" where it should.
Are there any tools OWB provides for "catching", or
auditting data that cannot for whatever reason be extracted to a file.
I see that they have a mechanism for capturing problems with data coming from a file into a table. I don't see
where there is an explanation of error handling going from a table into a file.
Thanks!
Marion

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

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