EFFICIENT way of escalating an open task
I need to escalate TASKS that are still open after 31 days.
I figure i need 2 workflows to do this.
As i see it right now:
1st WF. Waits for 31 days after the task has been created. On the 31st day it changes a read only field called "escalate" to YES.
2nd WF checks for changes in tasks where: If (Status=OPEN AND escalate<>pre(escalate)) is true then send an escalete email or task.
Is there a more efficient way of doing this?
TIA
Paul
Is there a reason you want two worfklows? Why not put an e-mail action after the Wait on the same workflow? If you check the "Reevaluate Rule Conditions After Wait" checkbox on the Wait action, the workflow rule will be re-evaluated after your 31 days... so it would only send the e-mail message if the Task is still open (assuming your workflow condition is set to look at Status = Open).
Chris
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AND OSI.ORC_KEY = ORC.ORC_KEY
AND ORC.USR_KEY = USR.USR_KEY;
However when I run the below SQL to complete these open tasks manually, these tasks are not getting completed. Please let me know the sql to manully complete bulk open tasks.
update sch set sch_status='MC' where sch_key=(select sch.sch_key
FROM OSI,
SCH,
MIL,
ORC
WHERE SCH_CREATE >=TO_DATE('04/23/2012','MM/DD/YYYY')
AND SCH.SCH_STATUS='R'
AND OSI.SCH_KEY = SCH.SCH_KEY
AND OSI.MIL_KEY = MIL.MIL_KEY
AND OSI.ORC_KEY = ORC.ORC_KEY);It is not recommended to manipulate OIM data using SQLs. It is against Audit. If we don't have any other way then only we go for SQLs.
http://otndnld.oracle.co.jp/document/products/id_mgmt/idm_904/doc_cd/javadocs/operations/Thor/API/Operations/tcProvisioningOperationsIntf.html#setTasksCompletedManually%28long[]%29 -
Closing an open task programatically
HI,
I have created a custom component in order to establish connection to BPM .
The flow is such that , the connection gets established and i need to fetch the tasks based on the workflowInstance and user ID specified.
I am able to fetch the tasks from which i extract the task state.
Need to close the state of an open task i.e need to update the state of the task to close. Not able to do it.
How do i achieve this?
This is the piece of code that is supposed to perform the functionality.
Please have a look and provide your inputs in order to achieve the needed.
Function Call:
this.updateTaskOutCome(task1, "CLOSE");
Function Defnition:
public int updateTaskOutCome(final task,
final String outcome) {
// variable to show success or failure
int success = 0;
// creating reference for TaskQueryService
TaskQueryService taskQueryService = null;
// creating reference for WorkflowContextType for admin context
WorkflowContextType adminContext = null;
// creating reference for WorkflowContextType for user context
WorkflowContextType userContext = null;
TaskService taskService = null;
oracle.bpel.services.workflow.task.model.Task outcomeUpdatedTask =
null;
CredentialType adminCredentialtype = this.createAdminCredentialType();
CredentialOnBehalfOfRequestType onBehalfRequestType =
queryFactory.createCredentialOnBehalfOfRequestType();
// calling getService method og BPMConnection
//get taskQueryService Object from BPMConnection
//taskService = getService("taskAction");
//creating WorkflowContext for admin
//setting admin context to onBehalfRequestType
try {
taskQueryService = (TaskQueryService)getService("taskQuery");
adminContext = taskQueryService.authenticate(adminCredentialtype);
onBehalfRequestType.setOnBehalfOfUser("username");// admin username given
onBehalfRequestType.setWorkflowContext(adminContext);
//creating WorkflowContext for user
userContext= taskQueryService.authenticateOnBehalfOf(onBehalfRequestType);
// getting BPM Client for performing user actions
taskService = (TaskService)getService("taskAction");
// creating UpdateTaskOutcomeType object and setting its property
UpdateTaskOutcomeType updateTaskOutcomeType =
taskActionFactory.createUpdateTaskOutcomeType();
// //setting outcome
updateTaskOutcomeType.setOutcome(outcome);
//setting task
updateTaskOutcomeType.setTask(task);
// setting userContext
updateTaskOutcomeType.setWorkflowContext(userContext);
// calling webservice operation for performing user action
//setting success variable
outcomeUpdatedTask =
taskService.updateTaskOutcome(updateTaskOutcomeType);
} catch (StaleObjectFaultMessage e) {
Report.trace("mysectionstring",
"inside staleobject fault message catch block", null);
// } catch (WorkflowErrorMessage e) {
// TaskQueryServiceFaultType faultInfo = e.getFaultInfo();
} catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
if (outcomeUpdatedTask != null) {
success = 1;
return success;
Thanks in advance,
BharathAny one facing similiar issue?
Could someone please provide some information.
Thanks,
Bharath
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