Linking Location to Process Flow & Schedule OMB Script in OEM.

Hi All,
Oracle 9i Warehouse Builder Client: 9.2.0.4.0
Oracle 9i Warehouse Builder Repository: 9.2.0.2.0
I created a process flow in OWB proj1 & selected loc1 as deployment location from the drop down help.
Is it possible to link a different location let us consider Loc2 from different OWB project prj2?
Can OMB PLUS Script invoke OWB Mapping or OWB Process Flow? Also can the OMB Plus Scrpit be scheduled in OEM?
Can someone please let me know ?
Thanks in Advance.
Regards,
Vidyanand

Hi Vidyanand,
Lots of questions... but I'm not sure what you mean with linking Loc2 from Prj2. Can you elaborate?
Easiest to execute mappings is SQL Plus or EM. You can use the SQL_EXEC_TEMPLATE to do this, take a look at the documentation in execution of mappings...
Jean-Pierre

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OMB05603 while deploying a process flow with OMB

Hi all,
I am trying to deploy a process flow with OMB. I tried with the repository owner and with a non-admistrative user, but I am getting the following error.
OMB05603: Deployment of Component 'PROCESS_FLOW_MODULE' with action 5 is not allowed.
Any help is appreciated.
Regards,
Sebastian
Code Extract
catch {
     OMBCREATE TRANSIENT DEPLOYMENT_ACTION_PLAN '$plan_name'
     puts "deployment plan created"
     set objectList [OMBRETRIEVE COLLECTION '$col_name' GET ALL REFERENCES]
     foreach object $objectList {
          set objectType [lindex $object 0]
          set objectName [lindex $object 1]
          OMBALTER DEPLOYMENT_ACTION_PLAN '$plan_name' ADD ACTION '$objectName' \
          SET PROPERTIES (OPERATION) VALUES ('CREATE') SET REFERENCE $objectType '$objectName'
          puts "adding action for object $objectType $objectName"
}

Hi Sebastian
I suspect this is because you are trying to deploy the process flow module.
The process flow package should be deployed - not the module and not the flow itself.
Cheers
David

Is there a way to translate process flow to OMB+ ?

Hi all,
Is there a way in OWB to translate process flow/mapping into OMB+ script?
thanks.

Well I can't say I have tried this with the OS, but I have done this with software that we had where I worked a number of years ago that somebody had bought in Europe and then moved to the US. Also, make sure you back up your computer before doing any of this, and no guarantees - especially when messing with System files!
If you use Resedit to open application files and explore a bit you will often see things that appear as the menus and messages that pop up. You can try (and I emphasize "try") to replace these with something in Spanish. Usually you should not replace it with anything longer otherwise it may not fit in properly. Also some menus are contained elsewhere and you won't be able to change those at all.

Execute process flow with OMB*Plus

Hello,
somebody know how to execute a process flow designed with OWB 9.0.4.8.21 within OMB*Plus?
Thanks,
Pedro

Currently it is not possible to execute Process Flows or Mappings from OMB. OMB is to be used mostly as a metadata manipulation and processing platform, not for run-time management.
What you could do is to put OMB metadata operation commands and runtime execution commands one after the other in a shell script and then run everything from this shell script (if this is what you are trying to do).
Regards:
Igor

Start OWB Process Flow Schedule Job in Workflow Manager

I am trying to get the Oracle Workflow Schedule to execute my Oracle Warehouse Builder (OWB) Process Flow. Please note that execute Process Flow from the OWB deployment manager works fine. I did the following but nothing being executed:
Info:
OWB: 10g
Oracle DB: 10g
Oracle Workflow: 2.6.3
OracelAS: NONE
1. From the Oracle Workflow Manager browser, click the Background Engines->Submit New
2. Insert the following parameter:
Work Item Type: LD_STG
Run Date and Time: 10/18/2004 17:40:00
Run Every: 0 days, 00 hours, 01 minutes, 00 seconds
3. Click ok and system showed "Successfully submitted Background Engine with job number 107"
However, after the specificied schedule time, nothing happened. No error shown in the Work Item.
Any help are greatly appreciated. Thanks.

This is a Oracle Workflow client problem. Can you post this to the workflow forum (Workflow
Regards:
Igor

Process Flow Scheduling

Hi All,
I have a Master Flow which has 5 process flows in it.
MF = PF1--->PF2--->PF3--->PF4--->PF5
This MF is shceduled to run every 30mins.(using the OWB10.2.0.4 inbuilt scheduler)
I have two questions....
1) MF first intance of MF started at 1200HRS ..... PF1,PF2 processes of MF flows gets completed ,but it hangs up at PF3 for more that 30min....
since MF frequency is 30min.....second intance of MF will be triggered at 1230HRS before MF first instance completes. now how can we revert back the changes of PF1 and PF2 processes happened during the first instance of MF.
2) hoc can we restrict second instance of MF to start only after the completion of first instance of MF if it takes more than 30mins
Hope my questions are clear.
Thanks

1. I dont think you can since every PF is in its own session and you dont have control over it once it ends. What you can do is create procedures and use them as control service for your PF execution so when your master PF starts again first two processes that have ended dont get started again.
2. Again, procedures to control your execution. This can be done using OWF views. Checking OWF views you can see that first instance is still running and using that you can make sure that second instance does not start until the first one ends.

URGENT: error during deployment of a process flow through OMB

I have a process flow which uses a mapping. The mapping has already been synchronized to its corresponding process flow activity.Now i again synchronize the activity with the same mapping to which it was already synchronized
OMB+> OMBSYNCHRONIZE PROCESS_FLOW 'MAIL_TRY/RND_MAIL' ACTIVITY 'EMP_COUNT' TO MAPPING '/NEW_PROJECT2/NEW_SOURCE/EMP_COUNT' USE (SYNCHRONIZE_STRATEGY 'REPLACE
', MATCHING_STRATEGY 'MATCH_BY_NAME')
Synchronize Completed
now i create a deployment action plan and deploy the process flowand get the error as follows:
OMB+> OMBCREATE TRANSIENT DEPLOYMENT_ACTION_PLAN 'MAIL_TRY' ADD ACTION 'MAIL_TRY ' SET PROPERTIES (OPERATION) VALUES ('CREATE') SET REFERENCE PROCESS_FLOW_PACKAGE '/NEW_PROJECT2/MOD1/MAIL_TRY'
Action plan MAIL_TRY created.
OMB+> OMBCOMMIT
Commit complete.
OMB+> OMBDEPLOY DEPLOYMENT_ACTION_PLAN 'MAIL_TRY'
OMB05602: An unknown Deployment error has occured for Object Type API8028: No signature is available for mapping EMP_COUNT because the generation language is undefined. Please set the generation language property of this mapping, or generate this mapping to set the generation language property to a default value..
In order to remove that error i made the following alteration in the mapping property:
Context changed.
OMB+> OMBALTER MAPPING 'EMP_COUNT' SET PROPERTIES (GENERATION_LANGUAGE) VALUES ('PLSQL')
and then deployed the process folw only to get the following error:
OMB05602: An unknown Deployment error has occured for Object Type Trying to access invalid Object.
Element ID: 282901
Status: 4
Owning FCO: 282896
Thanks in advance!!!!!

A couple of things you could try are:
1 - OMBCOMPILE MAPPING 'EMP_COUNT' instead of doing the OMBALTER as this will ensure that the property is set correctly, just in case there's any problem there,
2 - "set OMBDEBUG on" before doing your OMBDEPLOY to display any additional stack traces.

Passing paramater from process flow to unix script in owb

Hi,
I need help in calling a function the return value must be passed as a paramater to user defined activity operator in owb which would in turn run a unix script on the server which would use the paramater passed.
Thanks,
Ashvin.

hi let me give you some more infor about my proble.
i have a unix script named caproc. The script would be passed a paramater. the script would be called from simple owb process flow and i need to pass the paramater to it.
i have tested running other unix scripts and the are running fine.
as you said to create a variable 'x' i did that and under paramater_list of the user activity operator under binding i selected the variable 'X'
the process flow was valiadated fine and deployed but when i run it it gives me this error.
COPY_OF_UX_SCP_CALL
Error
RPE-01003: An infrastructure condition prevented the request from completing.
COPY_OF_UX_SCP_CALL
Error
RPE-01038: Failed to evaluate expression declare "$LOOP_DETECT$" NUMBER := 0;function "COPY_OF_UX_SCP_CALL" return VARCHAR2 is "WARNING" NUMBER := 2;"RETURN_RESULT_NUMBER" NUMBER := NULL;"NUMBER_OF_ERRORS" NUMBER := 0;"SUCCESS" NUMBER := 1;"ITEM_TYPE" VARCHAR2(4000) := (owbsys.wb_rt_task_variable.get_value(305587));"ERROR" NUMBER := 3;"EVAL_LOCATION" VARCHAR2(4000) := (owbsys.wb_rt_task_variable.get_value(305590));"OK" NUMBER := 1;"FAILURE" NUMBER := 3;"AUDIT_ID" NUMBER := 305586;"RETURN_CODE" NUMBER := NULL;"NUMBER_OF_WARNINGS" NUMBER := 0;"ITEM_KEY" VARCHAR2(4000) := (owbsys.wb_rt_task_variable.get_value(305589));"RETURN_RESULT" VARCHAR(64) := NULL;"PARENT_AUDIT_ID" NUMBER := NULL;"OK_WITH_WARNINGS" NUMBER := 2;begin "$LOOP_DETECT$" := "$LOOP_DETECT$" + 1;if "$LOOP_DETECT$" > 2 then raise_application_error(-20001, 'Loop detected calling "COPY_OF_UX_SCP_CALL"');end if;return to_char(?'acac');end;begin :result := "COPY_OF_UX_SCP_CALL";end;. Please modify the expression, redeploy and retry again.
COPY_OF_UX_SCP_CALL
Error
Missing IN or OUT parameter at index:: 2
i am pasting the xml script owb generates which might help someone to point me the problem
<?xml version = '1.0'?>
<!DOCTYPE Package SYSTEM "jar:file:/C:/product/11.1.0/db_1/owb/lib/int/rtpcommon.jar!/Package_dtd.txt">
<Package Id="SPT_TRY" Name="SPT_TRY">
<PackageHeader>
<XPDLVersion/>
<Vendor/>
<Created/>
<Description></Description>
</PackageHeader>
<TypeDeclarations/>
<Applications>
<Application Id="A805FAF687910739AE04011AC69063028" Name="UX_SCRIPT">
<FormalParameters>
<FormalParameter Id="EXIT_CODE" Mode="OUT">
<DataType>
<DeclaredType Id="EXIT_STATUS"/>
</DataType>
</FormalParameter>
<FormalParameter Id="CFG:COMMAND">
<DataType>
<BasicType Type="STRING"/>
</DataType>
</FormalParameter>
<FormalParameter Id="CFG:PARAMETER_LIST">
<DataType>
<BasicType Type="STRING"/>
</DataType>
</FormalParameter>
<FormalParameter Id="CFG:SUCCESS_THRESHOLD">
<DataType>
<BasicType Type="INTEGER"/>
</DataType>
</FormalParameter>
<FormalParameter Id="CFG:SCRIPT">
<DataType>
<BasicType Type="STRING"/>
</DataType>
</FormalParameter>
<FormalParameter Id="CFG:RESULT_CODE" Mode="OUT">
<DataType>
<BasicType Type="INTEGER"/>
</DataType>
</FormalParameter>
</FormalParameters>
<ExtendedAttributes>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:Function" Value="SHELL"/>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:ExtendedAttributes" Value="TASK_ID">
<ExtendedAttributes>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:TaskName"/>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:ExecStoreUOID"/>
</ExtendedAttributes>
</ExtendedAttribute>
</ExtendedAttributes>
</Application>
<Application Id="A81117E4A8F6699DAE04011AC680650B6" Name="UX_SCRIPT">
<FormalParameters>
<FormalParameter Id="EXIT_CODE" Mode="OUT">
<DataType>
<DeclaredType Id="EXIT_STATUS"/>
</DataType>
</FormalParameter>
<FormalParameter Id="CFG:COMMAND">
<DataType>
<BasicType Type="STRING"/>
</DataType>
</FormalParameter>
<FormalParameter Id="CFG:PARAMETER_LIST">
<DataType>
<BasicType Type="STRING"/>
</DataType>
</FormalParameter>
<FormalParameter Id="CFG:SUCCESS_THRESHOLD">
<DataType>
<BasicType Type="INTEGER"/>
</DataType>
</FormalParameter>
<FormalParameter Id="CFG:SCRIPT">
<DataType>
<BasicType Type="STRING"/>
</DataType>
</FormalParameter>
<FormalParameter Id="CFG:RESULT_CODE" Mode="OUT">
<DataType>
<BasicType Type="INTEGER"/>
</DataType>
</FormalParameter>
</FormalParameters>
<ExtendedAttributes>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:Function" Value="SHELL"/>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:ExtendedAttributes" Value="TASK_ID">
<ExtendedAttributes>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:TaskName"/>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:ExecStoreUOID"/>
</ExtendedAttributes>
</ExtendedAttribute>
</ExtendedAttributes>
</Application>
</Applications>
<WorkflowProcesses>
<WorkflowProcess Id="UX_SCP_CALL" Name="UX_SCP_CALL">
<ProcessHeader>
<Description></Description>
</ProcessHeader>
<FormalParameters>
<FormalParameter Id="EXIT_CODE" Mode="OUT">
<DataType>
<DeclaredType Id="EXIT_STATUS"/>
</DataType>
</FormalParameter>
</FormalParameters>
<DataFields/>
<Activities>
<Activity Id="UX_SCRIPT" Name="UX_SCRIPT">
<Description></Description>
<Implementation>
<Tool Id="A805FAF687910739AE04011AC69063028" Type="APPLICATION">
<ActualParameters>
<ActualParameter/>
<ActualParameter>"/bin/bash"</ActualParameter>
<ActualParameter/>
<ActualParameter>"0"</ActualParameter>
<ActualParameter/>
<ActualParameter/>
</ActualParameters>
<Description></Description>
</Tool>
</Implementation>
<TransitionRestrictions>
<TransitionRestriction>
<Split Type="XOR"/>
</TransitionRestriction>
</TransitionRestrictions>
<ExtendedAttributes>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:UOID" Value="805FAF687910739AE04011AC69063028"/>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:ExtendedAttributes" Value="TASK_ID">
<ExtendedAttributes>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:TaskName" Value=""UX_SCP_CALL:UX_SCRIPT""/>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:ExecStoreUOID" Value=""{0}""/>
</ExtendedAttributes>
</ExtendedAttribute>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:Position">
<ExtendedAttributes>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:XPos" Value="262.0"/>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:YPos" Value="-219.0"/>
</ExtendedAttributes>
</ExtendedAttribute>
</ExtendedAttributes>
</Activity>
<Activity Id="END_SUCCESS" Name="END_SUCCESS">
<Description></Description>
<Implementation>
<Tool Id="END" Type="APPLICATION">
<ActualParameters>
<ActualParameter>OK</ActualParameter>
</ActualParameters>
<Description></Description>
</Tool>
</Implementation>
<ExtendedAttributes>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:UOID" Value="805FAF68790F739AE04011AC69063028"/>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:Position">
<ExtendedAttributes>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:XPos" Value="450.0"/>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:YPos" Value="-40.0"/>
</ExtendedAttributes>
</ExtendedAttribute>
</ExtendedAttributes>
</Activity>
<Activity Id="START1" Name="START1">
<Description></Description>
<Implementation>
<Tool Id="START" Type="APPLICATION">
<Description></Description>
</Tool>
</Implementation>
<TransitionRestrictions>
<TransitionRestriction>
<Split Type="XOR"/>
</TransitionRestriction>
</TransitionRestrictions>
<ExtendedAttributes>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:UOID" Value="805FAF68790E739AE04011AC69063028"/>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:Position">
<ExtendedAttributes>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:XPos" Value="-321.0"/>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:YPos" Value="-211.0"/>
</ExtendedAttributes>
</ExtendedAttribute>
</ExtendedAttributes>
</Activity>
</Activities>
<Transitions>
<Transition Id="TRANSITION_1" From="UX_SCRIPT" To="END_SUCCESS">
<Condition Type="OTHERWISE"/>
</Transition>
<Transition Id="TRANSITION" From="START1" To="UX_SCRIPT"/>
</Transitions>
<ExtendedAttributes>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:UOID" Value="805FAF687909739AE04011AC69063028"/>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:ExtendedAttributes" Value="TASK_ID">
<ExtendedAttributes>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:RootUOID" Value=""805FAF687909739AE04011AC69063028""/>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:TaskName" Value=""UX_SCP_CALL""/>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:ExecStoreUOID" Value=""{0}""/>
</ExtendedAttributes>
</ExtendedAttribute>
</ExtendedAttributes>
</WorkflowProcess>
<WorkflowProcess Id="COPY_OF_UX_SCP_CALL" Name="COPY_OF_UX_SCP_CALL">
<ProcessHeader>
<Description></Description>
</ProcessHeader>
<FormalParameters>
<FormalParameter Id="EXIT_CODE" Mode="OUT">
<DataType>
<DeclaredType Id="EXIT_STATUS"/>
</DataType>
</FormalParameter>
</FormalParameters>
<DataFields>
<DataField Id="X">
<DataType>
<BasicType Type="STRING"/>
</DataType>
<InitialValue>`?'acac'`</InitialValue>
</DataField>
</DataFields>
<Activities>
<Activity Id="END_SUCCESS" Name="END_SUCCESS">
<Description></Description>
<Implementation>
<Tool Id="END" Type="APPLICATION">
<ActualParameters>
<ActualParameter>OK</ActualParameter>
</ActualParameters>
<Description></Description>
</Tool>
</Implementation>
<ExtendedAttributes>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:UOID" Value="81117E4A8F6999DAE04011AC680650B6"/>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:Position">
<ExtendedAttributes>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:XPos" Value="450.0"/>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:YPos" Value="-40.0"/>
</ExtendedAttributes>
</ExtendedAttribute>
</ExtendedAttributes>
</Activity>
<Activity Id="UX_SCRIPT" Name="UX_SCRIPT">
<Description></Description>
<Implementation>
<Tool Id="A81117E4A8F6699DAE04011AC680650B6" Type="APPLICATION">
<ActualParameters>
<ActualParameter/>
<ActualParameter>"/bin/bash"</ActualParameter>
<ActualParameter>X</ActualParameter>
<ActualParameter>"0"</ActualParameter>
<ActualParameter/>
<ActualParameter/>
</ActualParameters>
<Description></Description>
</Tool>
</Implementation>
<TransitionRestrictions>
<TransitionRestriction>
<Split Type="XOR"/>
</TransitionRestriction>
</TransitionRestrictions>
<ExtendedAttributes>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:UOID" Value="81117E4A8F6699DAE04011AC680650B6"/>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:ExtendedAttributes" Value="TASK_ID">
<ExtendedAttributes>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:TaskName" Value=""COPY_OF_UX_SCP_CALL:UX_SCRIPT""/>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:ExecStoreUOID" Value=""{0}""/>
</ExtendedAttributes>
</ExtendedAttribute>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:Position">
<ExtendedAttributes>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:XPos" Value="262.0"/>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:YPos" Value="-219.0"/>
</ExtendedAttributes>
</ExtendedAttribute>
</ExtendedAttributes>
</Activity>
<Activity Id="START1" Name="START1">
<Description></Description>
<Implementation>
<Tool Id="START" Type="APPLICATION">
<Description></Description>
</Tool>
</Implementation>
<TransitionRestrictions>
<TransitionRestriction>
<Split Type="XOR"/>
</TransitionRestriction>
</TransitionRestrictions>
<ExtendedAttributes>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:UOID" Value="81117E4A8F6499DAE04011AC680650B6"/>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:Position">
<ExtendedAttributes>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:XPos" Value="-321.0"/>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:YPos" Value="-211.0"/>
</ExtendedAttributes>
</ExtendedAttribute>
</ExtendedAttributes>
</Activity>
</Activities>
<Transitions>
<Transition Id="TRANSITION_1" From="UX_SCRIPT" To="END_SUCCESS">
<Condition Type="OTHERWISE"/>
</Transition>
<Transition Id="TRANSITION" From="START1" To="UX_SCRIPT"/>
</Transitions>
<ExtendedAttributes>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:UOID" Value="81117E4A8F6199DAE04011AC680650B6"/>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:ExtendedAttributes" Value="TASK_ID">
<ExtendedAttributes>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:RootUOID" Value=""81117E4A8F6199DAE04011AC680650B6""/>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:TaskName" Value=""COPY_OF_UX_SCP_CALL""/>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:ExecStoreUOID" Value=""{0}""/>
</ExtendedAttributes>
</ExtendedAttribute>
</ExtendedAttributes>
</WorkflowProcess>
</WorkflowProcesses>
<ExtendedAttributes>
<ExtendedAttribute Name="OWB:UOID" Value="805FAF687904739AE04011AC69063028"/>
</ExtendedAttributes>
</Package>

How to bind mapping input parameter in process flow using OMB Plus

Hi
I have created a process flow with a mapping.
This mapping has a input parameter, that I want to bind to a variable using OMBPlus
OMBALTER PROCESS_FLOW '$process' MODIFY PARAMETER 'P_EOD_DATE_IN' SET PROPERTIES (BINDING) VALUES ('V_EOD_DATE') does not work as P_EOD_DATE is NOT a process parameter
neither does
OMBALTER PROCESS_FLOW '$process' MODIFY PARAMETER '$mapname/P_EOD_DATE_IN' SET PROPERTIES (BINDING) VALUES ('V_EOD_DATE') as the reference '$mapname/P_EOD_DATE_IN' is not valid.
Any suggestions ?
Best Regards
Klaus

Hi Klaus,
look here {thread:id=640397}
Regards,
oleg

OMB Script - Run a process flow (OMBSTART) with input parameters.

I have a process flow with one input parameter : PF_SCHEMA_NAME. This is a string, literal value = false.
While running this from the OWB Control center UI, it prompts for value of parameter.
I need to execute this process flow using OMB script.
OMBSTART PROCESS_FLOW 'WMREPORT_INCR_DAILY_FCT_SIMP' IN '$OWFLOCATION' OVERRIDE CUSTOM_PARAMETER ('PF_SCHEMA_NAME') VALUES ('ADVIEWPROD')
This gives following error:
OMBSTART PROCESS_FLOW 'WMREPORT_INCR_DAILY_FCT_SIMP' IN 'OWF_LOCATION' OVERRIDE CUSTOM_PARAMETER ('PF_SCHEMA_NAME') VALUES ('ADVIEWPROD')
Starting Execution WMREPORT_INCR_DAILY_FCT_SIMP
RPE-01003: An infrastructure condition prevented the request from completing.
RPE-01038: Failed to evaluate expression declare "$LOOP_DETECT$" NUMBER :
ORA-06550: line 1, column 668:
PLS-00201: identifier 'ADVIEWPROD' must be declared
ORA-06550: line 1, column 626:
PL/SQL: Statement ignored
Completing Execution WMREPORT_INCR_DAILY_FCT_SIMP

Thanks David for your reply.
But your suggestion did not work. I am still getting the same error.
OMBSTART PROCESS_FLOW 'WMREPORT_INCR_DAILY_FCT_SIMP' IN '$OWFLOCATION' OVERRIDE CUSTOM_PARAMETER ('PF_SCHEMA_NAME') VALUES ('"ADVIEWPROD"')
Starting Execution WMREPORT_INCR_DAILY_FCT_SIMP
RPE-01003: An infrastructure condition prevented the request from completing.
RPE-01038: Failed to evaluate expression declare "$LOOP_DETECT$" NUMBER :
ORA-06550: line 1, column 651:
PLS-00201: identifier 'ADVIEWPROD' must be declared
ORA-06550: line 1, column 608:
PL/SQL: Statement ignored
Completing Execution WMREPORT_INCR_DAILY_FCT_SIMP
Can you please help?

Reverse owb objects to omb script

Hi all,
Has anyone ever developed something like that? I was thinking of developing an expert that could help me revert mappings and process flows into omb scripts so i can easily do new developments that most of the time just need to use a different table as source or something like that...
If someone has already done that and would like to share it that would be great.
Best regards,
Bruno

One thing to bear in mind is that while it is POSSIBLE to write a script to parse each object, figure out all of the dependencies, and generate a script that would recreate that object, there is one significant aspect which would be lacking.
Geometry.
There is no way via OMB to specify object location, so when you open your newly created mapping all of the canvas objects will be neatly stacked one atop the other in the center of the canvas.
Not a huge deal to drag them all around and make the mapping readable, but still something you will need to do.
That or you need to write in the SQL code to copy out the existing geometry, and then update it back after rebuilding using SQL calls, but this is entirely unsupported - especially if you were trying to work across OWB versions.
Cheers,
Mike

How to Schedule OWB Process Flows through OEM

Hi,
I have successfully created mappings and process flows for my project.
But now I want to schedule the process flows through OEM.
Following are my DB configurations..
OWB Version : 10g R1 (Oracle SID LVDSGDEV ) on windows
Runtime Owner: ATS_RUN_OWNER (Oracle SID LVDSGDEV )
Runtime User : ATS_RUN_USER (Oracle SID LVDSGDEV )
Work Flow Schema: OWF_MGR (Oracle SID LVDSGDEV)
Source & Target DB : 10g (Oracle SID LVRUNDEV) on windows
Process which I want to Schedule is....
Process Flow Location: ATS_LOC
Process Flow Name: PKG_DM
Process Name: BASE_LOAD
Can someone please suggest me, the procedure to schedule this process flow.....

You may choose just to schedule the mapping directly through OEM. Create an OEM SQLPlus job that calls the script:
@c:\owb_home\owb\rtp\sqlplus_exec_template.sql;
Check the beginning of the sqlplus_exec_template.sql. It will show examples of the parameters it accepts and it has some documentation. It works nicely.

Unix Script in Process Flow

Hi
I have created Process flow which calls Unix Script and deployed the Process flow successfully. But it is giving error when i execute the process flow saying required scripts are not deployed.
Do we need to deploy the unix scripts? if yes, could some one advise how do we do this, as i couldn't see modules to import the Unix Script.
I am using OWB 11G R2.
Thanks

Hi
I have created Process flow which calls Unix Script and deployed the Process flow successfully. But it is giving error when i execute the process flow saying required scripts are not deployed.
Do we need to deploy the unix scripts? if yes, could some one advise how do we do this, as i couldn't see modules to import the Unix Script.
I am using OWB 11G R2.
Thanks

ERROR deploying PROCESS FLOW

I encountered the following error while deploying
RPE-02085: Failed to test wb_rti_workflow_util.initialize through deployed Workflow
Database Link STG1@WB_LK_LOAD_STG. Please check that "EXECUTE ANY PROCEDURE" privilege
is set and that the OWB Runtime is available.
- ORA-06550: line 1, column 7:
PLS-00201: identifier 'WB_RTI_WORKFLOW_UTIL.INITIALIZE@STG1@WB_LK_LOAD_STG' must be declared
ORA-06550: line 1, column 7:
PL/SQL: Statement ignored
I set the "EXECUTE ANY PROCEDURE privilege to runtime repository schema as well as
runtime repository user. I still get the same error.
Please find below the steps I followed
1) Process Flows -> Locations
Created Process flow location with ORacle Work Flow and 2.6.2
2) Process Flows
Created Process Flow module
Created Process Flow Package
Created Process
validated sucessfully
generated XML code successfully
3) Deployment manager
Register the Process flow location in owf_mgr/Owf_mgr successfully
pre-deployment is successful
when deploying I encountered the above error.
I want to execute the process flow from deployment manager itself.
Please help me in solving this problem. URGENT !!
Thanks in advance
Shree

Hi Jean-Pierre,
Thanks for your help,
Grant WHAT to OWF_MGR user?
I couldnt find the package named 'WB_RTI_WORKFLOW_UTIL'
in OWF_MGR but I cound find 'WB_RT_WORKFLOW_UTIL' package in it.
Is this some problem in my OWF_MGR schema?
Any help will be greatly appreciated,
Thanks,
Shree

User Defined Activity "hangs" Process Flow if it runs for more than 10mins

I have been using OWB (10g r2) for a while and have used "User Defined" activities in production process flows successfully before.
However my problem now is that the activity (shell command) I want to perform, takes more than 10 minutes to complete. If I run the process flow with a parameter that generates a shell command that executes in two or three minutes, the process flow continues past the sucessfully executed user defined activity to the next activity.
BUT
If I run the same process flow (without modification or even redeployment) with a different parameter , the user defined acivity sucessfully executes (after about 11 minutes or so) but the process flow , doesnt seem to know that it is finished and just says it is still executing.
my "user defined" activity has
COMMAND: /usr/bin/ksh
PARAMETER_LIST bound to a variable which is set earlier in the process flow.
RESULT_CODE:
SCRIPT :
SUCESS_THRESHOLD : 0
by examining (RUNTIME CONTROL CENTER SCHEMA).all_rt_audit_execution_params
I can see that the variable contents assigned to RESULT_CODE look like this
'/usr/bin/rsh -n WINSRV1 dtsrun /usa /ppw /S WINSQLSRV /N JOBNAME_SHORT'
or this
'/usr/bin/rsh -n WINSRV1 dtsrun /usa /ppw /S WINSQLSRV /N JOBNAME_LONG'
I put the -n in because I thought that may have been the problem, but I think its more likely that there is come sort of ".properties" in a runtime file that needs to be set to control the "timeout" of user defined activities.
(like in Runtime.properties
property.RuntimePlatform.0.NativeExecution.Shell.security_constraint = NATIVE_JAVA
except maybe
.........Nativeexecution.timeout = .....?????
Has anybody had a problem like this? Found a document describing available configuration properties for PF activites?
Can anyone help?

I have been using OWB (10g r2) for a while and have used "User Defined" activities in production process flows successfully before.
However my problem now is that the activity (shell command) I want to perform, takes more than 10 minutes to complete. If I run the process flow with a parameter that generates a shell command that executes in two or three minutes, the process flow continues past the sucessfully executed user defined activity to the next activity.
BUT
If I run the same process flow (without modification or even redeployment) with a different parameter , the user defined acivity sucessfully executes (after about 11 minutes or so) but the process flow , doesnt seem to know that it is finished and just says it is still executing.
my "user defined" activity has
COMMAND: /usr/bin/ksh
PARAMETER_LIST bound to a variable which is set earlier in the process flow.
RESULT_CODE:
SCRIPT :
SUCESS_THRESHOLD : 0
by examining (RUNTIME CONTROL CENTER SCHEMA).all_rt_audit_execution_params
I can see that the variable contents assigned to RESULT_CODE look like this
'/usr/bin/rsh -n WINSRV1 dtsrun /usa /ppw /S WINSQLSRV /N JOBNAME_SHORT'
or this
'/usr/bin/rsh -n WINSRV1 dtsrun /usa /ppw /S WINSQLSRV /N JOBNAME_LONG'
I put the -n in because I thought that may have been the problem, but I think its more likely that there is come sort of ".properties" in a runtime file that needs to be set to control the "timeout" of user defined activities.
(like in Runtime.properties
property.RuntimePlatform.0.NativeExecution.Shell.security_constraint = NATIVE_JAVA
except maybe
.........Nativeexecution.timeout = .....?????
Has anybody had a problem like this? Found a document describing available configuration properties for PF activites?
Can anyone help?

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