Mailing summary of successfully executed process flow

i have process flow that includes multiple number of mappings, each one has function that emails the errors if the mapping is not successful. now at the end of the process flow i want to send out summary email with info about all mappings in the process flow. Some of the mappings have allowed number of errors set to 20, so i'm guessing the mail should look something like this:
<Process_flow_name> started at <HH:MM:SS DD/MM/YYYY> completed successfully at <HH:MM:SS DD/MM/YYYY>
-<Any other info you can pull out for the process flow here>
-<Mapping_1>
--<MAPPING_START_DATE><TIME_TAKEN><ROWS_SELECTED><ROWS_INSERTED><ROWS_UPDATED><ROWS_DELETED><NO_OF_ERROR>
---<If possible the errors are listed here>
-<Mapping_2>
--<MAPPING_START_DATE><TIME_TAKEN><ROWS_SELECTED><ROWS_INSERTED><ROWS_UPDATED><ROWS_DELETED><NO_OF_ERROR>
---<If possible the errors are listed here>

You can create the procedure and then send the desired value form that procedure to Email body.
and the procedure can use metadata tables to get information
like
select
exe.execution_audit_id,
tar.NUMBER_RECORDS_INSERTED,
step_tar.TARGET_NAME,
tar.STEP_TYPE,
tar.NUMBER_RECORDS_MERGED ,
tar.NUMBER_RECORDS_UPDATED ,exe.execution_audit_id, tar.ELAPSE_TIME,exe.EXECUTION_NAME,exe.EXECUTION_AUDIT_STATUS,map_run.MAP_NAME
from ALL_RT_AUDIT_MAP_RUNS Map_run,ALL_RT_AUDIT_EXECUTIONS Exe, ALL_RT_AUDIT_STEP_RUNS tar, ALL_RT_AUDIT_STEP_RUN_TARGETS step_tar
where exe.EXECUTION_AUDIT_ID=map_run.EXECUTION_AUDIT_ID(+) AND
map_run.map_run_id=tar.map_run_id(+) AND
step_tar.STEP_ID=tar.STEP_ID and
exe.execution_audit_id > '114305' order by exe.execution_audit_id descCheers
Nawneet

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