OWB 10gR2 Try to schedule a process flow

Hi,
I built a process flow Flow_1 and now I try to schdule and run it.
I built a Schedule WF1 but now I cannot merge process flow and schedule. I think I forgot something to do.
Please help me.
Siegwin

Hi RobNijland,
Thank you for your information.
I have done this. But I have a parameter defined on my process flow and how can I pass that parameter value?
Thanks,
mc

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_______________________END_WARNING
w w
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edit: seems like my ascii art got a bit messed up... :(
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CC_DAILY_0400
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Error      ORA-20002: 3114: Activity 'PACK_1/CC_DAILY_0400' is not a process.
ORA-06512: at "OWF_MGR.WF_ENGINE", line 3920
ORA-06512: at line 1
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WS_DAILY_2400
Description :
Runtime User : OWBRT_USER
Started : 2006-09-01 00:00:01.0
Status      Log
Error      ORA-20002: 3114: Activity 'PACK_1/WS_DAILY_2400' is not a process.
ORA-06512: at "OWF_MGR.WF_ENGINE", line 3920
ORA-06512: at line 1
ORA-20002: 3114: Activity is not a process.
I basically can not get both sets to run even though they are on separate modules and separate schedules.Has anyone any idea as to what could be wrong or if I am setting something up in a strange way which would cause these symptoms.
All help or advice greatly appreciated
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Amer

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Hi,
I am new to OWB. I created a process flow. And I am able to execute it using OWB. But now I want to shedule my process flow.
I am using oracle warehouse builder 10g R 1.
I am using work flow server 2.6.3
I am having oracle enterprize manager. But I don't know how to shedule jobs.
Thanks and regards
Gowtham sen.

From OEM you can use the following to schedule your process flow package.
1, Select the RUN SQL*PLUS Script
2, "owner" "Process_Flow_Location" "PROCESS" "PF_NAME" "," ","
3, Then import the OEM_EXEC_TEMPLATE.SQL
4, Check the Overide credential with the Username and Password
This step is working for me. Also if you get an Role error make sure the comment
the following lines in the OEM_EXEC_TEMPLATE.sql
REM alter session set current_schema = &REPOS_OWNER;
REM set role wb_r_&REPOS_OWNER, wb_u_&REPOS_OWNER;

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