Process Flow Exit Parameters, Possible?

I want to send through variables from One process to Another within a Process Flow Package, is this possible.
I'm not able to add EXIT parameters to the END Object through which I can hand over values to the next process, how is this done?

Sorry, currently it is not possible. In the next release, END activity will support parameters.
Nikolai Rochnik

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SQLPLUS Acitivity in process flow Input parameters to the script

I have a sqlplus Activity in the process flow. In the script section I have a update statement which has a where clause where I need to pass a date field as input paramter to this script to compare and update the records.
Is there a way to pass Input Parameters to the script.
update test
set last_name = 'TEST'
where trunc(begin_date) = :begin_date;
Begin_date is a variable in my process flow which I need to pass to this script.
Any ideas as to how I can accomplish this.
Thanks in advance.

You can Create a procedure of the Update statement with one input paramenter like
Create Or replace procedure Update_test ( p_begin_date date )
IS
update test
set last_name = 'TEST'
where trunc(begin_date) = p_begin_date;
End;Then call this Procedure in the Process Flow and give input parameter from PF variable.
Cheers
Nawneet

Can we run process-flow from outside OWB

Hi All,
I am scheduling my process-flows daily in night. If any process-flow fails, they will rectify the problems and they want to run the process flow manually, outside own, like SQL.
Regards,
Kumar.

Hi Detlef,
I tried to execute the following, I dint get any response and the sqlplus closed automatically. When I saw the execution details no executing had taken palce. And even I tried to execute the command by commenting the exit in the script.
sqlplus RA_OWB1/RA_OWB1@RADEV1 @C:\OraHome_1\owb\rtp\sql\sqlplus_exec_template.sql RA_OWB1 PlatformSchema ProcessFlow SAI_PF "," ","
Is there any external (oracle function), so that I can pass any number of Process-flows as parameters for execution. Client will create a form with a list of check boxes and execute button. when the user selects the check boxes according to his rerquirements and click execute. then all the process-flows should run.
Regards,
Kumar.

Replace mappings in Process Flows

Hi,
Is there an easy way of replacing an existing mapping ina PF with new version of the same?
thanks
mahesh

OK, here is some sample code you can play with. What it does is drop the mapping activity from the process flow and then replace it with a fresh version, rebuilding parameters and transitions.
I used an additional DB connection to query for problem activities. You can see the logic in the $v_mapquery query: alter this if you need something different. This is much faster then using pure scripting: there would problems of RAM and speed while scanning all process flows using OMBPlus.
So I cache all the needed info in some lists and then print/reconcile it.
Having an extra open connection can cause some concurrency problems, but this was designed to run batch and send back an e-mail with results.
Some extra notes:
1-if a mapping is dropped I print the unbound activity but can't reconcile it
2-activities are replaced so they will be out of position when you enter the process flow editor
2-there was a bug in scripting related to SQLLoader mappings. I don't know if this has been fixed; so you can have problems with these.
The following 3 procedures cache the process flow info.
# Retrieve transitions of a proc. flow activity
proc get_map_pf_transitions {\
     p_conn \
     p_process_flow_id \
     p_map_activity_id \
     p_pf_act_trans
     upvar $p_pf_act_trans v_pf_act_trans
     set v_query "select
     cast(decode (tr.source_activity_id, ?, 'OUTGOING','INCOMING') as varchar2(50)) TRANSITION_DIRECTION,
process_id, process_name,
transition_id, transition_name, business_name, description, condition,
                     source_activity_id, source_activity_name,
                        target_activity_id, target_activity_name
from all_iv_process_transitions tr
       where tr.process_id = ?
       and (tr.source_activity_id = ?
              or tr.target_activity_id = ?)
            order by source_activity_id";
     set v_stmt [ $p_conn prepareCall $v_query ]
     $v_stmt {setLong int long} 1 $p_map_activity_id
     $v_stmt {setLong int long} 2 $p_process_flow_id
     $v_stmt {setLong int long} 3 $p_map_activity_id
     $v_stmt {setLong int long} 4 $p_map_activity_id
     set v_resultset [ $v_stmt executeQuery ]
     # set to -1 so it goes to 0 when entering loop
     set v_transindex -1
     set v_temptran [list ]
     while { [ $v_resultset next ] == 1 } {
         incr v_transindex;
         lappend v_temptran \
              [ list \
                   [$v_resultset getString TRANSITION_NAME] \
                   [$v_resultset getString DESCRIPTION] \
                   [$v_resultset getString CONDITION] \
                   [$v_resultset getString TRANSITION_DIRECTION] \
                   [$v_resultset getString SOURCE_ACTIVITY_NAME] \
                   [$v_resultset getString TARGET_ACTIVITY_NAME] \
    lappend v_pf_act_trans $v_temptran
# Retrieve parameters of a proc. flow mapping
proc get_map_pf_parameters {\
     p_conn \
     p_map_activity_id \
     p_pf_act_parameters
     upvar $p_pf_act_parameters v_pf_act_parameters
     set v_query "select
     parameter_owner_id, parameter_owner_name,
     PARAMETER_OWNER_ID, PARAMETER_NAME, DATA_TYPE, DEFAULT_VALUE parameter_value,
     BUSINESS_NAME, DESCRIPTION
     from ALL_IV_PROCESS_PARAMETERS pa
       where pa.parameter_owner_id = ?";
     set v_stmt [ $p_conn prepareCall $v_query ]
     $v_stmt {setLong int long} 1 $p_map_activity_id
     set v_resultset [ $v_stmt executeQuery ]
     # set to -1 so it goes to 0 when entering loop
     set v_paramindex -1
     set v_tempparam [list ]
     while { [ $v_resultset next ] == 1 } {
         incr v_paramindex;
         lappend v_tempparam \
              [ list \
                   [$v_resultset getString PARAMETER_NAME] \
                   [$v_resultset getString DATA_TYPE] \
                   [$v_resultset getString PARAMETER_VALUE] \
                   [$v_resultset getString DESCRIPTION] \
    lappend v_pf_act_parameters $v_tempparam
# Retrieve and cache all info needed to upgrade process flows
# all parameters are lists which are appended, except the connection
proc get_map_pf_unbound { \
     p_conn \
     p_upd_types \
     p_maps \
     p_pf_paths \
     p_pf_proc_names \
     p_pf_act_names \
     p_pf_act_parameters \
     p_pf_act_trans
     upvar $p_upd_types v_upd_types
     upvar $p_maps v_maps
     upvar $p_pf_paths v_pf_paths
     upvar $p_pf_proc_names v_pf_proc_names
     upvar $p_pf_act_names v_pf_act_names
     upvar $p_pf_act_parameters v_pf_act_parameters
     upvar $p_pf_act_trans v_pf_act_trans
# query to retrieve unbound mappings (actually, I use views in the DB ... )
     set v_mapquery "with proc_maps as (
      select
   '/'||md.project_name||'/'|| information_system_name || '/' ||
                            pk.package_name pf_fqual_procpath,
   md.project_id pf_project_id,
   md.project_name pf_project_name,
   md.information_system_id pf_module_id,
   md.information_system_name pf_module_name,
   pk.package_id pf_package_id,
   pk.package_name pf_package_name,
   pr.process_id pf_process_id,
   pr.process_name pf_process_name,
   a.activity_id pf_activity_id,
   a.activity_name pf_activity_name,
   a.business_name pf_act_business_name,
   a.description pf_act_description,
   a.activity_type pf_act_activity_type,
   a.bound_object_id pf_act_bound_object_id,
   a.bound_object_name pf_act_bound_object_name
    from all_iv_process_activities a,
                                 all_iv_processes pr,
                            all_iv_packages pk,
                            all_iv_process_modules md
             where
             a.activity_type in (
                'PlSqlMapProcessNoteTag', /* type for PLSQL mappings */
                'SqlLdrProcessNoteTag' /* SQLLOADER mappings */)
             and a.process_id = pr.process_id
             and pk.package_id = pr.package_id
             and md.INFORMATION_SYSTEM_ID = pk.schema_id
maps as (
       select
     '/'||md.project_name||'/'||md.information_system_name||
     '/'|| mp.MAP_NAME mp_fqual_mapname,
       md.PROJECT_ID mp_project_id,
       md.PROJECT_NAME mp_project_name,
       md.INFORMATION_SYSTEM_ID mp_module_id,
       md.INFORMATION_SYSTEM_NAME mp_module_name,
       mp.MAP_ID mp_map_id,
       mp.MAP_NAME mp_map_name,
       mp.BUSINESS_NAME MP_BUSINESS_NAME ,
       mp.DESCRIPTION MP_DESCRIPTION
        from all_iv_xform_maps mp,
                  all_iv_information_systems md
                where mp.INFORMATION_SYSTEM_ID = md.INFORMATION_SYSTEM_ID
select * from (
/* case 1: mapping name has changed */
select
'1-CHANGEDNAME' changetype,
a.*,m.* from proc_maps a, maps m
                where a.pf_act_bound_object_id = m.mp_map_id
                  and a.pf_act_bound_object_name <> m.mp_map_name
                  union all
/* case 2: there's a new mapping with the old name... I'll reconcile only if
   the old mapping was dropped: otherwise you'll be in case 1:
   IMPORTANT- NOTE: I'll reconcile with a new mapping with the same name even
                  if found in a different module.
select
'2-REPLACED' changetype,
a.*,mnew.* from proc_maps a,
                                 maps mnew,
                            maps mold
                where a.pf_act_bound_object_id <> mnew.mp_map_id
             and a.pf_act_bound_object_name = mnew.mp_map_name
             /* verify that mapping is in the current project */
             and mnew.mp_project_id = a.pf_project_id
             and a.pf_act_bound_object_id = mold.mp_map_id (+)
             and mold.mp_map_id is null
                     union all
/* case 3: no matching mapping. I'll warn the user that the activity is not bound nor bindable */
   select
   '3-MISSING' changetype,
   a.*,mnew.* from proc_maps a, maps mnew, maps mold
                where
                 a.pf_act_bound_object_name = mnew.mp_map_name (+)
             and a.pf_project_id = mnew.mp_project_id (+)
             and a.pf_act_bound_object_id = mold.mp_map_id (+)
             and mnew.mp_map_id is null
             and mold.mp_map_id is null)
             order by changetype, pf_fqual_procpath, pf_process_name, pf_activity_name";
# query to retrieve connections between pflow activities
     set v_transquery "select
process_id, process_name,
transition_id, transition_name, business_name, description, condition,
                     source_activity_id, source_activity_name,
                        target_activity_id, target_activity_name
from all_iv_process_transitions tr
       where tr.process_id = ?
       and (tr.source_activity_id = ?
              or tr.target_activity_id = ?)
            order by source_activity_id";
     set v_mapstmt [ $p_conn prepareCall $v_mapquery ]
     set v_resultset [ $v_mapstmt executeQuery ]
     # set to -1 so it goes to 0 when entering loop
     set v_mapindex -1
     while { [ $v_resultset next ] == 1 } {
         incr v_mapindex;
         lappend v_upd_types [$v_resultset getString CHANGETYPE]
         set v_fqualmapname [$v_resultset getString MP_FQUAL_MAPNAME]
         lappend v_maps $v_fqualmapname
         set v_pf_activity_id [$v_resultset getLong PF_ACTIVITY_ID]
         set v_pf_process_id [$v_resultset getLong PF_PROCESS_ID]
          lappend v_pf_paths [$v_resultset getString PF_FQUAL_PROCPATH]
          lappend v_pf_proc_names [$v_resultset getString PF_PROCESS_NAME]
          lappend v_pf_act_names [$v_resultset getString PF_ACTIVITY_NAME]
          puts "Retrieving activity parameters...";
          get_map_pf_parameters $p_conn $v_pf_activity_id $p_pf_act_parameters
          puts "Retrieving activity transitions...";
          get_map_pf_transitions $p_conn $v_pf_process_id $v_pf_activity_id $p_pf_act_trans
#          lappend v_pf_act_properties
#          lappend v_pf_act_trans
           puts "All data retrieved for activity:";
           puts "[lindex $v_pf_paths $v_mapindex]/[lindex $v_pf_proc_names $v_mapindex]/[lindex $v_pf_act_names $v_mapindex]";
           puts "Type: [lindex $v_upd_types $v_mapindex]";
}And here's some example client code to load problem activities info, print it and reconcile (replace) activities.
# open extra connection to access OWB public views
set v_connstr "OWBREP/[email protected]:1521:ORCL"
set v_jdbcconnstr "jdbc:oracle:thin:$p_connstr"
java::call java.sql.DriverManager registerDriver [java::new oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver ]
set v_conn [java::call java.sql.DriverManager getConnection $v_jdbcconnstr ]
# retrieve and cache activity data
set v_upd_types [list ]
set v_maps [list ]
set v_pf_paths [list ]
set v_pf_proc_names [list ]
set v_pf_act_names [list ]
# activity parameters - will be a nested list
set v_pf_act_parameters [list ]
# activity transitions - will be a nested list
set v_pf_act_trans [list ]
get_map_pf_unbound $v_conn \
v_upd_types \
v_maps \
v_pf_paths \
v_pf_proc_names \
v_pf_act_names \
v_pf_act_parameters \
v_pf_act_trans \
$v_conn close
#print results
foreach \
     v_upd_type $v_upd_types \
     v_map $v_maps \
     v_pf_path $v_pf_paths \
     v_pf_proc_name $v_pf_proc_names \
     v_pf_act_name $v_pf_act_names \
     v_pf_act_parameterz $v_pf_act_parameters \
     v_pf_act_tranz $v_pf_act_trans \
     puts "*** Reconcile type: $v_upd_type";
     puts "Activity: $v_pf_path/$v_pf_proc_name/$v_pf_act_name"
     puts "Candidate mapping: $v_map"
# types of activities I can reconcile
set v_reconc_possible_types [ list "1-CHANGEDNAME" "2-REPLACED" ]
set v_currentpath ""
OMBCONN $v_connstr
#reconcile
foreach \
     v_upd_type $v_upd_types \
     v_map $v_maps \
     v_pf_path $v_pf_paths \
     v_pf_proc_name $v_pf_proc_names \
     v_pf_act_name $v_pf_act_names \
     v_pf_act_parameterz $v_pf_act_parameters \
     v_pf_act_tranz $v_pf_act_trans \
     if { [lsearch $v_reconc_possible_types $v_upd_type ] == -1 } {
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          continue;
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     puts "with mapping $v_map ..."
     if { $v_pf_path != $v_currentpath } {
          OMBCC '$v_pf_path'
          set v_currentpath $v_pf_path
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     puts "Dropping activity...";
     OMBALTER PROCESS_FLOW '$v_pf_proc_name' \
          DELETE ACTIVITY '$v_pf_act_name';
     puts "Re-creating activity...";
     # don't change activity name - maybe should inherit mapping name (if no collisions)
     OMBALTER PROCESS_FLOW '$v_pf_proc_name' ADD MAPPING ACTIVITY '$v_pf_act_name' \
               SET REF MAPPING '$v_map';
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     puts "Adding transitions...";
     foreach v_tran $v_pf_act_tranz {
          set v_TRANSITION_NAME [lindex $v_tran 0 ]
         set v_DESCRIPTION [lindex $v_tran 1 ]
         set v_CONDITION [lindex $v_tran 2 ]
          set v_SOURCE_ACTIVITY_NAME [lindex $v_tran 4 ]
          set v_TARGET_ACTIVITY_NAME     [lindex $v_tran 5 ]
          OMBALTER PROCESS_FLOW '$v_pf_proc_name' ADD TRANSITION '$v_TRANSITION_NAME' \
               FROM ACTIVITY '$v_SOURCE_ACTIVITY_NAME' \
               TO '$v_TARGET_ACTIVITY_NAME' \
               SET PROPERTIES (TRANSITION_CONDITION, DESCRIPTION) VALUES \
                    ('$v_CONDITION','$v_DESCRIPTION');
     # set parameters
     puts "Setting parameters...";
     foreach v_param $v_pf_act_parameterz {
          set v_PARAMETER_NAME [lindex $v_param 0 ]
         set v_PARAMETER_VALUE [lindex $v_param 2 ]
         set v_DESCRIPTION [lindex $v_param 3 ]
         OMBALTER PROCESS_FLOW '$v_pf_proc_name' MODIFY ACTIVITY '$v_pf_act_name' \
              MODIFY PARAMETER '$v_PARAMETER_NAME' SET \
               PROPERTIES (VALUE,DESCRIPTION) VALUES ('$v_PARAMETER_VALUE','$v_DESCRIPTION') ;
     puts "Reconcile complete for $v_pf_path/$v_pf_proc_name/$v_pf_act_name";
}I hope I haven't lost too much in cutting and pasting! Anyway if something is not clear, ask freely. I don't use OWB built-in process flows any more, but I should remember enough to explain my own code.
Antonio

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Hi all,
I am running OWB process flow (using the template script provided by oracle) and i want to pass two date parameters as shown below:
sqlplus -s $SQL_USER/$SQL_PWD@$ORACLE_SID @$HOME_DIR/src/vmc_oem_exec_script.sql OWB_OWNER VMC_POST_DW_PF_LOC_SIT PROCESS VMC_NM1_PORT_MAIN "," "P_DATE_FROM=$DATE_FROM,P_DATE_TO=$DATE_TO"
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This document is explaining how to pass data between activities in process flow.
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I am trying to combine all the flat files in a directory in my process flow by executing
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I am trying to pass a parameter from one mapping to another mapping.
ex: key need to be passed
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B needs to pass the key to mapping C
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In process flow palatte i could see Key as OUT and in C properties i could bind it to Key .
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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.

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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.
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Is there a way to pass parameters between different process flow operators like transformation activity, mapping, etc using any variable. Either defining new variable or using existing variable. Does process flow provides any variables whose values can be changed by one mapping and used by mapping following it.
Any help would be appreicated.
Platform - OWB 10gR1
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write a PL/SQL transformation, function or procedure either. Call the Transformation before the mapping, like if you want to execute that mapping or not based on the return vale.
"can be changed by one mapping and used by mapping following it"
Yes, you can. Log the value into database , then convert the following mapping as the PL/SQL transformation, where you can easily take the previous mapping output value, which has been stored. All you need some temp parameter table. The way you can define a table to be used for more than one case.

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I'm wondering:
I wanted to use a process parameter as input for more than one process component. but when i bind it to the first component (e.g. a transformation) it is not possible to bind it again to the next transformation in the same process flow.
is this "normal"?
the only workarround I see is to create local var's and assign them with an assignment op.
can someone help to clarify the situation?

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Greetings
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ORA-06550: line 1, column 668:
PLS-00201: identifier 'ADVIEWPROD' must be declared
ORA-06550: line 1, column 626:
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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
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Is It Possible To Start a Process Flow on Receipt of an Email?

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Does anyone know if you can trigger the start of a process flow once an email has been received?
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alternatively what you can done is:
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