Querying Oracle BPM database for processes with a process variable criterio

Dear gurua,
what data base user (maybe DEV_SOAINFRA???) and which tables should I join so that I select all processes with have a process variable with a specific value?

I found the following web site that can help. The password for everything is welcome1
http://blogs.oracle.com/bpm/2010/06/bpm_11gr1_now_available_on_ama.html

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I've been researching databases for a few days looking for something lightweight that I can use when developing applications. I saw the post by Anthony Lukindo on Expressionflow (http://expressionflow.com/2007/07/05/labview-based-utility-to-package-deploy-ms-sql-server-2005-expr...), but I'm not really looking to use an enterprise level db and it sure seems complicated. I looked at both MS SQL Server Compact 3.5 and SQLite, and they both look to be about what I'm looking for, but I haven't found any LV interfaces to these things. There appeared to be an aborted effort to get a SQLite interface made as an OpenG toolkit (SQLite database toolkit (Windows)), but it seems to have inexplicably vanished. I like the idea of SQLite better than the MS product because it seems to only include the things I'm looking for, and it's cross platform (and public domain) and I am thinking about starting to write an interface myself. I'd appreciate any comments on the topic.
I do have the LV DB toolkit, but I would rather not have all the overhead associated with speaking to an out-of-process db through external components (plus the headeaches associated with deploying the thing). I am pretty much a nubie in this area though, so maybe I can be convinced otherwise.
Thanks,
Chris

SQLite is propably the best performing free open source disk based database for a "single-threaded" applications or for reasonably sized multi-threaded applications that do not require row-level or table-level locking. So do not consider SQLite only as a development time alternative... it is a good alternative for many purposes.
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A different thing is that if you need a database for development purposes, should you actually set up one? I'm a friend of a software-as-a-service and currently use hosted mysql databases at Mosso. I use them for web development project but I see no reason to use them with LabVIEW as well, as long as your development computer is online. The good thing about hosted services is that they really are zero-configuration and zero-maintenance. When ever I've a problem or don't know something, I simply chat with the support person online Another good thing is that my hosted databases come with online administrative interface, phpMyAdmin, which simplyfies the database management, especially during the development phase when everything is not working as expected. Furthermore I can use MySQ Workbench to visualize the structure of my database for documentation purposes.
p.s. Mosso pricing starts from $100/month which may be over your budget, but the support is simply superb. For the price you get practically unlimited number of databases of you choice such as MySQL and MS SQL 2005, and practically unlimited number of hosted web sites running in a load balanced cloud with either Linux or Windows or mixed. The downside is you cannot install new programs such as LabVIEW and you have to do with the services they provide. When your computational needs exceed certain limit of processor cycles a month, you need to pay more. This limit is something like a single processor server.If you decide to go for mosso, use the following referral code "REF-EXPRESSIONFLOW" to get the second month free. The promotion is valid until the end of September and after that you get $50 off from the first month price.
Tomi Maila

Oracle BPM Java API - getting informations about process activities

Hi
I have a problem with Oracle BPM Java API, can someone help me?
I have a business process project deployed in Oracle SOA Suite and I need to get some informations of my process programatically via Java API.
Basically I need to get informations about process activities and the corresponding human tasks referenced by these activities.
I'm able to get the HumanTasks of my Business Catalog and also to get the Activities of my Process, but the relationship between them is null.
I did some tests, below a piece of code of my test:
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IProcessMetadataService processMetadataService = bpmServiceClient.getProcessMetadataService();
IProcessModelService processModelService = bpmServiceClient.getProcessModelService();
List<ProcessMetadataSummary> processMetadataSummaryList =
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if (processMetadataSummaryList == null || processMetadataSummaryList.size() == 0)
return;
ProcessMetadataSummary processMetadataSummary = null;
for (ProcessMetadataSummary summary: processMetadataSummaryList) {
if (summary.isIsDefaultRevision()) {
processMetadataSummary = summary;
break;
if (processMetadataSummary == null)
processMetadataSummary = processMetadataSummaryList.get(0);
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oracle.bpm.project.model.processes.Process process = pack.getProcessModel();
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for (UserTask activity: activities) {
System.out.println("Human Task: " +activity.getHumanTask()); // <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<---------------------------- here is the problem. the human task is null, but my activity have a task associated
There is another way to get this information?
Thank's

Hi
I have a problem with Oracle BPM Java API, can someone help me?
I have a business process project deployed in Oracle SOA Suite and I need to get some informations of my process programatically via Java API.
Basically I need to get informations about process activities and the corresponding human tasks referenced by these activities.
I'm able to get the HumanTasks of my Business Catalog and also to get the Activities of my Process, but the relationship between them is null.
I did some tests, below a piece of code of my test:
IBPMServiceClient bpmServiceClient = BPMConnectionUtil.getBPMServiceClient();
IProcessMetadataService processMetadataService = bpmServiceClient.getProcessMetadataService();
IProcessModelService processModelService = bpmServiceClient.getProcessModelService();
List<ProcessMetadataSummary> processMetadataSummaryList =
processMetadataService.listProcessMetadataSummary(BPMConnectionUtil.getBPMContext(), "processNameOrId to find", "processName", "ASC");
if (processMetadataSummaryList == null || processMetadataSummaryList.size() == 0)
return;
ProcessMetadataSummary processMetadataSummary = null;
for (ProcessMetadataSummary summary: processMetadataSummaryList) {
if (summary.isIsDefaultRevision()) {
processMetadataSummary = summary;
break;
if (processMetadataSummary == null)
processMetadataSummary = processMetadataSummaryList.get(0);
IProcessModelPackage pack = processModelService.getProcessModel(BPMConnectionUtil.getBPMContext(), processMetadataSummary.getCompositeDN(), processMetadataSummary.getProcessName());
oracle.bpm.project.model.processes.Process process = pack.getProcessModel();
Sequence<UserTask> activities = process.getActivities(UserTask.class);
for (UserTask activity: activities) {
System.out.println("Human Task: " +activity.getHumanTask()); // <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<---------------------------- here is the problem. the human task is null, but my activity have a task associated
There is another way to get this information?
Thank's

Oracle 10G Database Control and Scheduling OWB Process Flow

Does anyone know how to go about scheduling an OWB Process Flow from
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Now the interface seems to require a PL/SQL stored procedure to be executed.
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Thanks! Deadline approaching fast...
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I'm assuming that your job execution environment is set up correctly, ie. that you can properly execute jobs via the host agent.
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6. Review Schedule tab and submit
Comments on step 3:
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- owb_runtime is the owner of my OWB Runtime Repository
- WF_LOC is the name of my Workflow Location as seen in OWB Deployment Manager
- MY_PROCESS is the name of a deployed Workflow Process
- the commas indicate that I don't supply any system or custom parameters.
- step 3 is actually a shell command line that is interpreted by eg. /bin/sh on Unix or cmd on Windows, and must obey proper quoting rules. On windows, I had to specify the empty commas as "\," (including dblquotes)
Regards, Hans Henrik

Configuring a Oracle 9i database for OWB

Hello everybody ...
I'm working in an envirenment with :
Oracle 9i database
Oracle 9i Developer suite release2 (9.0.2)
in the documentation of this last one, I've seen that the init.ora must be configured to support the OWB
this file is in the [Drive:]\Oracle\admin\owbrepos\pfile\
but I can't find it...
Can anyone help me ?

This statement in the documentation assumes that 'owbrepos' is the name of your database. Substitute 'owbrepos' with the actual name of your database.
I recommend you download and install a current release of OWB from here http://otn.oracle.com/software/products/warehouse/index.html. The 9.0.2 release is two and a half years old and the support for it ends in less than a month (09-JUN-2004).
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Does anyone know how to get data out of the oracle RDF database using Java?
I'm running the following java code and it returns basically null values. My guess is that the get_triple() function returns a dataset other than resultset. I've tried searching the Oracle web site. Am I supposed to be using CLOB object? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
sql = "SELECT a.triple.GET_TRIPLE() AS triple FROM family_rdf_data a";
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while ( rs.next() )
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get_triple() returns an object, and the code would be different from the code of retrieving a string. Some sample code for retrieving objects is at http://www.oracle.com/technology/sample_code/tech/java/sqlj_jdbc/files/advanced/advanced.html
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Melli

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"Please note that exam 1Z0-042 Oracle Database 10g: Administration I is updated as 1Z0-942 Oracle Database 10g OCA Exception to SQL Requirement to provide you the Oracle Database 10g OCA Exception to SQL Requirement, since you have completed your exam before 01 December, 2008.
Kindly revert if you have further queries on this.
Regards,
OCP Team"
Hello,
The historical records created in Oracle certification database (on, before, and after December 1st, 2008) should be read-only and available all the time?
Thanks,
VT

These are questions better suited to [email protected] Please work dirctly with them to get your questions answered. I have notified the team lead to look up the history of this issue and that you will be contacting them with more questions.
Regards,
Brandye Barrington
Certification Forum Moderator

Is Oracle 9i database backward compatible with OAS?

Will Oracle 9i database work with OAS??

You can find information regarding enabling the iSQLPLUS in the following Oracle manual.
http://download-east.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14357/ch2.htm

To make BI Beans work with Oracle 9i Database for Windows...

I have tried the following combination
Oracle Database 9.0.1.2 + Patch 3(Patchset:2227410)
Jdevelper9i RC
BI Beans RC
But, when I tried to create a new calculation or new presentation, I got "Connection information is incomplete, Service Name is not specified." error. So, I added " <oracle.dss.addins.wizard.connection.serviceName>OLAPServer</oracle.dss.addins.wizard.connection.serviceName>" in IDEConnections.xml. After this, it ended up with the "BIB-16601" error again:(
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Thank you.
Seiji
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