|Running processflows without using Workflow??

Hello,
Is it possible to run prcoessflows without using workflow, i don't want to depend on workflow to run it on schedules, we will use another schedular technology to run processflows.
But, is this possible and is there any package created in OWF_MGR database by workflow for each processflow to use it in running ???
Thanks......

if you are going to use another scheduler then why not create a workflow within the scheduler for eg, if you using control M scheduler, then
all you go to do is prepare a workflow on ctrol M using the mappings from OWB and run it on control M. Either you create everything in owb and run in owb or just create the mapping in owb and run everything out of OWB why create a workflow in owb and run it on other scheduler. If you create a workflow in some other scheduler then you got better control over the processes running otherwise if will be difficult to handle errors and exceptions.
If you know what is process flow should look like then its much easier to create it on a scheduler if the software you are using is capable of doing it. I know for sure Control M and autosys are capable of doing it.
Edited by: Darthvader-647181 on Nov 12, 2008 3:37 AM

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