VLD-10011 - name length

Hi,
When trying to deploy an Oracle Workflow I get this message:
VLD-10011: Process flow package JB_LOAD_SA's name length should not exceed 8.
VLD-10011: Process flow package JB_LOAD_SA's name is longer than 8 bytes. JB_LOAD_SA's owning application JB_FLOW_1_SA is associated with an Oracle Workflow location, and Oracle Workflow places a restriction of 8 bytes on the length of the package name that is to be deployed to it. Hence for the current design repository's character set the maximum length allowed is 8.
Other wWorkflows - not designed and deployed by me - exceed mine inlength of name, so my conclusion is that something else is the matter. Does anyone know what's going on?
Thanks in advance

Rob,
problem is not with processflow name. Insted it is with processflow package name (container of processflows).
It is an limitation of Oracle Workflow.
So remove one character from JB_LOAD_SA package name and you will deploy it succesfully.
Regards,
Oleg

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