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Oracle Workflow Developer's Guide 
 Release 2.6.3 
 Part Number B10284-02 | 
 
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Error Check Process Activities
Start (Node 1)
This is a Standard function activity that simply marks the start of the process.
- Function--WF_STANDARD.NOOP
 
 
- Prerequisite Activities--None
 
 
- Activity Attributes Retrieved by Function--None
 
 
- Item Attributes Set by Function--None
 
 
- Item Attributes Retrieved by Function--None
 
 
Wait (Node 2)
This is a Standard function activity that pauses the process for the time you specify.
To use a Wait activity in a process, you must set up at least one background engine to evaluate whether the wait period has elapsed so that it can complete the Wait activity.
- Function--WF_STANDARD.WAIT
 
 
- Prerequisite Activities--None
 
 
- Activity Attributes Retrieved by Function
 
 
- Wait Mode: Constant, Absolute Date
 
 
- Absolute Date: Item Attribute, Start date
 
 
- Item Attributes Set by Function--None
 
 
- Item Attributes Retrieved by Function--None
 
 
Check Alert (Node 3)
This is a function activity that scans for rows in the Workflow item activity statuses table looking for activities with a status of ERROR.
- Function--WF_ALERT.CHECKALERT
 
 
- Prerequisite Activities--None
 
 
- Activity Attributes Retrieved by Function--None
 
 
- Item Attributes Created by Function--LAST_CHECKED
 
 
- Item Attributes Retrieved by Function--LAST_CHECKED
 
 
- Item Attributes Set by Function--LAST_CHECKED
 
 
Wait (Node 4)
This is a Standard function activity that pauses the process for the time you specify.
To use a Wait activity in a process, you must set up at least one background engine to evaluate whether the wait period has elapsed so that it can complete the Wait activity.
- Function--WF_STANDARD.WAIT
 
 
- Prerequisite Activities--None
 
 
- Activity Attributes Retrieved by Function
 
 
- Wait Mode: Item Attribute, Frequency
 
 
- Absolute Date: Item Attribute, Start date
 
 
- Day of Month: Item Attribute, Day of Month
 
 
- Day of Week: Item Attribute, Day of Week
 
 
- Relative Time: Item Attribute, Frequency--days
 
 
- Time of Day: Item Attribute, Frequency--time of day
 
 
- Item Attributes Set by Function--None
 
 
- Item Attributes Retrieved by Function--None
 
 
User Defined Alert Action (Node 5)
This activity is a subprocess that performs a series of activities whenever an alert exception is detected. To view the subprocess, double-click on User Defined Alert Action under the Processes branch in the navigator tree. Currently, the subprocess sends a notification of the errors detected to the alert recipient.
- Prerequisite Activities--None
 
 
- Activity Attributes Retrieved by Function--None
 
 
Once Only (Node 6)
This is a standard function activity that compares one value to another.
- Function--WF_STANDARD.COMPARE
 
 
- Prerequisite Activities--None
 
 
- Activity Attributes Retrieved by Function
 
 
- Test Value: Item Attribute, Once Only
 
 
- Reference Value: Constant, Y
 
 
- Item Attributes Set by Function--None
 
 
- Item Attributes Retrieved by Function--None
 
 
End (Nodes 7 and 9)
This is a Standard function activity that simply marks the end of the process.
- Function--WF_STANDARD.NOOP
 
 
- Prerequisite Activities--None
 
 
- Activity Attributes Retrieved by Function--None
 
 
- Item Attributes Set by Function--None
 
 
- Item Attributes Retrieved by Function--None
 
 
Wait (Node 8)
This is a Standard function activity that pauses the process for the time you specify.
To use a Wait activity in a process, you must set up at least one background engine to evaluate whether the wait period has elapsed so that it can complete the Wait activity.
- Function--WF_STANDARD.WAIT
 
 
- Prerequisite Activities--None
 
 
- Activity Attributes Retrieved by Function
 
 
- Wait Mode: Constant, Absolute Date
 
 
- Absolute Date: Item Attribute, End date
 
 
- Item Attributes Set by Function--None
 
 
- Item Attributes Retrieved by Function--None
 
 

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