Miscellaneous SQL Scripts
You can use any of the following administrative scripts to help set up and maintain various features in Oracle Workflow. For the standalone version of Oracle Workflow, the scripts are located on your server in the Oracle Workflow admin/sql subdirectory. For the version of Oracle Workflow embedded in Oracle Applications, the scripts are located in the sql subdirectory under $FND_TOP.
- Show activities deferred for the next background engine execution--wfbkgchk.sql.
- Display a status report for an item
- Reset the protection level for objects--wfprot.sql.
- Check for version and process definition errors
- Clean up Workflow Queues in the system tables--wfqclean.sql.
- Change the internal name of a workflow object
Note: Generally, you cannot update the internal name of a workflow object in Oracle Workflow Builder. However, if you load your process definition to a database, you can use one of these scripts to update a workflow object's internal name if no runtime data exists for the object. You should only use these scripts to correct errors in an object's internal name during design time. Do not use these scripts to rename objects that are involved in running instances of processes.
- Remove data from Oracle Workflow tables
Note: In Oracle Applications, a standard concurrent program called "Purge Obsolete Workflow Runtime Data" is also available. See: FNDWFPR.
- Display the version of the Oracle Workflow server--wfver.sql.
- Enqueue an event message on a queue using an override agent--wfevtenq.sql.
- Run a listener to monitor an agent for inbound event messages--wfagtlst.sql.
Note: In Oracle Applications, a standard concurrent program called "Workflow Listen Process" is also available. See: FNDWFLST.