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Attention: You must not change or disable the definition of the Any event. If you do, the Event Manager will not be able to perform error handling for event and subscription processing.
Internal Name | oracle.apps.wf.event.any |
Generate Function | None |
Subscription Property | Value |
---|---|
System | <local system> |
Source Type | Local |
Event Filter | oracle.apps.wf.event.any |
Phase | 100 |
Status | Disabled |
Rule Data | Key |
Priority | Normal |
Subscription Property | Value |
---|---|
System | <local system> |
Source Type | External |
Event Filter | oracle.apps.wf.event.any |
Phase | 100 |
Status | Disabled |
Rule Data | Key |
Priority | Normal |
Attention: You must not change or disable the definition of the predefined Error subscription to the Any event. If you disable this subscription, then events dequeued from the WF_ERROR queue will become unexpected events, which will only be placed back on the WF_ERROR queue. The Event Manager will not be able to perform error handling for event and subscription processing. See: Unexpected Event.
Subscription Property | Value |
---|---|
System | <local system> |
Source Type | Error |
Event Filter | oracle.apps.wf.event.any |
Phase | 100 |
Status | Enabled |
Rule Data | Key |
Rule Function | wf_rule.error_rule |
Workflow Item Type | WF_ERROR |
Workflow Process Name | DEFAULT_EVENT_ERROR |
Priority | Normal |
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