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Oracle Workflow Developer's Guide
Release 2.6.3
Part Number B10284-02
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To Define Optional Activity Details
1. Select the Details tab of the activity's property page.
Note: Both the error item type and the error process must be specified for an error process to be launched when an error occurs. The error item type defaults to WFERROR, the internal name for the System: Error item type. If you want to launch one of the predefined error processes provided in this item type, you must enter the internal name of that process. You can also enter a custom error item type and process.
If you assign one of the predefined error processes to your activity, you can customize the behavior of the error process by defining two special item type attributes within your own item type. A WF_ADMINISTRATOR attribute lets you specify the role to which Oracle Workflow sends an error notification, and an ERROR_TIMEOUT attribute lets you specify whether the error notification times out. See: Customizing Error Notifications for an Item Type.
You set the effective date when you save your changes using the Save As option in the File menu. All your activity modifications share the same effective date when you save.
If On Revisit is set to Ignore, the Workflow Engine executes the activity only once, and ignores the activity for all subsequent revisits.
If On Revisit is set to Reset, the Workflow Engine resets the completed activities in the loop by traversing through the loop in forward order from the pivot activity, executing each activity in CANCEL mode. You can include special logic in each function's CANCEL mode to undo prior operations. The Workflow Engine then traverses through the loop in forward order, reexecuting each activity, starting with the pivot activity, in RUN mode.
If On Revisit is set to Loop, the Workflow Engine simply reexecutes the pivot activity and all activities that follow in the loop, without resetting, as if they have never been executed before. See: Looping, Oracle Workflow API Reference.
6. Choose Apply to save your changes.
See Also
To Create a Notification Activity
To Create a Function Activity
To Create an Event Activity
To Create a Process Activity
To Copy an Activity
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