Oracle Workflow Developer's Guide Release 2.6.3 Part Number B10284-02 |
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Attention: Since the Notify activity is locked against modifications at access level 0, you cannot change the result type from its value of <None>. Therefore, the message that the function activity dynamically selects must not have a result type, that is, it can only be an informative message that does not solicit a response.
Attention: If you want the Notify activity to send a message that requires a response, then you must copy and create your own version of the Notify activity. Since any one of several messages (with response attributes) can be sent by your version of the Notify activity, you must model into your process all the possible notification results that can be returned.
Note: If you want to define an activity that always sends the same message, you should define a notification activity and not use this Notify function activity.
The Notify activity calls a PL/SQL procedure named WF_STANDARD.NOTIFY.
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