GET_WORKFLOWS Function

This function gets the workflows of a user depending on the given context. Context can be MY_WORKFLOWS, ADMIN_WORKFLOWS, or SINGLE_WORKFLOW.

Note:

The function only returns data in the context of a valid Oracle APEX session. It returns no data in SQL Workshop.

Syntax

APEX_WORKFLOW.GET_WORKFLOWS (
    p_context            IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 
                                   wwv_flow_workflow_api.c_context_my_workflows,
    p_user               IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT wwv_flow_security.g_user,
    p_workflow_id        IN NUMBER   DEFAULT NULL,
    p_application_id     IN NUMBER   DEFAULT NULL )
RETURN wwv_flow_t_workflow_instances pipelined;

Parameters

Parameter	Description
`p_context`	The list context. Default is `MY_WORKFLOWS`.
`p_user`	The user to check for. Default is logged-in user. Needs `p_context` set to `MY_WORKFLOWS`, `ADMIN_WORKFLOWS` or `INITIATED_BY_ME`.
`p_workflow_id`	Filter for a workflow ID instead of a user. Default is `NULL`. Needs `p_context` set to `SINGLE_WORKFLOW`.
`p_application_id`	Filter for an application. Default is `NULL` (all applications).

Returns

A table of workflows (type apex_t_workflow_instances) containing the following columns:

badge_css_classes varchar2(255)
badge_state varchar2(255)
badge_text varchar2(255)
created_ago varchar2(255)
created_ago_hours number
created_by varchar2(255)
created_on timestamp with time zone
end_time timestamp with time zone
initiator varchar2(255)
initiator_lower varchar2(255)
is_completed varchar2(1)
is_dev_mode varchar2(1)
is_terminated varchar2(1)
last_updated_by varchar2(255)
last_updated_on timestamp with time zone
start_time timestamp with time zone
state varchar2(255)
state_code varchar2(32)
title varchar2(4000)
workflow_def_app_id number
workflow_def_app_name varchar2(255)
workflow_def_id number
workflow_def_name varchar2(255)
workflow_def_static_id varchar2(255)
workflow_id number
workflow_version varchar2(255)
workflow_version_id number

Example

select *
  from table ( apex_workflow.get_workflows ( 
                   p_context => 'MY_WORKFLOWS' ) )