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• by the way the setting of process flow to the owb unix script

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  I need help by calling a function that the return value should be passed as a parameter to the user in owb activity defined operator who would go on to turn a unix script on the server that uses the parameter passed.
  Thank you
  Ashvin.

  Sorry, I thought that X is a value you want to pass to the script...

  For example, specify PARAMETER_LIST properties:
  'Literal' - set to false
  -' Value' * ' / ' | X | '/'*

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• How to loop through the results of a select statement in a process flow?

  Hello
  
  I use Warehouse Builder 10 g R2.
  
  I'm trying to implement a loop in a process stream that runs through the results of a select statement.
  
  In pl/sql, it would be implemented as a for loop by using a slider, but I simply doesn't work how to do this using the loops in the process flow.
  
  Someone at - it ideas?
  
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  Liffey

  Liffey,
  Look at this thread
  For or while loop a loop in the process flow

  Kind regards
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• Golden Gate 12 c 1z1-447 will become available on view of scheduling? or is it passed through the beta process

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• How to run an OWB 11 GR 2 process flow using OEMs jobs?

  How to run an OWB 11 GR 2 process flow using 11 g OEM jobs?
  
  In other words, iam trying to create a work of Oracle Enterprise manager for planning and executing an OWB process flow.
  
  Can one of you please heading me to the same documentation or enlist the steps?

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  Watch OWB QAnywhere (it's the release of 11 GR 1 OWB material but you can apply this procedure to OWB11gR2 as well)
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• How to add a procedure for a process flow, but PF continue immediately

  Hi all
  
  In my process flow, I would like to be able to launch a procedure. However, I wish the process flow to continue immediately regardless of the status of the proceedings. I want the procedure that is called, and I want the process flow in order to continue its not regardless of the status of the proceedings. Is there a good / better way to do this?
  
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  In case the "schema" above is not clear I "FORK" which divides to call the procedure has as b. mapping Procedure A and B map go to a 'GOLD '. The gooes 'OR' la carte b. plan B goes to the 'END '.
  
  Thanks in advance for your ideas and experiences.
  
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  If you want a plan B to wait that the procedure is made

  proceed this way

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  HTH
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• How to know the status of the process flow using a SQL query

  Hello
  I want to know the final status of a process flow after execution by using a sql query?
  
  The available entries are:
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  -Process_Flow_Package_Name
  -Process_Flow_Name
  
  I ran the process flow using a WF_Engine.LaunchProcess ()procedure, but I was not able to know the status of the process flow.
  
  
  Is it possible to know the status of the process flow?
  
  using a procedure or an sql query?
  
  Thanks in advance,
  SriGP.

  Once the process is completed, or not, you can see the status by calling:

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• How to run SQL scripts using OWB process flows?

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• The relay through time and Total flow control

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  I'm relatively new to Labview and have worked on a great program from lately, which uses a Module with my cDAQ-9178 OR relay SPST 9481 to open and close the 3 different solenoids. The program should open at a specific time and leave it open until a certain amount of flow is passed through them. I already finished the programming to record the total flow through the valves, and after many hours past the forums I found a way and changes in the code that turns on the relay based on the amount of time spent searching, however it turns on the relay and leave them on until the 'period' are filled then pass on the next round. I need to change this option further so that it lights when my "Cycle Start Time" is reached, turns off when reaching the set amount of flow for this cycle and then continues to wait until the next "Cycle Start Time" occurs.

  I imagined a way to proceed would be; by eliminating where departures from the clock a new cycle each run and just have it constantly by comparing the time of "Initial start (run)" 'Start' time sequence (when I push the start sequence and actually start to opening the relay). Then change the "delay" to 'Cycle start time' and the (> =) function to a function (=). So now, it begins after the elapsed time is equal to the start time of Cycle. Certainly, this opens the questions, because currently, at the beginning of the cycle the command of the relay begins. So I need make my comparison outside the case 'Cycle' or move the control relay in the case of 'true/false '. However, then I run the question of how to get the software to change the case once he saw to stop the relay.

  As you can see, I have about 1 million different things in my head that I played with. Advice or assistance to get me on the right track, or you know of examples would be great! My code is attached below, and I'll post a photo after this post about how I'm taking care to record the total flow. Thank you for your time and help!

  Hi M_Blaylock,

  You mentioned that you are relatively new to LabVIEW. Are you familiar with some of the debugging tools?

  http://www.NI.com/getting-started/LabVIEW-Basics/debug

  Turning on climax execution should allow you to see the data flow through your schema. Also, probing the wire just before the input case structure should allow you to see what data is actually trying this case selector. If you get unexpected data, you can probe the front steps to see source these unexpected data.

  I hope this helps and good luck with your code!

• process flow sequence (output of mapping)

  I have a map where I use the operator sequence and creating a record in the target table, I need to pass this variable out of the mapping and as input to another mapping. I'm not able to go to the sequence of the mapping. How we can assign values to the mapping of the output variables but I do it it says cannot assign variables to the output parameters of the mapping, it is said.
  
  parameter of input and output parameter mapping mapping are intended to be run before and after the stream of mapping and the cannopt accepts input from any part of the data stream.
  
  Any ideas as to how this can be done.
  
  A plug-in mapping can be called in a process flow.
  
  Thank you
  
  Published by: user8023060 on June 23, 2009 06:08

  Hello

  write a plsql function that executes returns seq_XXX.currval (or, to be on the safe side, select the value in your table).
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  And no, pluggable mappings can be simply included other mappings, there is no way to run them directly.

  Kind regards
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• Using an OUT in a process flow parameter

  I have a SUBPROC1 process flow that contains a PL/SQL procedure. This procedure generates an integer value. PL/SQL procedure output parameter is bound to a variable VAR1 process flow, so that the value can be used by other processes of sub and in conditions of transition in SUBPROC1.
  
  So far so good. Now I also have the same value of the process flow to a process flow parent output so that it can later be used by other processes of void. I have created an OUT parameter PAR1 attached to Start1 of SUBPROC1 activity, but I can only bind the output parameter in PL/SQL to the variable VAR1 process flow or the parameterPAR1 of output, not both.
  
  The only way I can think to do that is to change the signature of the PL/SQL procedure to generate the same value twice through two parameters, one that I can link to VAR1 and the other I can bind to PAR1, but that seems messy.
  
  Is there a trick I'm missing here?

  You can set the output processflow (from variable) with the Assign activity parameter

  Kind regards
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• Enter the date of transformation in the process flow

  Hello
  
  I have a transformation (stored procedure) in a process flow that requires that two input variables. If I execute this stored procedure directly from the database I would use:
  
  Start
  package_name. Procedure_name (to_date ('20100101', 'YYYYMMDD'), to_date ('20100102', 'YYYYMMDD'));
  end;
  /
  
  The problem in the process flow, it's that I'm not able to give the input parameters for the transformation in the correct manner. The process flow is valid, but when I run the workflow process I get ORA-01830 and PRE-02241. What I have in the process flow is:
  
  START-> procedure_name--> END
  
  I also tried with:
  
  START-> ASSIGN--> procedure_name--> END
  
  Someone would ask me how do I pass two input parameters for the transformation are the type of date (format: YYYYMMDD)?
  
  Thank you
  
  Andreas

  Hi Andreas,

  5472814 UNABLE TO PASS DATE PARAMETERS WITH THE HELP OF RUN_TASK OR SQLPLUS_EXEC_TEMPLATE

  No, it has different bug for your problem. Now I can not find this bug on Metalink...

  Look at this thread (read the last message in the user philip_b)
  Re: Passing Date value to the parameter mapping entry

  This is the same problem and the same OWB version

  I hope this helps!

• Can process flow cause a concept of sleep in a language

  I have a process flow where I check and see if there no are data in a table if this mapping is successful I want to continue with the rest of the process flow, otherwise I don't want to wait for 5 minutes and again go through the process of verification of the table. Ideas on how to proceed in OWB.
  
  Thank you

  Use of loop in the process flow and wait until it gets loaded into the desired table data

  There is activity wait in OWB wait for awhile.

  See you soon
  Katia

  Published by: Katia on August 17, 2009 11:12

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