Process flow of objects in a database diagram

Hello

I want to find a database schema, objects created by the Oracle Workflow. Is this possible?
For example, when I create and deploy a mapping in OWB, a package is created in the target schema. I can manage by using SQL only.
When I create a package, module, and process flows in OWB, is it possible to visualize in a database schema (for example, owf_mgr)?

Thank you.

Hello

When you deploy a process flow, it is transformed into an Oracle Workflow and stored in the workflow diagram. There is a client of design (Workflow Manager) and monitor tool (Workflow Monitor) for design/editing workflows and their follow-up during execution as it is seen to display the workflow created.

What do you do with the workflow deployed? Do you want just a few views SQL to see being deployed or you want to run the object 'natively' (such as the HAND of the generated package PLSQL?).

See you soon
David

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