The Workflow Details page shows information about a selected workflow. The page identifies the displayed workflow by its workflow type internal name and item key, as well as by its user key, if it has one.
Next, a hierarchical grid displays the process hierarchy formed by the selected workflow and any child workflows associated with it.
To view the details for a workflow in the hierarchy, select the workflow process name link in the Process Name column.
To send e-mail to the owner of a workflow, select the user link in the Owned By column.
The Workflow Definition region displays the following information about the workflow type:
Internal Name - The workflow type internal name.
Description - The workflow type description.
Persistence Type - The persistence type, either Permanent if the runtime status information is maintained indefinitely until it is specifically purged, or Temporary if the runtime status information is maintained for a specified number of days after the workflow completion date before it can be purged.
Persistence Days - If the persistence type is Temporary, the number of days from the time a workflow of this workflow type completes before its status audit trail can be purged.
Selector - The selector/callback function that determines which process activity to run for the workflow type in a particular situation.
The Workflow Attributes region lists the names and values of the item attributes for the workflow. For an attribute of type event, select the event message link to view the event message details.
If you have the appropriate workflow administrator privileges and you are viewing a workflow that is not yet complete, you can use the administration buttons to perform administrative operations on the workflow.
To view the status diagram for the workflow, select the View Diagram button.
To change the values of any item attributes, select the Update Attributes button. In the Update Workflow Attributes page, enter the new values you want.
Note: You cannot update attributes of type event. However, you can select the event message link to view the event message details.
To rewind the workflow to an earlier activity stage, select the Rewind button. In the Rewind page, select the activity you want from the list of activities that the Workflow Engine has reached. Oracle Workflow stops processing at the current activity and resumes processing at the specified activity.
Note: You cannot rewind a suspended workflow. You must resume the workflow before you can rewind it.
To suspend the workflow, select the Suspend Workflow button. All further processing for the workflow is suspended until the process is resumed, and all subprocesses are suspended as well.
To resume the workflow if it is suspended, select the Resume Workflow button. Processing for the workflow is resumed, and all subprocesses are resumed as well. Any activities that were transitioned to while the workflow was suspended are now executed.
To cancel the workflow, select the Cancel Workflow button. In the Cancel page, select Apply. The Workflow Engine sets the status of the workflow to #FORCE, and all processing for the workflow is canceled and cannot be restarted.