How to launch workflow from plsql
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This document provides instructions for launching a workflow from PL/SQL. It shows how to declare variables to store the item type, item key, process name, and attribute values. It demonstrates calling wf_engine to create the process, set attribute values, and start the process. The code sample assigns values to variables, creates the process, sets attributes like vendor name and email, and starts the workflow process before committing.
How to launch workflow from plsql
- 1. How To Launch Workflow From PLSQL --------------Calling Workflow From PLSQL----------------------- DECLARE x_itemtype wf_item_types.NAME % TYPE; x_itemkey VARCHAR2(200); x_process VARCHAR2(200); p_mail_id VARCHAR2(200); p_requester VARCHAR2(100); p_vendor_name VARCHAR2(200); BEGIN --Assigning values to Variables--- x_itemtype: = 'XXADMM' -- This should be internal name of workflow x_itemkey: = '12345' x_process: = 'XXADMM_SUPP_APRVL' ---Workflow Process Internal name p_requester : = fnd_profile.VALUE('USERNAME'); p_mail_id: = 'xyz@abc.com'; p_vendor_name: = 'ADMM'; --First we need to create the process--- wf_engine.createprocess(itemtype = > x_itemtype, itemkey = > x_itemkey, process = > x_process); --Assign values to Attributes of the workflow -- wf_engine.setitemattrtext(itemtype = > x_itemtype, itemkey = > x_itemkey, aname = > 'VENDOR_NAME', --Internal name of Workflow Attribute avalue = > p_vendor_name); wf_engine.setitemattrtext(itemtype = > x_itemtype, itemkey = > x_itemkey, aname = > 'VENDOR_EMAIL_ID', --Internal name of Workflow Attribute avalue = > p_mail_id); wf_engine.setitemattrtext(itemtype = > x_itemtype, itemkey = > x_itemkey, aname = > 'REQUESTER', --Internal name of Workflow Attribute avalue = > p_requester); --Start the workflow Process -- DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('Workflow Started'); wf_engine.startprocess(itemtype = > x_itemtype, itemkey = > x_itemkey); COMMIT; EXCEPTION WHEN OTHERS THEN DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line('Error in Starting Workflow:-' || SQLERRM); END;