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Interview Question, Siebel Knowledge, WorkFlow Process »

[21 Apr 2009 | 2 Comments | 4,362 views]

We are in WorkFlows , If we want to raise an error and terminate the WF we can use Stop step, while End is used for gracefull end and exit of the workflow.
Y and Where we used End Step and Stop Step?
End Step is used to mark the end of workflow.
Stop steps are used to raise an error to User and terminate workflow process.
End step is mendatory in every wf design
We cant have wf design without End step in workflow, its compulsory
It is not necessary to have Stop step in workflow
Input/Output Arguments:
End step  no input …

Interview Question, Siebel Knowledge, WorkFlow Process »

[16 Apr 2009 | 7 Comments | 7,535 views]

 

 
Asynchronous Mode
 Synchronous  Mode

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User does not have to wait for process to complete.
User have to wait for process to complete.

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User gets back the control immediately and the workflow is submitted to workflow process manager (WPM) as a job to be executed. WPM then executes the job later.
User gets control back only when the Work Flow finished its execution.

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This is helpful in functionality where large amount of processing needs to be done on an object and user is not going to use the effect or access just after
 

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2 way to execute a …

Siebel Knowledge, WorkFlow Process »

[12 Aug 2008 | 6 Comments | 7,514 views]

Introduction to Siebel Workflows
Siebel Workflow Process is an ordered set of steps executed in response to a defined set of conditions.
Siebel Workflow is a customizable business application that allows you to define, manage, and enforce your business processes, thereby establishing process automation within Oracle’s Siebel applications.

 
Siebel Workflow orchestrates the various Siebel process automation technologies. A workflow Process graphically sequences a series of automation steps that support a business process, and it specifies inputs and outputs for individual steps and for the workflow process as a whole. A workflow process can …