Time-based Escalation Flows Configuring Automated Workflows
9.5.7 Time-based Escalation Flows
The Time-based Escalation flows track assets in various states and notifies all interested parties. The following section explains how to configure the Time-based Escalation flows. There are four different kinds of Time-based Escalation flows and each one can be configured individually, as described in the following sections. Open the workflow.xml configuration file and locate the notification element. notification timerInterval=1d numTimesNotify10numTimesNotify daysBeforeNextNotification2daysBeforeNextNotification ■ The timerInterval element specifies the time interval after which the flows are triggered. In a production environment, this should be set to 1d, which means the flows are triggered once a day. However for testing purposes, you can set it to 1m or 5m to trigger the flows every minute or every five minutes. Also, each time this field is changed, the Event Engine needs to be restarted, unlike the other field changes that can be refreshed using the refresh tool. ■ The numTimesNotify element specifies how many times the notifications should be sent by the Time-based Escalation flows. ■ The daysBeforeNextNotification element specifies how many days need to elapse in between the notifications. Figure 9–41 demonstrates the flow of the Time-based Escalation flows. Note: If the timerInterval element is configured in minutes to trigger flows in minute intervals for testing purposes, then the specified interval for daysBeforeNextNotification will also be interpreted in minutes. 9-60 Oracle Fusion Middleware Configuration Guide for Oracle Enterprise Repository Figure 9–41 Time-based Escalation Flowchart9.5.7.1 Tracking Unsubmitted Assets
This flow tracks assets that are in an unsubmitted status and sends notification to the owners to take action. owner_resubmit action=false days=0 regressOnInaction=true queryOperator=eq ■ action=true enables the flow and action=false disables the flow. ■ days=10 tracks the assets that reached unsubmitted status 10 days ago. The Time-based Escalation flows use the current date and subtracts the value from this attribute. ■ regressOnInaction=true regresses the asset on inaction. For example, unsubmitted assets may be deleted. ■ queryOperator=eq uses the equals operator when the date is used for querying. Other possible values are lte, gte, etc.9.5.7.2 Tracking Unaccepted Assets
This flow tracks assets that are in an unaccepted status and sends notification to the registrar to take action. registrar_accept action=false days=0 regressOnInaction=true queryOperator=eq Configuring Oracle Enterprise Repository Workflow 9-61 ■ action=true enables the flow and action=false disables the flow. ■ days=10 tracks the assets that reached unsubmitted status 10 days ago. The Time-based Escalation flows use the current date and subtracts the value from this attribute. ■ regressOnInaction=true regresses the asset on inaction. For example, submitted assets may be unsubmitted. ■ queryOperator=eq uses the equals operator when the date is used for querying. Other possible values are lte, gte, etc.9.5.7.3 Tracking Unapproved Assets
This flow tracks assets that are in an unapproved status and sends notification to the approvers to take action. assignees_approve action=false days=0 regressOnInaction=true queryOperator=eq ■ action=true enables the flow and action=false disables the flow. ■ days=10 tracks the assets that reached unsubmitted status 10 days ago. The Time-based Escalation flows use the current date and subtracts the value from this attribute. ■ regressOnInaction=true regresses the asset on inaction. For example, accepted assets may be unaccepted. ■ queryOperator=eq uses the equals operator when the date is used for querying. Other possible values are lte, gte, etc.9.5.7.4 Tracking Unregistered Assets
This flow tracks the assets that are in an unregistered status and sends notification to the approvers to take action. registrar_register action=false days=0 regressOnInaction=true queryOperator=eq ■ action=true enables the flow and action=false disables the flow. ■ days=10 tracks the assets that reached unsubmitted status 10 days ago. The Time-based Escalation flows use the current date and subtracts the value from this attribute. ■ regressOnInaction=true regresses the asset on inaction. For example, registered assets may be unregistered. ■ queryOperator=eq uses the equals operator when the date is used for querying. Other possible values are lte, gte, etc.9.5.8 Validation Expiration Flows
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