Oracle Workflows in Order Management



·         Oracle Order Management uses Oracle Workflow to control the sequence of events that occur in the processing of orders, quotes, sales agreements, returns, order lines, and return lines.
·         Oracle Workflow manages activities, executes functions, sends notifications, maintains completed activity history, detect errors, and initiates error processes.
·         Oracle Order Management seeded workflows and their associated activities are contained in oexwford.wft file.
The most commonly used Order header flows for outbound lines are:
·         Order Flow – Generic
·         Order Flow – Generic with Header Level Invoice Interface


The Order header flows for inbound lines are:
·         Order Flow – return with Approval
·         Order Flow – Return with Submission and Approval
·         Order Flow – Return with Approval and Header Invoicing


 The most commonly used Order Line flows are:
·         Line Flow – Generic
·         Line Flow – Generic with Header Level Invoice Interface


The Order Line flows for inbound lines are:
·         Line Flow – Return for Credit Only
·         Line Flow – Return for Credit Only with Approval
·         Line Flow – Return for Credit with Receipt
·         Line Flow – Return for Credit with Receipt and Approval


·        The Transaction Type determines the header level process used at the header level on an order.
·         The Transaction Type window is used to assign the order flow to the order header Transaction type.
·         Use the Assign Line Flows button to assign line flows to the order header


·         The combination of order type/line type/item type determines the line workflow.
·         If you leave Item Type blank, the workflow applies to all item types for the line type (unless they have a specific assignment in this form).
·         In Process Name, select the workflow that Oracle Order Managementshould use for the order type/line type/item type combination.
·         If you do not assign a workflow to a configured item type, the configured item does not use a workflow.
·         You can perform all standard processing including orders, returns, drop-ship orders, Orders for configured items, and orders for assemble-to-order items using seeded workflows.



Check Order line Workflow Activity Status
  SELECT COUNT (1)
        INTO ln_completed_lines
        FROM wf_item_activity_statuses a,
             wf_process_activities b,
             oe_order_lines_all c
       WHERE a.process_activity = b.instance_id
         AND b.process_item_type = 'OEOL'
         AND b.activity_name = <‘Activity_Name’>
         AND activity_status = 'COMPLETE'
         AND item_key = TO_CHAR (c.line_id)
         AND c.header_id = pin_order_header_id

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