Adding Transitions Based on Errors
You can transition based on a specific error that occurs during an execution step. You can then branch the business process based on likely execution errors such as Timeout, Command execution, or Invalid token (see Table 3-3. Workflow transition errors). As you add a transition, select the Specific Error option in the Define Transition window, and then select the error.
Table 3-3. Workflow transition errors
Transition Option
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Meaning
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Multiple Return Results
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The package level subworkflow receives multiple results from package lines that traversed it.
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No consensus
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All users of all security groups, or users linked to the workflow step need to vote, and there is no consensus.
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No recipients
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None of the security groups linked to the workflow step has users linked to it. No user can act on the workflow step.
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Timeout
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The workflow step times out. Used for executions and decisions.
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Invalid token
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Invalid token used in the execution.
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ORACLE error
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Failed PL/SQL execution.
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NULL result
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No result is returned from the execution.
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Invalid integer
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Validation includes an invalid value in the Integer field.
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Invalid date
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Validation includes an invalid value in the Date field.
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Command execution error
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Execution engine has failed or has a problem.
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Invalid Result
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Execution or subworkflow has returned a result not included in the validation.
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Parent closed
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For wf_receive or wf_jump steps, a package line is expecting a message from a request that is cancelled or closed.
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Child closed
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For wf_receive or wf_jump steps, a request is expecting a message from a package line that is cancelled or closed.
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No parent
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For wf_receive or wf_jump steps, a package line is expecting a message from a request that has been deleted.
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No child
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For wf_receive or wf_jump steps, a request is expecting a message from a package line that has been deleted.
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Multiple jump results
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For wf_jump steps in a package line, different result values were used to transition to the step.
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