Oracle Agile Product Lifecycle Management for Process Workflow Administration User Guide - Release 6.2.2 - May 2017

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User guide for Oracle Agile Product Lifecycle Management for Process Workflow Administration, covering how to administer workflow processes in the specified release. The guide introduces workflow administration concepts, associated roles, and key workflow terms, then explains practical tasks such as creating workflows, searching for existing workflows, editing workflow process templates, and using options like make inactive. It also includes guidance on copying templates and exporting or importing workflows, along with prefatory materials for audience, conventions, and documentation accessibility.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryPresentations

FormatPDF

Pages108

Reading Time38 min

AccessFree to download

Preface

Audience

Variability of Installations

Documentation Accessibility

Software Availability

Related Documents

Conventions

1 Introducing Workflow Administration

Introducing Workflows

Workflow Administration Overview

Associated Roles

Workflow Terms and Definitions

Recommendations for Creating Workflows

Searching for Workflows

Editing Workflow Process Templates

Using the Make Inactive Option

Copying Workflow Process Templates

Exporting and Importing Workflows

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FAQs

What is covered in the workflow administration introduction section?

The guide introduces workflows, provides an overview of workflow administration, and explains associated roles and workflow terms and definitions.

How does the guide help users manage workflow process templates?

It explains editing workflow process templates, using the Make Inactive option, and copying templates to support workflow updates and reuse.

How are workflows moved between environments?

The guide describes exporting and importing workflows to transfer workflow content as needed.

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