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You can view details about the completed notification activities in the Notifications List web page that appears, or choose Advanced Options to display details about other activities in the Activities List web page. You can also navigate to the Workflow Monitor from the Notifications List to administer the process or see a graphical representation of the process and its status.

   To Specify Search Criteria in the Find Processes Page

1. You can enter search criteria using any combination of the following fields to find a subset of workflow process instances:

• Process Status--Specify Any Status, Active, or Complete.

• Item Type--Select the item type of the workflow process instances you want to find, or select All to find workflow process instances for all item types.

• Item Key or User Key--Specify an item key or a user key. An item key presents the internal identifier of an item whereas a user key is an end-user identifier assigned to an item. A user key may not necessarily be unique to an item. See: SetItemUserKey, Oracle Workflow API Reference..

• Process Name--Specify the display name of a process activity.

2. If you log on as a user with Workflow Administrator privileges, you can search for and display any process instance, even if you do not own the process. In the Process Owner field, enter the internal name of any role defined in WF_ROLES to list only processes owned by that role. Alternatively, leave the field blank to list all process instances that match your search criteria regardless of the process owner.

If you do not have Workflow Administrator privileges, then the Process Owner field reflects the internal name of the role you are logged in as for the current web session and you are allowed to search and display only processes that you initiated or are the primary participant of.

Note: You can set the owner of a process by making a call to the WF_ENGINE.SetItemOwner API. The owner of a process is the person who initiated the process or is the primary participant of the process.

3. Optionally, you can also find workflow process instances with activities that are Suspended, In Error, or that have Any Status.

4. You can find workflow process instances that have activities waiting for a response from a particular user or role.

5. You can also identify workflow process instances that have not progressed for a specified number of days.

6. When you finish entering your search criteria, choose Find to display all matching process instances in the Process List web page.

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