Using Selection Filters for Active Processes

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Using Selection Filters for Active Processes

You can filter the active processes list by using a wide range of properties and functions. Select the filters to apply and then select Submit.

The selection filters include:

State. Select one of the following process states:

All. All states of process instances.
Running. Normally running processes.
Completed. Normal completions.
Compensatable. A sub-process is complete and eligible for compensation.
Faulted. Processes completed with a fault.
Suspended. A process suspended for any reason.
Suspended (Faulting). Suspended on a faulting activity. You can update variables on a faulting process prior to resuming it. For details, see Process Exception Management.
Suspended (Invoke Recovery). Suspended on a faulting invoke activity after a process recovery. You can update variables on a faulting process prior to resuming it. For details, see Process Exception Management.
Suspended (Activity). Suspended on a BPEL suspend activity.
Suspended (Manual). Manually suspended process.

Created between. Date and time range for process starts.
Completed between. Date and time range for process completions.
Name. Process name.
Group. The group this process belongs to, if any. The Group name is specified in the PDD and is displayed on the Deployed Process Version Detail page. There is a default System group, which is hidden by default. Remove the checkmark from Hide System to display System processes.
Additional query. Use the Expression Builder to create a query based on an extensive set of criteria. Select the Dialog Button at the end of the row to open the Expression Builder.

Using the Expression Builder

You can create and submit a query for retrieving processes for display. In the Expression Builder, double-click the properties and functions to build the query, and select OK. The expression appears in the Additional query text box. You can edit the expression and can use it in conjunction with the other criteria in the Selection Filters. Select Submit to retrieve processes that meet the criteria selected.

The following table describes the functions, variables, and properties you can use for filtering the active processes list.

Criterion	Example Expression
Process Properties
End Date	getProcessProperty(''EndDate'') >= "2007/02/17 10:03 AM" Use the Date selector to enter a correctly formatted date.
Id	getProcessProperty(''Id'') = '102'
Group	getProcessProperty("Group") = ‘NorthWestRegion’
Name	getProcessProperty(''Name'') = 'LoanApproval'
Namespace	getProcessProperty(''Namespace'') = 'http://services.acme.com'
Start Date	getProcessProperty(''EndDate'') <= "2006/02/17 10:03 AM" Use the Date selector to enter a correctly formatted date.
State	Property Codes for process states: 1 - Running 2 - Suspended 3 - Completed 4 - Faulted 5 - Compensatable Example: getProcessProperty(''State'') = '1'
State Reason	Property Codes indicating the reason why a process is suspended: 2 - Suspended (Activity). Suspended at a BPEL suspend activity 1- Suspended (Faulting). Suspended as a result of an uncaught fault 0 - Suspended (Manual). Suspended manually. Example: getProcessProperty(''State'Reason') = '1'
Version	getProcessProperty("Version") = '2'
Indexed Properties. For details, see the Indexed Properties topic.
Functions
getParentId()	getParentId() = ‘101’ (returns all subprocesses whose parent process Id is 101)
getProcessProperty(“...”)	See Process Property examples above
getIndexedPropertyValue(“...”)	getProcessIndexedProperty('amount') >= 50000
hasWaitingAlarm()	hasWaitingAlarm()
hasWaitingReceive()	hasWaitingReceive() (For processes with a waiting receive or OnMessage)
hasWaitingReceive(“partnerLinkName”[,op”])	hasWaitingReceive('{http://services.acme.com}AR', 'Invoice')
isParentProcess()	isParentProcess() (returns all processes that invoke another process) isParentProcess() OR isSubProcess() (returns all processes involved either as parent or subprocess)
isSubProcess()	isSubProcess() (returns all processes that are subprocesses of parent processes)
nextAlarmTime()	nextAlarmTime() > ‘2007-12-31 14:30’ (returns all processes which have an alarm scheduled for any time after 2:30 pm on December 31, 2007)
not(...)	(getProcessProperty(''Name'') = 'LoanApproval' not(getProcessProperty(''EndDate'') >= '2005-02-01 4 am'))