What is under one item type in workflow?

While debugging a workflow issue, it is a little cumbersome to connect to the database in workflow builder to check the code behind an activity. Below sql prints all the runnable processes and activities in that process along with the pl/sql functions behind each of them in sql*plus for a given item type. Just pass in the internal name of the item type and you have it all.

 set serveroutput on;
DECLARE
l number;
m number;
l_item_type varchar2(30) :=’OEOL’;
l_std_type varchar2(30) :=’WFSTD’;
   CURSOR c1 (p_item_type IN VARCHAR2)
   IS
      SELECT display_name,NAME
        FROM wf_item_types_tl
       WHERE NAME = p_item_type;

   CURSOR c2 (p_item_type IN VARCHAR2)
   IS
      SELECT *
        FROM wf_runnable_processes_v
       WHERE item_type = p_item_type;
  

   CURSOR c3 (p_item_type IN VARCHAR2, p_process_name IN VARCHAR2,p_std_type in varchar2)
   IS
      SELECT   a.process_name, e.description, b.NAME activity_name,
               d.description act_desc, c.TYPE process_type, b.TYPE activity_type,
               b.FUNCTION, substr(icon_geometry,1,(instr(a.icon_geometry,’,’)-1))
          FROM wf_process_activities a,
               wf_activities b,
               wf_activities c,
               wf_activities_tl d,
               wf_activities_tl e
         WHERE process_item_type=p_item_type
–and activity_item_type in (p_item_type,p_std_type)
           AND process_name = p_process_name
           AND a.activity_name = b.NAME
           AND process_item_type = b.item_type
           AND b.end_date IS NULL
           AND c.end_date IS NULL
           AND a.process_name = c.NAME
           AND c.item_type = a.process_item_type
           AND a.process_version = c.VERSION
           AND b.item_type = d.item_type
           AND b.NAME = d.NAME
           AND c.item_type = e.item_type
           AND c.NAME = e.NAME
           AND b.VERSION = d.VERSION
           AND c.VERSION = e.VERSION
      ORDER BY to_number(substr(a.icon_geometry,1,(instr(a.icon_geometry,’,’)-1)));

CURSOR c4 (p_item_type IN VARCHAR2, p_process_name IN VARCHAR2,p_std_type in varchar2)
   IS
      SELECT   a.process_name, e.description, b.NAME activity_name,
               d.description act_desc, c.TYPE process_type, b.TYPE activity_type,
               b.FUNCTION, substr(icon_geometry,1,(instr(a.icon_geometry,’,’)-1))
          FROM wf_process_activities a,
               wf_activities b,
               wf_activities c,
               wf_activities_tl d,
               wf_activities_tl e
         WHERE process_item_type=p_item_type
–and activity_item_type in (p_item_type,p_std_type)
           AND process_name = p_process_name
           AND a.activity_name = b.NAME
           AND process_item_type = b.item_type
           AND b.end_date IS NULL
           AND c.end_date IS NULL
           AND a.process_name = c.NAME
           AND c.item_type = a.process_item_type
           AND a.process_version = c.VERSION
           AND b.item_type = d.item_type
           AND b.NAME = d.NAME
           AND c.item_type = e.item_type
           AND c.NAME = e.NAME
           AND b.VERSION = d.VERSION
           AND c.VERSION = e.VERSION
      ORDER BY to_number(substr(a.icon_geometry,1,(instr(a.icon_geometry,’,’)-1)));
   assertion_failure   EXCEPTION;

   PROCEDURE pl (
      str         IN   VARCHAR2,
      len         IN   INTEGER := 80,
      expand_in   IN   BOOLEAN := TRUE
   )
   IS
      v_len   PLS_INTEGER     := LEAST (len, 255);
      v_str   VARCHAR2 (2000);
   BEGIN
      IF LENGTH (str) > v_len
      THEN
         v_str := SUBSTR (str, 1, v_len);
         DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line (v_str);
         pl (SUBSTR (str, len + 1), v_len, expand_in);
      ELSE
         v_str := str;
         DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line (v_str);
      END IF;
   EXCEPTION
      WHEN OTHERS
      THEN
         IF expand_in
         THEN
            DBMS_OUTPUT.ENABLE (1000000);
            DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line (v_str);
         ELSE
            RAISE;
         END IF;
   END pl;

BEGIN
 l:=1;
 m:=1;
   FOR i IN c1 (l_item_type)
   LOOP
   pl(‘===========================================================’);
   pl(‘ITEM TYPE : ‘||i.display_name);
   pl(‘===========================================================’);
      FOR j IN c2 (i.name)
      LOOP
      pl(‘———————————————————‘);
      pl(‘MAIN RUNNABLE PROCESS : ‘ ||j.display_name);
      pl(‘———————————————————‘);
      l:=1;
         FOR k IN c3 (l_item_type, j.process_name,l_std_type)
          LOOP
          pl(‘—‘||l||’.’||k.act_desc||’-‘||k.function);
            IF k.process_type = ‘PROCESS’
            THEN
             m:=1;
            FOR j IN c4 (l_item_type, k.activity_name,l_std_type)
            LOOP
              PL(‘—-‘||l||’.’||m||’:’||j.act_desc);
                m:=m+1;
               END LOOP;
            END IF;
             l:=l+1;
         END LOOP;
      END LOOP;
   END LOOP;
END;