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SQL query to display the Bps’ configuration in B2B Integrator

Oracle and DB2 query to display Business Process definition details for Sterling B2B Integrator:

select NAME, WFD.EXECNODE, WFD.PRIORITY QUEUE, WFD.LIFE_SPAN, WFD.PERSISTENCE_LEVEL PERSISTENCE_LEVEL_ID,

CASE PERSISTENCE_LEVEL

when 0 then 'SystemDefault'

when 1 then 'Full'

when 3 then 'StepStatusEMO'

when 4 then 'StartStopEMO'

when 5 then 'StepStatusOnly'

when 8 then 'StartStop'

when 9 then 'Zero'

when 10 then 'ErrorOnly'

else ''||persistence_level

END PERSISTENCE_LEVEL

from WFD wfd, wfd_versions wfdv

where WFD.WFD_ID=WFDV.WFD_ID and WFD.WFD_VERSION = WFDV.WFD_VERSION

and WFD.WFD_VERSION=WFDV.DEFAULT_VERSION;

MS SQL Server Version:

select NAME, WFD.EXECNODE, WFD.PRIORITY QUEUE, WFD.LIFE_SPAN, WFD.PERSISTENCE_LEVEL PERSISTENCE_LEVEL_ID,


CASE PERSISTENCE_LEVEL


when 0 then 'SystemDefault'


when 1 then 'Full'


when 3 then 'StepStatusEMO'


when 4 then 'StartStopEMO'


when 5 then 'StepStatusOnly'


when 8 then 'StartStop'


when 9 then 'Zero'


when 10 then 'ErrorOnly'

else 'other '
END PERSISTENCE_LEVEL

from WFD WFD, WFD_VERSIONS WFDV

where WFD.WFD_ID=WFDV.WFD_ID and WFD.WFD_VERSION = WFDV.WFD_VERSION

and WFD.WFD_VERSION=WFDV.DEFAULT_VERSION

You can add the Recovery_level column to the SQL query to display the BP recovery level information.

By default it is 3 (manual recovery).

WFD table Recovery_level meaning:

  • Auto Resume : RECOVERY_LEVEL =1
  • Auto Restart: RECOVERY_LEVEL =2
  • Manual: RECOVERY_LEVEL =3
  • Terminate: RECOVERY_LEVEL =4
  • Auto Resume with Error: RECOVERY_LEVEL =5

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2 Comments

  1. Steve

    I want to also find document storage type of BP’s. Is there a way to fetch from WFD not sure which column in WFD holds this info.

  2. The BP storage information is held in the WFDOPTIONS column in the WFD table.

    WFDOPTIONS meaning:

    0 DB
    1 FS
    3 Inherited
    4 system default (set in the properties)

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