A common task for fusion admins would be to find out the number of BPEL instances in the SOA dehydration store,the SOA database. Basically this information is stored in a table called COMPOSITE_INSTANCE and the owner of the table id DEV_SOAINFRA schema.
There are two major ways of doing it:
1. From EM Console
For finding out the instance count from EM console:
a. Login to the SOA 11g EM console and expand the SOA folder on your left.This is shown below. Click on the soa-infra
2. Select query on SOA dehydration table
For finding out the number of BPEL instances in your SOA 11g Dehydration using SQL query follow below steps:
a. Login to the SOA 11g Database using a SQL Client as DEV_SOAINFRA user.(Check out if your prefix ie DEV here is different)
b. Issue below command:
select count(*) from COMPOSITE_INSTANCE;
That would give you the number of instance present in the SOA dehydration store :)
Number of Instances for a specific Composite:
What if you wanted to find the number of instance for each composite,well use the below query
select count(*) from composite_instance where source_name='Composite Name'
There are two major ways of doing it:
1. From EM Console
For finding out the instance count from EM console:
a. Login to the SOA 11g EM console and expand the SOA folder on your left.This is shown below. Click on the soa-infra
b. On the right hand side of the screen click on Number of Instances as shown below:
c. The number of instances is displayed as shown below:
2. Select query on SOA dehydration table
For finding out the number of BPEL instances in your SOA 11g Dehydration using SQL query follow below steps:
a. Login to the SOA 11g Database using a SQL Client as DEV_SOAINFRA user.(Check out if your prefix ie DEV here is different)
b. Issue below command:
select count(*) from COMPOSITE_INSTANCE;
That would give you the number of instance present in the SOA dehydration store :)
Number of Instances for a specific Composite:
What if you wanted to find the number of instance for each composite,well use the below query
select count(*) from composite_instance where source_name='Composite Name'
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