Bengalore (Karnataka) [India], April 28: Extrieve has updated its WorkflowWaves platform to include support for Oracle 19C. As part of this, an upgraded API framework is offered with JavaScript support for business logic.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
\u2022 Purging processes are moved from Scheduled Service to backend jobs. Now support online purging compared to earlier versions.
\u2022 API interface now supports JavaScript for business logic and validations. More focus on API Interface for querying and document retrieval process.
\u2022 Schema optimized with DB caching support, Caching will help in reducing the load on the oracle database and at the same time will de-normalize the data.
\u2022 Auto-generation of performance statistics
\u2022 Request performance
\u2022 API performance
\u2022 User session performance<\/p>\n\n\n\n
\u2022 Reduce integration effort, which can result in lower change management costs and a faster time to market for modifications.
\u2022 Limited downtime requirements and improved performance.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
WorkflowWaves is an enterprise-grade workflow management engine with many unique features. It simplifies workflow modeling with a unique approach based on WorkItems, Agents, Queues, and Outcomes. WorkflowWaves also has inbuilt features for the distribution of work to internal or external teams. Imaging or document processing features, such as Append to File, Page wise retrieval, and so on, help to reduce network utilization and improve overall application performance.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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