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Oracle Workflow Definition Download / Upload from Command Line

WFLOAD <apps/pwd> 0 Y {UPLOAD | DOWNLOAD | UPGRADE | FORCE} [@<appl-shortname>:]<filepath> [<item type>]




Example:
WFLOAD apps/password@Database 0 Y DOWNLOAD POAPPRV_<Date>.wft POAPPRV


WFLOAD apps/password@Database 0 Y UPLOAD <FILE PATH>/POAPPRV_<Date>.wft POAPPRV
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