In this video, you’ll learn how to implement Timer Validation on a button in Oracle Integration / VBCS. This ensures that when an integration or job (such as an async process that takes around 10 minutes to complete) is triggered, users won’t be able to re-run it until the timer expires.
If a user tries to run the integration again before the 10 minutes are up, they’ll get an error message prompting them to wait. After the set time passes, the button becomes active again, ...
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In this video, you’ll learn how to implement Timer Validation on a button in Oracle Integration / VBCS. This ensures that when an integration or job (such as an async process that takes around 10 minutes to complete) is triggered, users won’t be able to re-run it until the timer expires.
If a user tries to run the integration again before the 10 minutes are up, they’ll get an error message prompting them to wait. After the set time passes, the button becomes active again, allowing another run.
This is a useful approach to prevent duplicate runs, unnecessary system load, or accidental re-triggers.
✅ What you’ll learn in this video:
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How to apply timer validation on a button
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How to handle async integrations/jobs with time restrictions
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How to show user-friendly error messages
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Best practices for controlling integration execution
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