http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/feed/? Latest topics Wed, 03 Dec 2008 11:41:02 GMT 10 http://hitskin.com/themes/13/31/94/i_logo.png http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/feed/? http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/reports-custamization-f7/report-migration-form-107-to-11i-t80.htm satish k Hi, I have an issue with migrating report from 10.7 to 11i @WIP/ Om responsibility. I need some some help to resolve this tables and column mappings comparatively @11i. 1) select min(line_id) into x_line_id from so_line_details where supply_source_header_id = :wip_entity_id ; I am replacing so_line_details with OE_ORDER_LINES_ALL, there is no column as supply_source_header_id in this table how can i resolve the same is any other table i need to map ... REPORTS CUSTAMIZATION Wed, 03 Dec 2008 11:41:02 GMT http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/reports-custamization-f7/report-migration-form-107-to-11i-t80.htm#96 http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/reports-custamization-f7/report-migration-form-107-to-11i-t80.htm http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/sql-query-t79.htm satish k Hi, I have an issue with Sql Query, i have written the same some extent. Aim : I am trying to fetch the Numeric data from a Character column and filter with some numeric condition. I have written the same up to filter the numeric data, the problem is how to filter data again the resultant query with numeric operations. Problem Facing : Invalid Number... Error.... Test Case: create table KSK_TEST_Q AS ( select INVENTORY_ITEM_ID, ELEMENT_NAME, ELEMENT_VALUE, ITEM_CATALOG_GROUP_ID ... GENERAL TECHNICAL Mon, 24 Nov 2008 15:09:24 GMT http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/sql-query-t79.htm#95 http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/sql-query-t79.htm http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/forms-custamization-f6/overview-of-form-development-steps-t78.htm shrikantgarud This is the general process of building a form that integrates with Oracle Applications. 1. Copy the form TEMPLATE and rename it. 2. Attach any necessary libraries to your copy of TEMPLATE. TEMPLATE comes with several libraries already attached. 3. Create your form blocks, items, LOVs, and other objects and apply appropriate property classes. 4. Create your window layout in adherence with the Oracle Applications User Interface Standards for Forms–Based Products. 5. Add table ... FORMS CUSTAMIZATION Sun, 27 Jan 2008 15:37:13 GMT http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/forms-custamization-f6/overview-of-form-development-steps-t78.htm#94 http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/forms-custamization-f6/overview-of-form-development-steps-t78.htm http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/overview-of-application-development-steps-t77.htm shrikantgarud This is the general process of creating an application that integrates with Oracle Applications. 1. Register your application. 2. Set up your application directory structures. 3. Modify the appropriate environment files. 4. Register your custom Oracle schema. 5. Include your custom application and Oracle schema in data groups. 6. Create your application tables and views. 7. Integrate your tables and views with the Oracle Applications APPS schema. 8. Register your flexfields ... GENERAL TECHNICAL Sun, 27 Jan 2008 15:36:49 GMT http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/overview-of-application-development-steps-t77.htm#93 http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/overview-of-application-development-steps-t77.htm http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/standard-libraries-t76.htm shrikantgarud Application Object Library contains several libraries that support the Oracle Applications User Interface Standards for Forms–Based Products: • FNDSQF contains packages and procedures for Message Dictionary, flexfields, profiles, and concurrent processing. It also has various other utilities for navigation, multicurrency, WHO, etc. • APPCORE and APPCORE2 contain the packages and procedures that are required of all forms to support the menu, Toolbar, and other required standard ... GENERAL TECHNICAL Sun, 27 Jan 2008 15:36:25 GMT http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/standard-libraries-t76.htm#92 http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/standard-libraries-t76.htm http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/forms-custamization-f6/fndmenu-t75.htm shrikantgarud all forms, such as File, Edit, View, Help, and so on) is contained in the
$AU_TOP/resource/US directory (or its equivalent) as the file
FNDMENU. You should never modify this file, nor should you create
your own menu for your forms.]]> FORMS CUSTAMIZATION Sun, 27 Jan 2008 15:35:56 GMT http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/forms-custamization-f6/fndmenu-t75.htm#91 http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/forms-custamization-f6/fndmenu-t75.htm http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/forms-custamization-f6/template-form-t74.htm shrikantgarud The TEMPLATE form is the required starting point for all development of new forms. It includes references to many APPSTAND objects, several attached libraries, required triggers, and other objects. Start developing each new form by copying this file, located in $AU_TOP/forms/US (or your language and platform equivalent), to a local directory and renaming it as appropriate. Be sure to rename the filename, the internal module name, and the name listed in the call to FND_STANDARD.FORM_INFO ... FORMS CUSTAMIZATION Sun, 27 Jan 2008 15:35:41 GMT http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/forms-custamization-f6/template-form-t74.htm#90 http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/forms-custamization-f6/template-form-t74.htm http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/setting-object-characteristics-t73.htm shrikantgarud The characteristics of most form objects, including modules, windows, canvases, blocks, regions, and items may be set in the following ways: • Inherited through property classes, which cause certain properties to be identical in all forms (such as canvas visual attributes) • At the discretion of the developer during form design (such as window sizes) • At runtime, by calling standard library routines (such as window positions) Shared Objects These standards rely extensively ... GENERAL TECHNICAL Sun, 27 Jan 2008 15:35:05 GMT http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/setting-object-characteristics-t73.htm#89 http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/setting-object-characteristics-t73.htm http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/oracle-application-object-library-for-release-11i-t72.htm shrikantgarud Oracle Application Object Library (AOL) for Release 11i includes (partial list): • Starting forms – Template form with standard triggers (TEMPLATE) – Form containing standard property classes for your runtime platform (APPSTAND) • PL/SQL libraries – Routines for Flexfields, Function security, User Profiles, Message Dictionary (FNDSQF) – Standard user interface routines (APPCORE, APPCORE2) – Routines for Calendar widget (APPDAYPK) • Development standards – Oracle Applications ... GENERAL TECHNICAL Sun, 27 Jan 2008 15:34:45 GMT http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/oracle-application-object-library-for-release-11i-t72.htm#88 http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/oracle-application-object-library-for-release-11i-t72.htm http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/forms-custamization-f6/recommended-setting-for-form-development-t71.htm shrikantgarud Oracle Forms Developer allows referenced objects to be overridden in the local form. Oracle Forms Developer also does not normally provide any indication that an object is referenced unless you set a special environment variable (Registry setting for NT). Set the environment variable (Registry setting) ORACLE_APPLICATIONS to TRUE before starting Oracle Forms Developer. This setting allows you to see the reference markers (little flags with an ”R” in them) on referenced objects so ... FORMS CUSTAMIZATION Sun, 27 Jan 2008 15:34:15 GMT http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/forms-custamization-f6/recommended-setting-for-form-development-t71.htm#87 http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/forms-custamization-f6/recommended-setting-for-form-development-t71.htm http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/forms-custamization-f6/mandatory-settings-for-form-generation-t70.htm shrikantgarud At form generation time, make sure you designate the character set designed for your language in the NLS_LANG variable in your Windows NT registry or environment file (for Unix). You must ensure that the character set you specify is the character set being used for your Oracle Applications installation. You must also set the value of your FORMS60_PATH environment variable in your environment file (or platform equivalent such as Windows NT registry) to include any directory that ... FORMS CUSTAMIZATION Sun, 27 Jan 2008 15:33:59 GMT http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/forms-custamization-f6/mandatory-settings-for-form-generation-t70.htm#86 http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/forms-custamization-f6/mandatory-settings-for-form-generation-t70.htm http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/mandatory-settings-for-running-oracle-applications-t69.htm shrikantgarud The html file used to launch Oracle Applications must include several specific settings for Oracle Applications to function properly. The following table contains the required parameters and their required values: Name Value colorScheme- blue lookAndFeel -oracle separateFrame- true darkLook -true readOnlyBackground- automatic dontTruncateTabs- true background- no Additionally, the file OracleApplications.dat must contain the following lines: app.ui.requiredFieldVABGColor=255,242,203 app.ui.lovButtons=true app.ui.requiredFieldVA=true There ... GENERAL TECHNICAL Sun, 27 Jan 2008 15:33:16 GMT http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/mandatory-settings-for-running-oracle-applications-t69.htm#85 http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/mandatory-settings-for-running-oracle-applications-t69.htm http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/coding-for-web-compatibility-t68.htm shrikantgarud Following Oracle Applications standards carefully will help ensure that your forms can be deployed on the Web. You should avoid using the following features in your forms, as they are not applicable in this architecture: • ActiveX, VBX, OCX, OLE, DDE (Microsoft Windows–specific features that would not be available for a browser running on a Macintosh, for example, and cannot be displayed to users from within the browser) • Timers other than one–millisecond timers (one–millisecond timers ... GENERAL TECHNICAL Sun, 27 Jan 2008 15:32:53 GMT http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/coding-for-web-compatibility-t68.htm#84 http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/coding-for-web-compatibility-t68.htm http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/libraries-t67.htm shrikantgarud Libraries contain reusable client–side code. They support these form coding standards by allowing the same code to be used by all forms to enforce specific validation, navigation and cosmetic behaviors and appearances. Libraries allow code to be written once and used by multiple forms. Additionally, because the executables attach at runtime, they facilitate development and maintenance without being invasive to a form. Every form requires several standard triggers and procedures ... GENERAL TECHNICAL Sun, 27 Jan 2008 15:32:28 GMT http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/libraries-t67.htm#83 http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/libraries-t67.htm http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/coding-with-handlers-t66.htm shrikantgarud Oracle Applications uses groups of packaged procedures, called handlers, to organize PL/SQL code in forms so that it is easier to develop, maintain, and debug. In Oracle Forms, code is placed in triggers, which execute the code when that trigger event occurs. Implementing complex logic may require scattering its code across multiple triggers. Because code in triggers is not located in one place, it cannot be written or reviewed comprehensively, making development, maintenance, and ... GENERAL TECHNICAL Sun, 27 Jan 2008 15:31:20 GMT http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/coding-with-handlers-t66.htm#82 http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/coding-with-handlers-t66.htm http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/coding-principles-t65.htm shrikantgarud Oracle Applications coding standards are guided by the following principles: • Code must be readable to be maintained • Tools such as Oracle Forms and PL/SQL are used whenever possible (avoid complex user exits using other coding languages) • Fast performance over the World Wide Web (the web) is critical • Platform–specific code should be avoided except where absolutely necessary • Reusable objects should be employed wherever possible GENERAL TECHNICAL Sun, 27 Jan 2008 15:31:03 GMT http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/coding-principles-t65.htm#81 http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/coding-principles-t65.htm http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/importance-of-these-coding-standards-t64.htm shrikantgarud The coding standards described in this manual, together with the user interface standards described in the Oracle Applications User Interface Standards for Forms–Based Products, are used by Oracle Corporation developers to build Oracle Applications. If you want to build custom application code that integrates with and has the same look and feel as Oracle Applications, you must follow these standards. If you do not follow these standards exactly as they are presented, you may not achieve ... GENERAL TECHNICAL Sun, 27 Jan 2008 15:30:44 GMT http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/importance-of-these-coding-standards-t64.htm#80 http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/importance-of-these-coding-standards-t64.htm http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/interfaces-f5/example-item-upload-interface-t63.htm shrikantgarud STEP1. GO TO APPS AND CREATE STAGING TABLE create table SG_ITEM_STAGE (segment1 varchar2(25), DESCRIPTION VARCHAR2(25), TEMPLATE_NAME VARCHAR2(25), MATERIAL_COST NUMBER, PROCESS_FLAG NUMBER, ENABLED_FLAG VARCHAR2(1), TRANSACTION_TYPE VARCHAR2(25), ORGANIZATION_CODE VARCHAR2(25)) STEP 2. Create a SG_ITEM_DATA.dat File SGTest Item51, SGTest Item11,Finished Good,100, SGTest Item52, SGTest Item12, Finished Good, 500, SGTest Item53, SGTest item13, Finished ... INTERFACES Sun, 27 Jan 2008 15:28:08 GMT http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/interfaces-f5/example-item-upload-interface-t63.htm#79 http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/interfaces-f5/example-item-upload-interface-t63.htm http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/interfaces-f5/need-of-staging-table-t62.htm shrikantgarud What is the need of a staging table or temporary table in between flat file and standard interface table while transferring data from flat file to interface table? 1.Once we have data in the interface table we are simply running the standard program and it automatically send data to the base table so in this time we can't do any validations in in between the interface table and base table that'y we use staging table to validate the data before putting into the interface table.Finally the ... INTERFACES Sun, 27 Jan 2008 15:27:17 GMT http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/interfaces-f5/need-of-staging-table-t62.htm#78 http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/interfaces-f5/need-of-staging-table-t62.htm http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/interfaces-f5/ctl-file-logic-t61.htm shrikantgarud INFILE '/apps/visappl/cust/11.5.0/bin/SG_ITEM_DATA.dat'
INTO TABLE SG_ITEM_STAGE
APPEND
FIELDS TERMINATED BY "," OPTIONALLY ENCLOSED BY '"'
(SEGMENT1,
DESCRIPTION,
TEMPLATE_NAME,
MATERIAL_COST,
PROCESS_FLAG CONSTANT 1,
ENABLED_FLAG CONSTANT 'Y',
TRANSACTION_TYPE CONSTANT 'Create',
ORGANIZATION_CODE CONSTANT "V1")]]> INTERFACES Sun, 27 Jan 2008 15:26:36 GMT http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/interfaces-f5/ctl-file-logic-t61.htm#77 http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/interfaces-f5/ctl-file-logic-t61.htm http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/interfaces-f5/gl-interface-table-t60.htm shrikantgarud 2). GL_DAILY_RATES_INTERFACE
3). GL_IEA_INTERFACE
4). GL_interface
5). GL_INTERFACE_CONTROL
6). GL_INTERFACE_HISTORY]]> INTERFACES Sun, 27 Jan 2008 15:25:57 GMT http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/interfaces-f5/gl-interface-table-t60.htm#76 http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/interfaces-f5/gl-interface-table-t60.htm http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/interfaces-f5/ar-interface-table-t59.htm shrikantgarud 2). AR_TAX_INTERFACE
3). HZ_PARTY_INTERFACE
4). HZ_PARTY_INTERFACE_ERRORS
5). RA_CUSTOMERS_INTERFACE_ALL
6). RA_INTERFACE_DISTRIBUTIONS_ALL
7). RA_INTERFACE_ERRORS_ALL
. RA_INTERFACE_LINES_ALL
9). RA_INTERFACE_SALESCREDITS_ALL]]> INTERFACES Sun, 27 Jan 2008 15:25:32 GMT http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/interfaces-f5/ar-interface-table-t59.htm#75 http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/interfaces-f5/ar-interface-table-t59.htm http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/interfaces-f5/what-are-interface-table-in-ap-t58.htm shrikantgarud 2). AP_INTERFACE_REJECTIONS
3). AP_INVOICE_INTERFACE
4). AP_INVOICE_LINES_INTERFACE.]]> INTERFACES Sun, 27 Jan 2008 15:25:16 GMT http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/interfaces-f5/what-are-interface-table-in-ap-t58.htm#74 http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/interfaces-f5/what-are-interface-table-in-ap-t58.htm http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/interfaces-f5/open-interface-logic-t57.htm shrikantgarud # Then Validation are performed on that available data.
# Any error found are then transfered to the error table.
# Then the validated record are then transferred to the application tables.]]> INTERFACES Sun, 27 Jan 2008 15:24:45 GMT http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/interfaces-f5/open-interface-logic-t57.htm#73 http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/interfaces-f5/open-interface-logic-t57.htm http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/interfaces-f5/types-of-interfaces-t56.htm shrikantgarud there are 2 main types of interfaces 1. INBOUND INTERFACE these are used for transferring data from external system(legacy system) into oracle application 2. OUTBOUND INTERFACE these are used for transferring data from oracle application to external system. There are 2 Distinct types of interfaces 1. OPEN INTERFACE In this the logic is been provided by the oracle itself 2. CUSTOM INTERFACE In this the logic has to be developed by the implementer. INTERFACES Sun, 27 Jan 2008 15:23:56 GMT http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/interfaces-f5/types-of-interfaces-t56.htm#72 http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/interfaces-f5/types-of-interfaces-t56.htm http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/interfaces-f5/defination-use-t55.htm shrikantgarud * It is used at the time of data migration

- data migration from external system into oracle application
- data migration from oracle application to external system

* It can also be used at the time of fresh installation of oracle application]]> INTERFACES Sun, 27 Jan 2008 15:23:11 GMT http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/interfaces-f5/defination-use-t55.htm#71 http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/interfaces-f5/defination-use-t55.htm http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/oracle-contracts-core-t54.htm shrikantgarud The Contracts Core module acts as a central repository for the collection and dissemination of contract information. It contains all data on terms and conditions, deliverables, and parties to the contracts. This repository is the key to provide a single source for all the information in any contract in your enterprise. You can author, execute and control non-industry specific contracts with Contracts Core, for both buy and sell contracts. It helps companies manage internal and external obligations, ... GENERAL TECHNICAL Sun, 27 Jan 2008 15:22:01 GMT http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/oracle-contracts-core-t54.htm#70 http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/oracle-contracts-core-t54.htm http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/modules-in-oracle-application-t53.htm shrikantgarud * ABM - Activity Based Management * AD - Applications DBA * AHL - Oracle Advanced Service Online * AK - Oracle Common Modules-AK * ALR - Oracle Alert * AMF - Oracle Fulfillment Services * AMS - Oracle Marketing * AP - Oracle Payables * AR - Oracle Receivables * AS - Oracle Sales * ASG - Oracle CRM Gateway for Mobile Services * ASL - Oracle Mobile Field Sales Laptop * ASO - Oracle Order Capture * AST - TeleSales ... GENERAL TECHNICAL Sun, 27 Jan 2008 15:20:24 GMT http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/modules-in-oracle-application-t53.htm#69 http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/modules-in-oracle-application-t53.htm http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/d-b-a-s-f13/error-code-collections-ora-00070-00076-t52.htm shrikantgarud ORA-00070: command string is not valid Cause: An invalid debugger command was specified. Action: Type HELP to see the list of available commands. ORA-00071: process number must be between 1 and string Cause: An invalid process number was specified. Action: Specify a valid process number. ORA-00072: process "string" is not active Cause: An invalid process was specified. Action: Specify a valid process. ORA-00073: command string takes between string and string ... D B A' s Thu, 13 Dec 2007 05:22:36 GMT http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/d-b-a-s-f13/error-code-collections-ora-00070-00076-t52.htm#68 http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/d-b-a-s-f13/error-code-collections-ora-00070-00076-t52.htm http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/d-b-a-s-f13/error-code-collections-ora-00063-00069-t51.htm shrikantgarud ORA-00063: maximum number of log files exceeded string Cause: The number of log files specificied exceeded the maximum number of log files supported in this release. Action: Re-create the control file with the highest number of log files no greater than the maximum supported in this release. ORA-00064: object is too large to allocate on this O/S (string,string) Cause: An initialization parameter was set to a value that required allocating more contiguous space than can be allocated ... D B A' s Thu, 13 Dec 2007 05:18:15 GMT http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/d-b-a-s-f13/error-code-collections-ora-00063-00069-t51.htm#67 http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/d-b-a-s-f13/error-code-collections-ora-00063-00069-t51.htm http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/d-b-a-s-f13/error-code-collections-ora-00056-00062-t50.htm shrikantgarud ORA-00056: DDL lock on object 'string.string' is already held in an incompatible mode Cause: An attempt was made to acquire a DDL lock that is already locked. Action: This happens if you attempt to drop a table that has parse locks on it. ORA-00057: maximum number of temporary table locks exceeded Cause: The number of temporary tables equals or exceeds the number of temporary table locks. Temporary tables are often created by large sorts. Action: Increase the value of the TEMPORARY_TABLE_LOCKS ... D B A' s Thu, 13 Dec 2007 05:15:07 GMT http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/d-b-a-s-f13/error-code-collections-ora-00056-00062-t50.htm#66 http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/d-b-a-s-f13/error-code-collections-ora-00056-00062-t50.htm http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/error-types----t49.htm shrikantgarud ORA Oracle database errors AMD Oracle OLAP Catalog Metadata Messages AUD interMedia Audio Messages For information about the interMedia Audio option, refer to the Oracle interMedia User's Guide and Reference. DBV DBVERIFY Messages This chapter lists messages generated by the DBVERIFY utility. For more information about this utility, refer to Oracle9i Database Utilities. DRG Oracle Text Messages For information about the Oracle Text option, refer to: * Oracle Text ... GENERAL TECHNICAL Thu, 13 Dec 2007 05:10:54 GMT http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/error-types----t49.htm#65 http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/error-types----t49.htm http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/documents-f14/sql-plsql-reference-guide-1-t48.htm shrikantgarud

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Download Link: http://rapidshare.com/files/74177931/SQL_PL_SQL_I.pdf]]> DOCUMENTS Tue, 04 Dec 2007 08:44:58 GMT http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/documents-f14/sql-plsql-reference-guide-t47.htm#63 http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/documents-f14/sql-plsql-reference-guide-t47.htm http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/forms-custamization-f6/steps-of-form-custamization-in-apps-t46.htm shrikantgarud 1. Select FORM Builder. 2. Search in local harddisk for RESOURCE folder or else we have to download template file from forms builder. 3. Now check a shortcut of FORMS BUILDER property and set START IN as a D:\RESOURCE (i.e that path is located into harddisk resource file) 4. Open a form builder -> Open Template.fmb (D:\RESOURCE\TEMPLATE.FMB) .It will open template.fmb Its open as below. 5. Now in form builder select WINDOWS -> BLOCK NAME and change ... FORMS CUSTAMIZATION Tue, 04 Dec 2007 07:52:28 GMT http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/forms-custamization-f6/steps-of-form-custamization-in-apps-t46.htm#62 http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/forms-custamization-f6/steps-of-form-custamization-in-apps-t46.htm http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/oracle-apps-technical-terms-t45.htm shrikantgarud * Invoice * Receipt * Customer * Vendor * Buyer * Supplier * Purchase Order * Requisition * Sales Order * Pack Slip * Pick Slip * Drop Ship * Back Order * ASN: Advance Shipping Notice * ASBN: Advance Shipping Billing Notice * ATP: Available to Promise * Lot/Serial Number * DFF: Descriptive Flex Fields * KFF: Key Flex Fields * Value Sets * Organization ... GENERAL TECHNICAL Mon, 03 Dec 2007 16:44:21 GMT http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/oracle-apps-technical-terms-t45.htm#61 http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/oracle-apps-technical-terms-t45.htm http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/concurrent-program-registration-t44.htm shrikantgarud Overview: * Develop a report or PL/SQL Package to register as a concurrent program * Create Executable: Link it to Report file(.rdf) or PL/SQL Package created * Create Concurrent Program: Link to it executable defined in previous step * Enter Parameters and link Value Sets * Assign the registered Conc.Prog to a request group Creating Executable: Navigation: Login into Oracle Applications --> Goto Application Developer Responsibility --> Concurrent ... GENERAL TECHNICAL Mon, 03 Dec 2007 16:36:29 GMT http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/concurrent-program-registration-t44.htm#56 http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/general-technical-f9/concurrent-program-registration-t44.htm http://oracleapplication.msnyou.com/forms-custamization-f6/overview-of-form-custamization-t43.htm shrikantgarud The following Diagram shows how the form customization is done at different levels: Mandatory Form and Libraries * In order to develop a form for Customization first we have to install the Oracle Forms Developer Version 6i on our local system. * FTP the Mandatory form i.e., TEMPLATE.fmb and required Pll’s from Vision Instance to the local machine. * The TEMPLATE.fmb file would be under the following path:/d01/oracle/visappl/au/11.5.0/forms/US/ * ... 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