Verify report/ Concurrent Program Status

- Connect to the E-Business Home Page as sysadmin 

- For System Administrator, choose Requests: View:

- Press on "Find" button:

- See the status of a specific request:

How to create an Oracle Apps Responsibility

1. What is a responsibility ?

2. How to create an Oracle Apps Responsibility

1. What is a responsibility ?

A responsibility is a level of authority or restriction assigned to the Oracle Apps users. In this way the users have different access to the Oracle Applications functions and data.

2. How to create an Oracle Apps Responsibility

- Connect to the E-Business Home Page as sysadmin

- From System Administrator choose Security: Responsibility -> Define:

 

- From the System Administrator choose Responsibility -> Define:

- Choose a responsibility name, the key for this responsibility, the menu which will be available using this responsibility, the data group and the menus & items which will be excluded from this responsibility:

In this example the the responsibility will get access to the "Trade Management" data group and will be effective starting 18-May-2008. 

- Save the responsibility.

- One time the responsibility is created, the responsibility could be added to an existing user.

Check if ICM is started in Oracle Apps

1. Connect to the Oracle Applications 11i/ E-Business Home Page as SYSADMIN

2. Choose "System Administrator" responsability:

3. Choose from the menu "Concurrent Manager" -> Administer :

4. We can see if the ICM (Internal Manager) is running on the node named APPS: 

5. To control the ICM:

$COMMON_TOP/admin/scripts/<SID>_<localhost_name>/adcmctl.sh start apps/apps
$COMMON_TOP/admin/scripts/<SID>_<localhost_name>/adcmctl.sh stop apps/apps
$COMMON_TOP/admin/scripts/<SID>_<localhost_name>/adcmctl.sh status apps/apps
$COMMON_TOP/admin/scripts/<SID>_<localhost_name>/adcmctl.sh abort apps/apps

Create a User in the Oracle Applications

1. Login to the E-Business Suite Home Page:

2. Be connected as sysadmin:          

3. Choose the "System Administrator" from the Navigator:

4. Choose from "Security: User" Define option:

5. Enter the information for this user and add some responsibilities to the user if you want to do it now: