Oracle Apps 11i Free Training : Concurrent Library Window : This tutorial discusses about the Concurrent Library Window Navigation,create request set in oracle applications and Running Requests.

Concurrent Library Window

Use this window to register program libraries, which are lists of immediate concurrent programs that you wish to link with a concurrent manager. Concurrent managers use the programs in a program library to run their immediate programs. You must register libraries before you can define concurrent managers. You can only include immediate-type concurrent programs in program libraries.

After adding any immediate concurrent program to your library or creating a new library, you must rebuild and relink your library before your changes take effect. After you rebuild and relink your library, the system administrator must restart the concurrent manager using your library.

You can only register program libraries that you have already built at the operating system level.

Navigation Application Developer à Concurrent à Library

 

Figure 9. Concurrent Library Window Navigation

Figure 10. Concurrent Library Window

Field Description

i) Library Name - This is the same name you gave to your program library file at the operating system. The library name must be eight characters or less.

ii) Application – The bin directory under the application top directory should contain the executable program library file.

iii) Description – Description of the library.

iv) Library Type - There are two types of program library you can define:

v) Concurrent Library - A library of immediate concurrent programs to link with a concurrent manager.

vi) Transaction Library - A library of transaction programs to link with a transaction manager.

vii) Program - Enter the name of an immediate-type concurrent program executable that you linked into your program library at the operating system. This block verifies that the program name and application name you specify uniquely identify a defined concurrent program executable.

viii) Application – Application of the concurrent program.

Request Sets

Request sets are the group of concurrent programs that are related to each other. When a request set is run all the concurrent programs are executed according to the outcome of the previous concurrent program defined in the request set.

To create request set in oracle applications.

Navigation – System Administrator -> Requests -> Set

Figure 11. Request Sets Definition Form Navigation

Request Sets Screen

Figure 12. Request Sets Definition Form

i) Set – Give the user-friendly name of the request set. This is the name, which will show in the figure14 when user is trying to run the request set.

ii) Set Code – This is the code of the request set.

iii) Application – Application to which the request set belongs to.

iv) Description – Give the brief functional description of the request set.

v) Owner – Usually the person who is creating the request set.

vi) Active Dates From– The date from which you want your request set to be active.

vii) Active Dates To - The date upto which you want your request set to be active.

viii) Print Together – Check this if you want all the stages of the concurrent program to be printed together

ix) Allow Incompatibility – Check this if you want to define incompatibility between the stages of the request sets.

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