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Oracle APPS Create Responsibility and User in Oracle EBS

How to create Responsibility and User in Oracle EBS How to Create a Responsibility? Step 1: Connect to Oracle Application with APPSADMIN/APPSADMIN User. Step 2: Go to Application Administrator. Step 3: Go to Security then Responsibility then Define Step 4: Enter the Data in the opened Window. Note: Above Information of Responsibility is stored in FND_RESPONSIBILITY Table. How to Create a User? Step 1: Connect to Oracle Application with APPSADMIN/APPSADMIN User. Step 2: Go to Application Administrator. Step 3: Go to Security then User then Define Step 4: Enter the Data in the opened Window. Note: Above Information of User is stored in FND_USER Table. User Responsibilities stored in FND_USER_RESP_GROUPS Table.

Use of Who Columns in Oracle APPS table

Oracle APPS : WHO COLUMNS WHO columns are used to track the information updated or inserted by the users against the tables. FND_STANDARD package is used for this purpose. FND_STANDARD.SET_WHO Procedure is used to update the WHO columns in a Table when a DML operation s (i.e. INSERT, UPDATE) performed. Steps required to Track WHO Information in our form   1. ALTER the table by adding WHO columns in the table.   2. Open TEMPLATE.fmb in form Builder.   3. Perform all the pre‐requisites to develop a form.   4. Include all the WHO columns in the Data Block with NULL Canvas.   5. Call FND_STAND.SET_WHO procedure in Pre‐Insert and Pre‐Update triggers       at Block Level.   6. Save and Compile the Form.   7. Perform all the pre‐requisites to register the form Note: 1. WHO Columns need not register with the table registration option.           2. Table registration will be done only for KFF and DFF col...