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Many thanks to Rakesh Sreenivasa for contributing yet another article for Get Apps Training Value Sets Value Set is a collection of val...

Please find an article that explains with examples why Elements are used in Oracle Payroll, and what they actually mean. LINK FOR ORACLE PAY...

This article explains how to create Audit Groups using System Administrator, to generate audit trail on any Oracle Apps Table LINK FOR ORACL...

A new article has been added to explain Hierarchy Profile Options in Oracle Apps. This feature was delivered in version 11.5.9 It covers the...

I have written an article on Oracle Java Concurrent Programs. This article contains:- 1. Sample code for developing Interface with non-Oracl...

Please find an article about that explains how to develop Oracle Reports from Scratch. To take you a step beyond, it also contains step by s...

A step by step approach for customization of Oracle Apps Reports has been listed in this link Thanks, Anil Passi

The article for KeyFlexfields can be accessed via the below Link. Key Flexfields Article Thanks, Anil Passi

During next week, I will be covering working examples of various APIs in Oracle HRMS that can be used during data migration. The first arti...

This is response to a question posted by a comment in Article.. Why Is it Called Apps Click on the field in question, and click on Help/Diag...

Please find the link below, that explains how to design and build programs for doing data migration in Oracle Applications. Example for Dat...

I think this topic is already covered partially in one of the previous training lesson[ for concurrent programs] , but I would like to touc...

Dear All, In response to a query that I received asking "Once all the training index topics have been covered, will this blog be stoppe...

ARTICLE AUTHOR: Rakesh Sreenivasa Oracle Forms Basic Concepts The focus of the document is for consultants who are new to Oracle Fo...

Please find the training article on how to create a "Custom Form" from scratch in Oracle Apps. I assume that you have followed the...

For the very first time, I received an email from a reader that wanted to contribute to this blog. I would like to Welcome Rakesh as a contr...

A new article has been added that explains the steps required to customize forms in Oracle Applications. This article can be linked from her...

Dear readers, A new article has been added, that explains the various things you need to do on your PC to set it up for Oracle Apps Develo...

Two articles on Descriptive Flexfields have been added accessed from following links:- Basics of Descriptive Flexfields in Oracle Applicatio...

I hope you have read the previous articles on Value Sets and also on Lookups. It is important for the learners to read things in Sequence. H...

Dear all, The most simplest article thus far in this series has now been added. This article happens to be for Lookups in Oracle apps, and c...

The training index has now been updated with three further articles.... What is a Concurrent Program What is concurrent Manager What is a V...

Every screen we develop delivers a business functionality of sorts. Notice the word function ality. Hence the word function or call it ...

In every implementation, there are always more than one environments in Oracle Apps. The rule of thumb states that below environment are a m...

When you are a fresh new Oracle Apps developer, your fundamental question is...where to find the piece of code that you are being asked to c...

In this training chapter I will explain what Application means, in Oracles context. As a thumbrule, for one module there is one single appli...

In this Oracle Apps training article, we will learn about org_id. I hope that you have read and understood the significance of profile optio...

You have reached this page from Profile Options Training Article Firstly, lets define the responsibility for Clerk, as we discussed in Artic...

Profile Options provide flexibility to Oracle Apps. They are a key component of Oracle Applications, hence these much be understood properly...