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One of my Client CEO approached us and said why Oracle EBS 11i login page shows “Oracle E-Business Suite” it should be our company name rather then Oracle and should look like “XYZ E-Business Suite”. I thought about this as his point was valid he wants to show his clients his own brand.
After he left talking us I started looking oracle documents and found a fair easy way to replace oracle logo with his companies logo.
Here are the steps to change the default Oracle Logo with a Custom Corporate Logo.
Step - 1: Create custom image (eg. xyz.gif)
Step - 2: Copy custom image (xyz.gif) to $OA_MEDIA
Step - 3: Check & update Profile Option name.
"FND_CORPORATE_BRANDING_IMAGE" to point to xyz.gif
Step - 4: Backup existing image files under $OA_MEDIA
mv FNDSSCORP.gif FNDSSCORP.gif.old
Step - 5: Replace the default image with custom image
cd $OA_MEDIA
cp xyz.gif FNDSSCORP.gif
Step - 6: Access the login page; you should be able to see the custom image on top left.
Here are the steps to change the default Oracle Logo with a Custom Corporate Logo.
Step - 1: Create custom image (eg. xyz.gif)
Step - 2: Copy custom image (xyz.gif) to $OA_MEDIA
Step - 3: Check & update Profile Option name.
"FND_CORPORATE_BRANDING_IMAGE" to point to xyz.gif
Step - 4: Backup existing image files under $OA_MEDIA
mv FNDSSCORP.gif FNDSSCORP.gif.old
Step - 5: Replace the default image with custom image
cd $OA_MEDIA
cp xyz.gif FNDSSCORP.gif
Step - 6: Access the login page; you should be able to see the custom image on top left.
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
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One of my old friend dropped me an email to provide him how find list of users and there responsibilities in his EBS system because his company auditors are asking him that. I provided him the query below which I want to share with you. I am using this query to find the same information for last 8 yrs.
SELECT FURRGA.USER_ID,FUR.USER_NAME,FURRGA.RESPONSIBILITY_ID,FREPO.RESPONSIBILITY_NAME,FURRGA.RESPONSIBILITY_APPLICATION_ID,FAPP.APPLICATION_SHORT_NAME,FURRGA.SECURITY_GROUP_ID,FSEQG.SECURITY_GROUP_KEY,FURRGA.START_DATE,FURRGA.END_DATE,FURRGA.CREATED_BY,FURAA.USER_NAME,FURRGA.CREATION_DATE,FURRGA.LAST_UPDATED_BY,FURLAB.USER_NAME,FURRGA.LAST_UPDATE_DATE,FURRGA.LAST_UPDATE_LOGIN,FURLAC.USER_NAME FROM FND_USER_RESP_GROUPS_ALL FURRGA,FND_USER FUR,FND_USER FURAA,FND_USER FURLAB,FND_USER FURLAC,FND_APPLICATION FAPP,FND_RESPONSIBILITY_TL FREPO,FND_SECURITY_GROUPS FSEQG WHERE FURRGA.USER_ID = FUR.USER_ID (+) AND FURRGA.CREATED_BY = FURAA.USER_ID (+) AND FURRGA.LAST_UPDATED_BY = FURLAB.USER_ID (+) AND FURRGA.LAST_UPDATE_LOGIN = FURLAC.USER_ID (+) AND FURRGA.RESPONSIBILITY_APPLICATION_ID = FAPP.APPLICATION_ID (+) AND FURRGA.RESPONSIBILITY_ID = FREPO.RESPONSIBILITY_ID (+) AND FREPO.LANGUAGE = 'US' AND FURRGA.SECURITY_GROUP_ID = FSEQG.SECURITY_GROUP_ID (+) ORDER BY START_DATE;
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
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Lots of APPS DBA’s struggle stopping and starting services in a sequential manager. That’s why I thought of giving some tips on proper stopping and starting oracle application services to avoid any user complaints after you release the system.
First stop the Web Tier services and then Concurrent Tier (Admin Tier) services and Then Database Tier services and finally Database Listener.
Starting services will be reverse of this first you need to start Database Listener then Database then Concurrent Tier(Admin Tier) services and finally Web Tier services.
Stopping and staring services depends on number of nodes in your setup but I am taking example where customer has three node setup.
To Stop the WebTier (Forms,Apache)
cd $COMMON_TOP/admin/scripts/{SID_Hostname}
adstpall.sh {apps userid}/{apps password} (This script will stop all the application services running on this node).
Keep in mind to check all the processes are getting stopped. If you find any process still running you can kill that using kill -9 {pid}
On WebTier you can check if any applmgr still hanging around by command below and kill then if needed as explained above.
ps -ef | grep f60webmx | awk '{printf("%s ", $2);}'
You will get pid’s of all the processes still hanging.
kill -9 {pid} - This will kill all the forms processes running.
If you have mwa setup you can check mwa process still running.
ps –ef | grep mwa | awk '{printf("%s ", $2);}'
You will get pid’s of all the processes still hanging.
kill -9 {pid} - This will kill all the mwa processes running.
At the end check for any applmgr process and kill then if not needed.
ps –ef | grep applmgr
kill -9 {pid}
To Stop the Concurrent Tier (Concurrent Manager, Reports)
cd $COMMON_TOP/admin/scripts/{SID_Hostname}
./adstpall.sh {apps userid}/{apps password} (This script will stop all the application services running on this node).
Keep in mind to check all the processes are getting stopped. If you find any process still running you can kill that using kill -9 {pid}
On AdminTier you can check if any applmgr still hanging around by command below and kill then if needed as explained above.
ps -ef | grep FNDLIBR | awk '{printf("%s ", $2);}'
You will get pid’s of all the processes still hanging.
kill -9 {pid} - This will kill any concurrent process running
ps -ef | grep REP60 | awk '{printf("%s ", $2);}'
You will get pid’s of all the processes still hanging.
kill -9 {pid} - This will kill any reports process running
At the end check for any applmgr process and kill then if not needed.
ps –ef | grep applmgr | awk '{printf("%s ", $2);}'
kill -9 {pid}
Now its time to stop Database
cd $ORACLE_HOME/appsutil/scripts/{SID_Hostname}
./ addbctl.sh (This script will stop all the database services running on this node).
Keep in mind to check all the processes are getting stopped. If you find any process still running you can kill that using kill -9 {pid}
On DatabaseTier you can check if any oracle process still hanging around by command below and kill then if needed as explained above.
ps -ef | grep PROD11i | grep 'LOCAL=NO' | awk '{printf("%s ", $2);}'
kill -9 {pid} - This will kill any database process running
Now its time to stop the Oracle Listener process.
./addlnctl.sh stop {SID}
I am sure now you have successfully stopped all the process..
Now its time to start the services.
First start Database Listner.
./addlnctl.sh start {SID}
Now start Database
./ addbctl.sh start
Now start Concurrent Tier (Admin Tier) services.
cd $COMMON_TOP/admin/scripts/{SID_Hostname}
./ adstrtal.sh {apps userid}/{apps password}
Now start Web Tier (Forms/Apache) services.
cd $COMMON_TOP/admin/scripts/{SID_Hostname}
./ adstrtal.sh {apps userid}/{apps password}
Hurray system is up and running now for user testing.
Please leave your valuable comment!!
Thursday, October 27, 2011
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