Summary

In this chapter, we covered the role of a system administrator in Oracle applications. We began with covering basic setups performed by the system administrator as part of implementation/rollouts. Furthermore, you understood how to create application users that are used to access the oracle application. We also came across the functionality to create and assign those to the users.

This chapter described menus, the functions which are the basic building blocks of any responsibility. This chapter explained the concept of requests and data groups, which are attached to a responsibility. This chapter also covered in detail the profile option concept in Oracle applications. The profile option is one of the most important functionalities of Oracle apps. This basically controls the behavior of oracle apps.

Then, the chapter explained the concept of SRS, which describes the creation of executables, concurrent programs, parameters, and attaching the concurrent program to a responsibility. It...