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shell scripts as host programs in Oracle Applications
Below are information to register shell
scripts as host programs in Oracle Applications.
1. Create a shell script ( say example)
and move to the appropriate BIN directory in Oracle Application.
2. The parameters in the shell scripts
should start with $5 , $6 Onwards.
3. Rename the shell script to *.prog (
example.prog).
4. Change Permissions to 755 for the *.prog
file.
5. Create Link to the shell Script ( ln
-s $FND_TOP/bin/fndcpesrexample.prog).
6. Step 5 Creates example file. Register
this executable in the application as a host executable (Using System Administratorprivilege
).
Please Note : The first parameter in the
concurrent program is passed as the Fifth parameter in the shell scripts
since the first four parameters are allocated
to userid,request_id .. etc.
If for some reason the Concurrent program
fails then check to see the privileges of the shell script ( example.prog)
. It might have to be registered using applmgr logon .
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