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Simple Steps to Find Password for an Application User in Oracle Applications

Simple Steps to Find Password for an Application User in Oracle Applications

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This article guide you to know simple steps to find password for an application user in oracle applications.
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Attachment in Oracle Application

Attachment in Oracle Application

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Summary

The attachments feature in oracle application enables users to link unstructured data, such as images, word-processing documents, spreadsheets, or text to their application data. For example, users can link images to items or video to operations as operation instructions. There is an attachment icon in the oracle application toolbar that indicates whether the Attachments feature is enabled in a form block. When the button is dimmed, the Attachment feature is not available. When the Attachment feature is enabled in a form block, the icon becomes a solid paper clip. The icon switches to a paper clip holding a paper when the Attachment feature is enabled in a form lock and the current record has at least one attachment.

SQL to get profile option values list using specific criteria (profile option name, user profile option name, application name, application short name, level type {user, resp, app, site}, level name {user name, resp name, app name, site name})

Summary

You can use the following statement to get a list of the profile option values according to your criteria (profile option name, user profile option name, application name, application short name, level type {user, resp, app, site}, level name {user name, resp name, app name, site name}).

SQL to get the profile options list using specific criteria (profile option name, user profile option name, application name, application short name, level type {user, resp, app, site})

Summary

You can use the following statement to get a list of the profile option according to your criteria (profile option name, user profile option name, application name, application short name, level type {user, resp, app, site}).