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How to find password of a User in Oracle Apps R12?

How to find password of a User in Oracle Apps R12?

This article from  Oracle Apps DNA

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Summary

Here is a wonderful oracle seeded Procedure fnd_web_sec.get_guest_username_pwd which will help us to find out user password. This will be handy for consultants in resolving the issues. Please use with this care and dont misuse this.

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

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

This article from  Apps DBA

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Summary

This article guide you to know simple steps to find password for an application user in oracle applications.
you can download simple_steps_to_find_password_for_an_application_user_in_oracle_applications file from the following link:

simple_steps_to_find_password_for_an_application_user_in_oracle_applications.pdf

Oracle BI Publisher User Creds on a URL

User Creds on a URL

This article from  Oracle BI Publisher Blog

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Summary

A long while back I posted an entry on linking to a report via a URL. All was good but it only worked if you either:
1. Were hooking BIP up to SSO with your calling application or
2. You placed the report in the Guest folder which was unsecured.
You can now pass the username and password on the URL to avoid the two cases above and open up other possibilities.

Oracle E-Business 11i Inventory Management Video Course

Oracle E-Business 11i Inventory Management Video Course

This is a Oracle E-Business 11i Inventory Management Video Course.

This course will serve as a guide for learning oracle inventory management.

Summary

Oracle E-Business 11i Inventory Management Course Objectives:
Creating Operating Unit.
Creating Inventory Organization.
Assigning Master organization to Inventory organization.
Creating Responsibility Assiging to user.
Run Replicate Seed Data.
Creating Subinventory.
Creating Average Sub. and assigning Locators.
Editing flexfield and creating locator.
UOM defintion.
Category and Category Set Defining.
Defining Template.
Defining Item Master.
Defining Subelement and Item Cost.
Transaction Type Transaction on hand Quantity.
Transfer Transactions.
Shipping Network.
Inter-Org Transfer.
Receiving Transaction.
Transaction Summaries.
Count Define.
you can download the Oracle E-Business 11i Inventory Management Video Course from the following link:
Oracle E-Business 11i Inventory Management Video Course

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}).

Case Sensitivity in Oracle Applications User Passwords

Case Sensitivity in Oracle Applications User Passwords

This article from  Oracle ERP 11i/R12 Applications

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Summary

Case Sensitivity in Oracle Applications User Passwords In previous releases of Oracle Applications, user passwords were treated as case insensitive. Now, Oracle Applications user passwords can optionally be treated as case sensitive, depending on the mode you choose.