Oracle’s Descriptive Flexfields allow implementers to define custom fields to hold unique attributes not available in the standard E-Business Suite data model. One limitation with flexfields is that the individual segments (fields) cannot be displayed in arbitrary locations in the UI. Thus, their behavior is limited to what you can configure in the Flexfield Setup […]
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Oracle Marketing R12 has a standard import facility that allows users to upload data from their desktop and import as organizations and contacts, leads, and event registrations. While executing the import in Oracle is straightforward, ensuring the source data is in the correct format and will load without errors is anything but. Oracle requires some
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Oracle Discoverer continues to be the workhorse business intelligence tool for many Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) customers. But it is often run separately from EBS, so users need to switch back and forth between transactional screens and Discoverer sessions. Furthermore, if users want to update any of the data in a Discoverer report, they need
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Sales reps often get inquiries from customers on the status of an order. While they can search quotes in R12, this doesn’t guarantee the correct order(s) will be found. Sure, the sales rep can transfer their customer to Customer Service. But with a few OAF personalization tricks, we can give reps direct access to the
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Oracle E-Business Suite supports custom help content by modifying the .HTM files on the application server. This is a great way to provide implementation-specific documentation for end users. But, users have to navigate to the Help system in order to see it. What if you want to provide guidance directly in the application pages rather
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