Profile options at USER level in EBS r12

Hi Gurus
I'm an new to Oracle EBS can some one help with this,
1. Turn on debugging using the following profile options at USER level :
FND: Debug Log Enabled : Yes
FND: Debug Log Level : Statement
2. Run the Create Accounting Program
3. Derive debug message using the following query and upload in excel format :
SELECT substr(module,1,70), MESSAGE_TEXT, timestamp, log_sequence
FROM fnd_log_messages msg, fnd_log_transaction_context tcon
WHERE msg.TRANSACTION_CONTEXT_ID = tcon.TRANSACTION_CONTEXT_ID
AND tcon.TRANSACTION_ID = <’Accounting program ‘ request ID>
ORDER BY LOG_SEQUENCE
4. Upload the LOG and OUTPUT files for the :
- Create Accounting
- Accounting Program
Will be waiting for you reply.
Best Regards
Babu.

Hi Babu,
FND: Debug Log Enabled : Yes
FND: Debug Log Level : Statement
- Navigate to sysadmin responsibility > profile > system
- Find for the respective profiles eg: FND: Debug Log Enabled
- Set your desired value.
2. Run the Create Accounting Program
Run the create accounting conncurrnet program View > Request > New from the respective module
SELECT substr(module,1,70), MESSAGE_TEXT, timestamp, log_sequence
FROM fnd_log_messages msg, fnd_log_transaction_context tcon
WHERE msg.TRANSACTION_CONTEXT_ID = tcon.TRANSACTION_CONTEXT_ID
AND tcon.TRANSACTION_ID = <’Accounting program ‘ request ID>
ORDER BY LOG_SEQUENCE
Run this query from backend, and provide the Concurrent ID of the Create accounting program (replace this at <’Accounting program ‘ request ID>)
- Create Accounting
- Accounting Program
Upload the the logfile and output files of the respective program and the output of the above query.
I believe this is an action plan from the SR, you may also get the assistance from the SR itself and they will help you. Anyways let us know if you need any assistance
Thanks &
Best Regards

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