How to register a report program ins EBS?

Question

HI,
I made a new report program called APVOUCHER.rdf it is developed/tested/ and running on Reports 10g windows. Then I ftp it to my EBS R12 linux server. Then I put it under the base path of $AP_TOP/reports/us.
Then I register it in EBS using this
a) Define the concurrent program executable with the Oracle Application Object Library. This links the execution file and the method used to execute it with a defined concurrent program. Log into Applications as the System Administrator and navigate to Concurrent > Program > Executable
b) Define the concurrent program with the Oracle Application Object Library along with any program parameters or any incompatibilities. Log into Applications as the System Administrator and navigate to
Concurrent > Program > Define.
But in the 2nd define the program APVOUCHER ca not me found in LOVs provided under region
Excutable
Name>
Method>
If I click LOV for Name the report name is not in there :(
Anything I miss in here?
Thanks a lot

Answer 1

Hi,
Before you define the report, navigate to Concurrent > Program > Executable and fill out the form as follows:
Executable: <REPORT SHORT NAME> --> (Similar to the report name you have uploaded but without .rdf)
Short Name: <REPORT SHORT NAME> --> (Same as above)
Application: Payables
Description: <Description>
Execution Method: Oracle Reports
For more details, please refer to:
Note: 133991.1 - How to Register a Custom Report
https://metalink2.oracle.com/metalink/plsql/ml2_documents.showDocument?p_database_id=NOT&p_id=133991.1
Once you are done with the above, you need to add this concurrent program to the Request Group which is attached to your responsibility.
- Login to System Administrator responsibility
- Navigate to Security > Responsibility > Define
- Query the Responsibility Name
- Write down the Request Group
- Navigate to Security > Responsibility > Request
- Query the Request Group
- Add the concurrent program
You should be able to see the concurrent program from the responsibility then.
Regards,
Hussein