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Hi Everyone,
Hope all are doing good, I would like to know scheduling in Oracle Apps.
Here is the my scenario, i.e I have an one Request Set named Custom Invoice Request Set.
Now i want to run this request set for every 5 minutes. For that what do i have to do.
Can anyone please suggest me.

Hi,
Please follow the below steps:
1. Log into the system
2. View > Request > Submit a new Request > Request Set > Select the request set (from list of values)
3. Click on schedule (Dont click on submit)
4. Click on Periodically
5. For "Re-run every" parameter enter value
i. 5
11. minutes (from the drop down value).
6. Click OK
This will achieve your objective.
Hope answered the question.
Best Regards,

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