How to view the output submitted by other user

Product : EBS R12.0.4
Plateform : RHEL AS 4.6
I want to view the output submitted by other users. I have tested it for responsiblity level in which sysadmin can view the other users request but it is labour work. Can anyone suggest to view it with less work.
Regards,

Hi,
you need to understand the new RBAC concept and the involved objects. Just to mention that Grants are here specific EBS-RBAC objects you have to deal with. You need to be sysadmin and functional Administrator to define and assign those objects. I know that the metalink note is short and could be longer, but all steps are right.
If you ask mainly what you are doing by utilizing this notes, you are defining additional where clauses, internally added to the basic object (here concurrent requests) and additionally you are granting rights to get buttons enabled (log / out).
If you need something else, just let me know.
Regards
Volker

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