Profile option Concurrent:Report Access Level

I need to set the profile Concurrent:Report Access Level .. but it is not retreivable from profile--> system -->.. any idea ?
Kai

Hello Kai,
would you mind giving me a hand and post here the answer to your question? The mentioned metalink note is just referencing a whole section within 120sasg (B31451-05.pdf). If you would provide a short summary what needs to be done would be very welcome.
Thanks a lot
Volker

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SRKIM: R12: Concurrent Report Access Level

PURPOSE
r12 에서는 다른 user 에 의해 수행된 report output 을 볼 수 있는 user 권한을 어떻게 부여 하는지에 대해 알아 보도록 한다.
EXPLANATION
R11i 에서는 profile option: "Concurrent: Report Access Level" 을 지정 하여 concurrent request 의 output 에 대한 access level 을 지정 할 수 있었다.
R12 에서는 이 profile 대신 UMX 의 Role Based Access Control (RBAC) 이 누가 request 의 output 을 볼 수 있는지를 지정 할 수 있도록 한다.
administrator 는 한 request group 의 개별 프로그램이나 프래그램 set 혹은 모든 프로그램이나 셋에 대해 사용자나 role 에 대해 권한을 부여 할 수 있다.
해당 기능을 구현 하기 위해 아래와 같은 permission 이 seeded 되어 있다.
• Permission "Submit Request"
• Permission "View Request"
• Permission Set "Request Operations" containing the permissions "Submit Request"
and "View Request"
• Object "Concurrent Programs"
• Object Instance Set "Programs that can be accessed"
• Object Instance Set "Request sets that can be accessed"
Request security group 에 대한 access 를 특정 role 에 부여 하기 위해서는 아래 steps 대로 수행 한다.
1. UMX Responsibility 에서 user role 을 define 한다.
2. System Administrator responsibility 에서 request security group 을 정의 한다.
3. Functional Administrator responsibility에서 grant 를 정의 한다.
1) grant 에 대한 이름과 description 을 입력한다.
2) 해당 grant 에 대한 Security Context 를 입력한다.
3) Data Security 항목에서 "Concurrent Programs" 혹은 "Request Sets" 를 object 으로 지정하고 next 를 click 한다.
4) Object Data Context 에서 "Instance Set" 을 선택 후 "Programs that can be accessed" 이나 Request Sets that can be accessed 를 선택 한다.
5) Instance Set Information 을 review 후 Instance Set Details 에서 request group 과 해당 application을 입력한다.
6)"Request Operations" 에서 permission set 을 지정한다.
Viewing Requests
위에서 언급한 대로 RBAC 를 통해 viewing requests 권한을 control 할 수 있는데 아래와 같은 instance sets 이 그 역할을 한다.
• All requests submitted by a user
• All requests submitted by a user for a given application
• All requests belonging to a program submitted by a user
• All requests belonging to a request set submitted by a user (irrespective of the constituent programs' owning application) to another user (or a group of users - via a role).
REFERENCE
NOTE. 736547.1 - Concurrent Report Access Level

Hello Kai,
would you mind giving me a hand and post here the answer to your question? The mentioned metalink note is just referencing a whole section within 120sasg (B31451-05.pdf). If you would provide a short summary what needs to be done would be very welcome.
Thanks a lot
Volker

Profile option Concurrent:Report Copies

Hi all,
Good day..
can the profile option 'Concurrent:Report Copies' be set to 1 from default null value? Does programs without printer being configured will fail????
thanks,
baskar.l

Baskar,
Any MS doc ref..where i can show my manager that this will not impact the other programsI do not think it is mentioned clearly in any document/manual. Some details about this profile option can be found in "Oracle® Applications System Administrator’s Guide - Maintenance" manual. You may change the value of this profile option on the test instance and verify that by yourself.
Regards,
Hussein

Report Access level

hi,
Is the concurrent:Report Access level profile option applicable to all concurrent requests(host,pl/sql,reports) or only for reports?
null

Yes, it is to all the concurrent programs.

Profile option update at responsibility level from backend

Hi,
I referred few online and oracle support document to update the profile option from backend. I was able to change the profile option at site level, but when I am trying to update the profile at responsibility ( or any level such as user etc), I am unable to do so. Though the script says that profile option has been updated, it doesn't show up when I check on frontend.
EBS 11.5.10.2
DB 11.2.0.1
The script which I use to change profile at site level is this:-
DECLARE
stat boolean;
BEGIN
dbms_output.disable;
dbms_output.enable(100000);
stat := FND_PROFILE.SAVE('SITENAME', 'ABDVLP', 'SITE');
IF stat THEN
dbms_output.put_line( 'Stat = TRUE - profile updated' );
ELSE
dbms_output.put_line( 'Stat = FALSE - profile NOT updated' );
END IF;
commit;
END;
I tweaked the above script to include the responsibility level change, but its not changing. Both the below scripts are not making any changes.
SCRIPT - 1
DECLARE
stat boolean;
BEGIN
dbms_output.disable;
dbms_output.enable(100000);
stat := FND_PROFILE.SAVE('ICX_DISCOVERER_LAUNCHER', 'http://nalinoes01.abd.ad.acco.com:8003/discwb4/html/discolaunch.htm?Connect=[APPS_SECURE]', 'RESP',51889,671);
IF stat THEN
dbms_output.put_line( 'Stat = TRUE - profile updated' );
ELSE
dbms_output.put_line( 'Stat = FALSE - profile NOT updated' );
END IF;
commit;
END;
Note: I found the responsibility id from the below query
SELECT responsibility_id ,application_id
     FROM fnd_responsibility_tl
    WHERE responsibility_name = 'DIRECT CA IBE CUSTOMER';
===============================================================================
SCRIPT-2
DECLARE
   stat           BOOLEAN;
   resp_id        NUMBER;
   appl_id        NUMBER;
   resp_appl_id   NUMBER;
BEGIN
   DBMS_OUTPUT.DISABLE;
   DBMS_OUTPUT.ENABLE (100000);
   -- Set the Profile Option value at responsibility level
   SELECT responsibility_id, application_id
     INTO resp_id, resp_appl_id
     FROM fnd_responsibility_tl
    WHERE responsibility_name = 'DIRECT CA IBE CUSTOMER';
   stat :=
      fnd_profile.SAVE
         (x_name                        => 'ICX_DISCOVERER_LAUNCHER',   -- Profile name you are setting
          x_value                       => 'http://nalinoes01.abd.ad.acco.com:8003/discwb4/html/discolaunch.htm?Connect=[APPS_SECURE]',   -- Profile value you are setting
          x_level_name                  => 'RESP',   -- Level that you're setting at: 'SITE','APPL','RESP','USER', etc.
          x_level_value                 => resp_id,   -- Default NULL Level value that you are setting at, e.g. user id for 'USER' level. X_LEVEL_VALUE is not used at site level.
          x_level_value_app_id          => resp_appl_id,   -- Default NULL. Used for 'RESP' and 'SERVRESP' level; Resp Application_Id.
          x_level_value2                => NULL   -- 2nd Level value that you are setting at. This is for the 'SERVRESP' hierarchy.
   IF stat
   THEN
      DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line ('Stat = TRUE - profile updated');
   ELSE
      DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line ('Stat = FALSE - profile NOT updated');
   END IF;
   COMMIT;
END;

I tried to change at SERV level and still the profile never gets updated. Kindly help.

Disable profile option updation at user level

I want to disable the profile option HR: Security Profile or for that matter any other profile option at user level. The user should be able to see the value set by the system administrator (Field should be grayed out) and user should not be able to update it.
How to do it??

Try a personalization combined with custom PLSQL, like this:
1) Acces System Profiles
2) Help->Diagnostics->Custom Code->Personalize
3) In the newly displayed Form Personalization form, create a line with a description like this: Prevent modification of USER_VISIBLE_VALUE
4) In the Conditions tab, set Trigger Event = WHEN-NEW-ITEM-INSTANCE
5) Set Trigger Object = PROFILE_VALUES.USER_VISIBLE_VALUE
6) In the Condition text area, enter:
apps.xxror_test_sysprofile(:PROFILE_VALUES.USER_PROFILE_OPTION_NAME,'USER')=1
7) Set Processing Mode to Both
8) Switch to the Actions tab and create two actions:
first:
type = property
description = Don't update
Language=all
enabled=yes
object type=Item
target object=PROFILE_VALUES.USER_VISIBLE_VALUE
property name=UPDATE_ALLOWED
value=false
second:
type=property
description=Don't enter
language=all
enabled=yes
object type=Item
target object=PROFILE_VALUES.USER_VISIBLE_VALUE
property name=ALTERABLE_PLUS
value=false
9) Repeat steps 3-8 if desired for other levels, such as:
Prevent modification of SITE_VISIBLE_VALUE
Prevent modification of APPL_VISIBLE_VALUE
Prevent modification of RESP_VISIBLE_VALUE
Prevent modification of SERVER_VISIBLE_VALUE
Prevent modification of ORG_VISIBLE_VALUE
paying attention to update the corresponding names for xxx_VISIBLE_VALUE.
10) Create the following PLSQL function:
CREATE OR REPLACE function xxror_test_sysprofile (
prof_opt_name in varchar2,
lvl in varchar2
return number
is
v_ret number;
s_prof varchar2(1024);
s_uname varchar2(100);
s_lvl varchar2(10);
begin
-- returns 0 if the user "uname" must be granted access the profile named "prof_opt_name" at the "lvl" level
-- returns 1 if the user "uname" must be forbidden to access such a profile at such a level.
-- important assumption: the "lvl" parameter may have only one of the following values:'SITE', 'APPL', 'RESP', 'USER', 'SERVER', 'ORG'
-- or else this function will return 1, thus forbidding the access
s_uname:=substr(upper(trim(nvl(fnd_profile.value('USERNAME'),''))),1,100);
if s_uname in ('MY_ADMIN_1','MY_ADMIN_2','SYSADMIN') then
v_ret:=0; -- no restrictions
else
     if s_uname in ('MY_POWERUSER_1','MY_POWERUSER_2') then
     -- restrict to only the below mentioned profiles
     s_prof:=substr(upper(trim(nvl(prof_opt_name,''))),1,1024);
          s_lvl:=substr(upper(trim(nvl(lvl,''))),1,10);
          if
          (s_prof like '%WHATEVER%')
          then
               if s_lvl in ('SITE', 'APPL', 'RESP', 'USER', 'SERVER', 'ORG') then
                    v_ret:=0; -- level acceptable for these users on these profiles
               else
                    v_ret:=1; -- unknown level, so reject
               end if;
          else
               -- these users may not access these profiles, so reject
               v_ret:=1;
          end if;
     else
          if s_lvl = 'SITE' then
          -- no way any other user than those above may modify site-level profiles
          v_ret:=1;
          else
               -- any other user than those above may modify lower-level profiles, but
               -- for now reject all
               v_ret:=1;
          end if;
     end if;
end if;
return v_ret;
end;
Pls be aware that testing first on a test instance is always advisable.

Oracle 11i System Profile Option - Concurrent Define and Executable

I'm looking for what I think is a System Profile Option within Oracle Financials that will allow me to open Concurrent Program Define at the same time as Concurrent Program Executables so that I can copy and paste from one to the other. I can do this in our Dev. Environment but we recently refreshed the Test environment and I lost this ability.
I'm using the System Administrator responsibility within 11i and am referring to where you define your concurrent programs and executables.
I'm assuming this is a system profile option but I am unable to find it.
Our version is 11.5.10.2

Hello.
I think you have the Close Other Forms check box option checked. In the main menu, choose the Tools menu and see how is this checkbox status.If it is checked, just unchek it. You will be able to open both forms at same time.
Octavio

Profile option is obsolete in R12

Hi
We have recently migrated from 11.5.10.2 to R12.1.3. Before migration, certain users were able to see the output and log files submitted by other users. But now this is not working. They are not able to see the output of requests submitted by others anymore. This profile option is obsolete in R12. Is there any new profile option to replace this.
Regards

user13551818 wrote:
Chk The Profile option Concurrent:Report Access Level_.
Change the Profile Option value for Concurrent:Report Access Level. Default value for the profile is "User", which means View Output is only accessible by the particular user that submitted the request. Set it to "Responsibility", now the View Output button is enabled from responsiblity where the report is registered.This profile option is no longer used in R12 and it is replaced by RBAC -- Please see the doc referenced above for details.
Thanks,
Hussein

Script to check finding profile option at user level

HI Friends,
i want to find out
script to check finding profile options at user level using sql in oracle apps 11i.
Please suggest me.
Thanks,
DBA

i want to find out
script to check finding profile options at user level using sql in oracle apps 11i.Note: 470102.1 - How To Check If a Profile Option Is Set In Oracle Application
Note: 201945.1 - How to list E-Business Suite Profile Option values for all levels using SQLPlus
Note: 282382.1 - How to Search all of the Profile Options for a Specific Value
Note: 367926.1 - How To Find All Users With A Particular Profile Option Set?
Note: 282382.1 - How to Search all of the Profile Options for a Specific Value
How To Set A System Profile Value Without Logging In To The Applications [ID 364503.1]
How to Change Profile Option Value Without Forms [ID 943710.1]
Thanks,
Hussein

User Profile Option Values

The concurrent report User Profile Option Values, is only site value levels. Are user level values more powerful, i.e. do they overide such values. How can I determine profile option values set at user level? Is there a similar report?

hsawwan wrote:
The concurrent report User Profile Option Values, is only site value levels. Are user level values more powerful, i.e. do they overide such values. A profile option can be set at one or more levels, depending on its hierarchy type. Most profile options use the Security hierarchy type, meaning that they can potentially be set at the four levels Site (lowest level), Application, Responsibility, and User (highest level). A higher-level option value overrides a lower-level value.
How can I determine profile option values set at user level? Is there a similar report?Note: 367926.1 - How To Find All Users With A Particular Profile Option Set?
https://metalink2.oracle.com/metalink/plsql/ml2_documents.showDocument?p_database_id=NOT&p_id=367926.1
Note: 201945.1 - How to list E-Business Suite Profile Option values for all levels using SQLPlus
https://metalink2.oracle.com/metalink/plsql/ml2_documents.showDocument?p_database_id=NOT&p_id=201945.1
Do you know if the Utilities: Diagnostics is our powerful/risky profile option to grant a user in PROD, I cant find much information on it??

[SOLVED]Setting the profile option:OPP Response Timeout to a higher

hi frs,
while running report getting error like
Beginning post-processing of request 410882 on node USAORF01 at 10-JAN-2006 11:45:17.
Post-processing of request 410882 failed at 10-JAN-2006 11:50:18 with the error message:
The Output Post-processor is running but has not picked up this request.
No further attempts will be made to post-process this request, and the request will be marked with Warning status.
Setting the profile option Concurrent: OPP Response Timeout to a higher value may be necessary.
i found a document on metalink docid: 352370.1
in doc they have given like RESTART 'Output Post Processor' so that problem can be solved.
how much time it will take to restart the 'Output Post Processor'.
'Output Post Processor' is based on any level like site or user or responsibilty.
pls help in understanding about 'Output Post Processor'.
Thanks
Rajesh
Message was edited by:
Rajesh.mani

We typically set this to profile to NO in production instances, unless troubleshooting an issue - it is then set at an appropriate level (USER or RESP etc) temporarily.
We have not found any performance issue when setting this in non-production instances.
MOS Doc 275876.1 - Oracle Application Framework Profile Options Release 11i (11.5.10)
HTH
Srini

Profile Option Vaues

Is there any query/report to find the profile options with the values, set by any partiular application user say "operations" on any level?
Thanks in advance.

select
ptl.user_profile_option_name
, pov.profile_option_value
, fus.user_name
from
fnd_user fus
, fnd_profile_option_values pov
, fnd_profile_options pop
, fnd_profile_options_tl ptl
where
fus.end_date is null
and fus.user_id = pov.level_value(+) and pov.level_id(+) = '10004'
and pov.profile_option_value is not null
and pov.profile_option_id = pop.profile_option_id
and pop.profile_option_name = ptl.profile_option_name and ptl.language = 'US'
order by
fus.user_name, ptl.user_profile_option_name
The above will show you any non-null profile option settings at user level by user - you can easily restrict to a single user.
Regards,
Jon

Value of profile option, ICX: Requisition Sever(ICX_REQ_SERVER)

Hi,
I need to know how do we find out the value to be stored in the profile option, ICX: Requisition Sever(ICX_REQ_SERVER). The value currently we have in our client instance seems to be wrong.
My requirement is to prepare a URL to access a SQL Loader's bad file. While clicking on the URL should open the bad file from the interface directory in the UNIX server.
Please comment.
Regards,

Hi,
There are many scripts available, please see these documents for details.
Note: 470102.1 - How To Check If a Profile Option Is Set In Oracle Application
Note: 201945.1 - How to list E-Business Suite Profile Option values for all levels using SQLPlus
Note: 282382.1 - How to Search all of the Profile Options for a Specific Value
Note: 367926.1 - How To Find All Users With A Particular Profile Option Set?
Note: 282382.1 - How to Search all of the Profile Options for a Specific Value
Note: 803587.1 - Script To List The Values Of A Profile Option At All Levels
Thanks,
Hussein

MO Operating Unit Profile Option Needed for Mass Allocation in R12

Mass Allocation does not work in R12 unless you set MO Operating Unit profile option at GL Responsibility level. Is that an official requirement from Oracle or is that a bug? A client should be able to implement and use GL without setting operating units as they are needed for subledgers.

Hi
I have found the below mentioned information on MO: operating Unit Profile option from the Oracle E-Business Suite Multiple Organizations & Oracle General Ledger Reference Guide which directly or indirectly requires the setting of the profile option at the appropriate level (responsibility, site etc)
Profile Options not Owned by General Ledger:
The following profile option affects the operation of General Ledger, but is not "owned" by General Ledger:
• MO: Operating Unit - This profile option controls which operating unit a particular responsibility is assigned to.
Note: General Ledger's Account Inquiry window ignores the setting of this profile option. This allows you to drill down to your subledgers independent from their multiple organization setup. As a result, when you drill down to subledger details, General Ledger will show you all of the transactions that comprise an account balance, regardless of which organization originated the transaction.
To use multiple organizations, you must define an accounting setup with at least one legal entity, a primary ledger that will record the accounting for the legal entity, and an operating unit that is assigned to the primary ledger and a default legal context (legal entity).
You must set either the MO: Operating Unit or MO: Security Profile profile option for each application responsibility to use Multiple Organizations context sensitive applications. When you connect to the Oracle Applications, you sign on by entering your user name and password. Then, you choose a responsibility that is available to your user. After you choose your responsibility, there is an initialization routine that reads the values for all profile options assigned to that responsibility. Oracle Applications allows you to see only the information for those operating units that are assigned to your responsibility.
Hope this helps.
Thanks and Regards
Manish Jain

Apis for attaching profile options to a responsibility in oracle apps 11i

Hi,
Appreciate your help.
We are automating the process of creation responsibilities.
1. I have created new responsibility using the fnd_responsibility_pkg.load_row and responsibilities created successfully.
2. There are few profile options which will be used (GL set of books,HR user etc.,) and is there any api's to attach the profiles to the newly created responsibilites or can i go and directly insert a record in (apps.fnd_profile_option_values).
Thanks
Nethi.

Hi,
I believe you need to use FNDLOAD to attach those profile options.
Note: 566865.1 - How To Download Profile Options Set On Responsibility Level Using FNDLOAD
https://metalink2.oracle.com/metalink/plsql/ml2_documents.showDocument?p_database_id=NOT&p_id=566865.1
Please note that inserting data into Oracle Apps tables directly is not supported.
Regards,
Hussein

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