Readonly Access to AR and AP Modules

Hi,
I need to give readonly access for AR and AP modules for a database user (TEST)
and
I need to give readonly access for the above modules for Application User (TEST)
How can I give readonly access

You can change the query in Step 3 so it selects only AP/AR related tables and views. For example:
  FOR p_rec IN (SELECT *
                FROM   all_objects
                WHERE  owner in ('AR','RA','AP'))And you would need to run it separately to include APPS objects like this:
  FOR p_rec IN (SELECT *
                FROM   all_objects
                WHERE  owner = 'APPS'
                AND    object_name LIKE 'AR%')For your readonly application user, definitely create inquiry responsibilities. It's supported and can be reused for other users.

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