Oracle Apps Funtional and Technical

Sunday, 25 October 2015

Reasons Why You Need ERP

Many small to mid-sized manufacturers believe that they can do without an ERP system. They believe that their operation is simple enough that they can control it with a few spreadsheets. Often, this is simply not the case 1. Real-time information for decisions Without an ERP system, your team is flying blind. They make decisions based on guesswork and rules of thumb because they don’t have the data...

Monday, 12 October 2015

Oracle Apps Basics Interview questions - Part I

1.What is the Diff between APPS Schema and other Sachems? Apps schema contains only Synonyms we can't create tables in apps schema,where as other sachems contains tables, & all the objects. Here only we will create the tables and giving grants on created tables. Almost all every time we  will...

Friday, 2 October 2015

Oracle Apps Modules List

It consists many modules, often grouped into product families. Oracle apps ERP is in use since 30+ years, initially started with oracle financials and expanded to manufacturing, logistics, supply chain planning, product life cycle management & customer relationship management. Industry specific modules are also available for Healthcare, Aerospace, Life Sciences, High Tech industries. Oracle...

Thursday, 1 October 2015

Unix - Useful Commands

This quick guide lists commands, including a syntax and brief description. For more detail, use - $man command Files and Directories These commands allow you to create directories and handle files. Command Description cat Display File Contents cd Changes Directory to dirname chgrp change file group chmod Changing Permissions cp Copy source file into destination file Determine file type find Find files grep Search files for regular expressions. head Display first few lines of a file ln Create softlink on oldname ls Display information about file type. mkdir Create a new directory dirname more Display data in paginated form. mv Move (Rename) a oldname to newname. pwd Print current working directory. rm Remove (Delete) filename rmdir Delete an existing directory provided it is empty. tail Prints last few lines in a file. touch Update access and modification time of a file. Manipulating...

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