Inter-organization stock transfer along with cost (Actual) flow… (In process organization)

Sipping network set-up… (Transfer Type should be Direct and Manual Receipt at expense Destination checkbox should be ticked.)
Now we need to update a profile option called CST: Transfer Pricing Option… (By default it is ‘No’…alter it as ‘Yes, price as incoming cost’)
Now we will transfer stock(stock must have cost in source organization) to different organization
Ran actual cost process and cost update and Query the item cost in destination organization.

How to enable Oracle Apps Personalization link on JSP page in R12.1.3

Set the System Profile values of the following profiles to 'Yes'.

1) Create Seeded Personalizations
2) FND: Personalization Region Link Enabled
3) FND: Personalization Seeding Mode
4) HR: Enable User Personalization
5) Personalize Self-Service Defn

After that close the session and start a new session.

REP-3000: Internal error starting Oracle Toolkit.

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Error :
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REP-3000: Internal error starting Oracle Toolkit.

Cause:
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Due to incorrect setting of DISPLAY variable in reports.sh .

Solution:
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1. Run the xhost + IP_Address
Directly on the server (Without using VNC or anyother tool).
2. Edit the DISPLAY variable in reports.sh file.
(Location of the .sh is $ORACLE_HOME/bin in application user).
eg:- DISPLAY=IP_Address:0;
3. Run reports.sh file on the application user.
eg:- $./reports.sh
4. Test the issue.

Note: IP_Address = 10.1.0.11

Brief identity of process manufacturing requisites

Activity

Action performed during the manufacturing process, such as mixing or heating.

Activity Factor

The number of times an activity is performed. For example, a quality test must be performed at the beginning, middle, and end of a mixing time period. Rather than defining the activity and associated resources three times, use a factor or multiplier to indicate several iterations of the same activity. In example of performing a test at the beginning, middle, and end of a mixing time period, you would define a factor of 3. Factors are applied to resource usage when planning and calculating resource costs. Factors can be set to zero to exclude a particular activity. This is also a means to select the equipment (resources) that are used for this production run within this specific plant.

Boolean

A logical combinatorial system that represents the symbolic relationships between entities. Typical logical operators are: AND, OR, and NOT. In Boolean searching, the AND operator between two words indicates a search for both words. For example "pear AND apple" searches for information containing both words.

Byproduct

An item produced by a formula in addition to the product. Byproducts differ from products in that you do not plan your production to make byproducts. Byproducts can have monetary value, but generally have less monetary value than products. In some instances there can be a cost associated with disposing of a byproduct.

Category

Code used to group items with similar characteristics, such as plastics, paints, inks, or foods.

Category Set

Grouping scheme consisting of categories. Typical category sets include purchasing, materials, costing, and planning.

Charges

Often in a process manufacturing plant the capacity of a step is determined by the equipment used. For example, a mixing tank that has a maximum capacity of 1000 gallons overflows if more is added. A charge is defined as one full load that can be accommodated in a single pass through equipment. The maximum capacity determines the total number of charges that are required to process the ingredients required for a batch. In the previous example, a batch size of 5000 gallons requires five charges at 1000 gallons each.

Component Class

A way of classifying item costs. Examples of component classes are labor or overhead.

Coproduct

One of several products produced by a formula. The term coproduct is sometimes used when a formula produces more than one product. OPM does not distinguish between products and coproducts. Compare with byproduct.

Cost Analysis Code

A code that generally specifies whether an activity is value-added.

Density

The quantity of a material per unit volume. In general, density is mass divided by volume.

Electronic Record

Also e-record. Any combination of text, graphics, data, audio, pictorial, or other information representation in digital form that is created, modified, maintained, archived, retrieved, or distributed by a computer system.

Electronic Signature

Also e-signature. A computer data compilation of any symbol or series of symbols executed, adopted, or authorized by an individual to be the legally binding equivalent of the individual's handwritten signature.

Event

An occurrence in an Internet or intranet application or program that is significant to other objects in a system or to external agents.

Exponentiation

The act or process of raising a quantity to a power.

Formula

A statement of ingredient requirements. A formula can also include processing instructions and ingredient sequencing directions. The formula can also specify the quantities of each item.

Gravimetric

Of or relating to measurement by weight.

Ingredient

An item that is used in a formula to produce a product.

Operation

A combination of one or more activities and the resources used to perform those activities. For example, the combination of mixing (activity) and the mixer (resource) defines the mixing operation.

Process Parameter

A processing instruction. Processing parameters are used to provide operators with information needed for managing equipment that is used during the preparation of a product or to drive a production decision, such as the type of filter to use, or the quantity of product required to fill a container. There is no direct linkage between a process parameter and the equipment it describes.

Product

An item that is produced by a formula. See also coproduct.

Project

In the context of product development, this represents an endeavor undertaken to develop a new product or to perform changes to an existing product. A project gathers information about the project manager, participants and objectives to be met such as start dates, end dates, unit cost, and quality specifications.

Recipe

An entity that contains the minimum set of information that uniquely defines the manufacturing requirements for a specific product. Recipes provide a way to describe products and how those products are produced.

Resource

Any noninventory item used in production, like a mixer or oven.

Routing

A sequenced set of operations that need to be performed in order to complete a production batch.

Routing Process Loss

The capability to account for material lost during the production process at the routing level. This loss can vary depending on the routing and quantity being processed by the routing. A loss factor is defined at the routing level based on a range of quantities.

Scaling

The proportional increase or decrease of product, byproduct, and ingredient quantities in a formula or batch.

Specific Gravity

The ratio of the density of a substance to the density of some other substance, usually pure water, taken as a standard when both densities are obtained by weighing in air at standard temperature and pressure.

Specification

Identify the target or ideal result of a quality control assay test performed on an item or lot. Assay codes and item attributes are combined to devise test specifications for specific items and lots.

Technical Class

An item category that is used to identify and group ingredients. It is used to analyze ingredients within a formula by contribution of the class. This can assist in both development and maintenance of a formula, wherein the overall contribution of specific technical characteristics of ingredients is significant.

Technical Subclass

An item category that is used to identify and group ingredients within a technical class. The technical subclass refines the analysis of ingredients within a formula a level beyond the technical class. For example, if a technical class is RESIN, a technical subclass could be EPOXY.

Theoretical Process Loss

The capability to account for the material lost during the production process at the routing level. This loss can vary depending on the routing or the individual quantity being processed by the routing. This loss is defined at the routing level and is based on a minimum and maximum range of quantities.

Theoretical Yield Calculation

A calculation that calculates product quantities yielded by a formula given a specified yield percentage.

Validity Rule

Formerly effectivity. The combination of a quantity of material and an effective date that is used by production, planning, costing, or MSDS in one or more specified organizations.

Version

A number identifying a variant of a formula, operation, routing, or recipe.

Who we can get attachment functionality in custom Form R12.1.3

We can activate the attachment functionality in Custom Form or Seeded Form where attachment is not available.