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PRODUCT DIRECTORY STRUCTURE in Oracle Apps

Oracle Applications installs in a machine it creates a base directory with the  name ORACLE. This is the base directory for accessing the application. Oracle Applications supplied in three flavors 1. Production Oracle Applications: used for implementing in any organization. 2. Vision Oracle Applications: used for Demonstration or Training purpose. 3. Test Oracle Applications: used for R&D purpose Product Directory Structure of Oracle Applications VISDB: Consists of Oracle 8i / Oracle 9i / Oracle 10g Database executable files. VISORA: Captures 8.0.6 / 9iAS / 10giAS middleware Database executable files. VISCOMM: Captures Control Script files, which are used to Start or Stop the Application Services. VISDATA: Captures all .DBF files. VISAPPL: Captures all Module Specific Directories and Some Special Directories. GL_TOP: (APPL_TOP/GL/11.5.0 ) is one of the Module Directory of Oracle Applications. It consists of a release directory (i.e. 11.5.0) under which Forms, Reports, BIN, LIB,...

ORACLE APPLICATIONS INTRODUCTION

ERP: Resource Planning within an Enterprise. ERP is a term that covers whole Product line. ERP means integration of different module. Any business will greatly benefit by adapting this feature because u can customize it or integrate it with other Packages to satisfy unique requirements. BENEFITS OF ERP: 1). Flow of Information Effectively 2). Maintaining Standardizations What is Oracle Applications? Oracle Applications are an ERP Package. The Key Feature of the entire oracleā€Application module is Data In Integration. Master data is integrated: All the application share common files of customers, bridgeSuppliers, employee, items and other entities that are used by multiple Applications. Transaction data is Integrated: Oracle automat bridge transactions from one system to another. Financial data is integrated: Financial data is carried in a common format, and Financial data is transmitted from one application to another. Oracle Applications is one of the Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP...