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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, SQL

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 oracle‐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