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ECO Cycle (Engineering Change Order) in Oracle Apps









ECO Cycle (Engineering Change Order) in Oracle Apps


Step 1- Go to the Engineering Change Order Responsibility 




Step 2- Please Define the Engineering Change Order/Query 





Step 3- Now Click on Revision Item 






Step 4 -  Save the Form.






Step 5 - Click on Tools and Release ECO (Engineering Change Order) Accordingly. 





Note - You can Check by 


SELECT * FROM APPS.ENG_REVISED_ITEMS


Step 5-: Now Implement ECO (Engineering Change Order)







Step 6-: Now Go to View > Request > Find the "Engineering Change Order" Program.








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