Cisco Cisco Workload Automation 6.3 User Guide

Using the Oracle Applications Adapter

Working with Oracle Applications Jobs

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– The time in minutes that a job has remained in its present status within the queue.

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User Name 

– The user name of the user running the job.

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– The priority number assigned to the job.

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– The identification number assigned by jobs created in applications other than CWA. For Oracle 

Applications, this is the ID.

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– The identification number assigned to nodes in applications other than CWA.

Studying Details of the Oracle Applications Concurrent Request 

The 

 dialog displays by double-clicking on one of the concurrent requests that have been 

intercepted on the 

 tab of the 

 dialog. You can view details about the concurrent request 

from this dialog. These are the same details displayed in the 

 tab of the 

dialog for the Oracle 

job.

This dialog contains the following columns of information about the request:

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– The identification number that Oracle Applications assigns to the request instance. This number corresponds 

to the external identification number displayed for the job in the 

 column of the 

 pane.

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– The name of the concurrent request.

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– The time that the concurrent request started processing.

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– The time that the concurrent request completed processing.

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– The current phase that the concurrent request is in.

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– The current status of the concurrent request.

Oracle Applications Job Details Dialog

The 

dialog of an Oracle Applications job is similar to the 

 dialog of any other CWA job with a few 

exceptions. An Oracle Applications job has its own tab in the

 dialog. This tab shows the concurrent requests 

that comprise the job.

In the 

tree, select 

.

Double-click the 

 job.