Oracle Fusion Applications Releasenotes 11-1-1 5 1 Feb 13 2012

Oracle Fusion Applications Release Notes
11g Release 1 (11.1.1.5.1)

February 13, 2012
Release Notes for Oracle Fusion Applications 11g Release 1 (11.1.1.5.1)

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Oracle Fusion Applications 11g Release 1 (11.1.1.5.1) February 13, 2012
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Contents
Introduction................................................................................................................. 13 Purpose of This Document ......................................................................................... 13 Using My Oracle Support ........................................................................................... 14 Related Documentation .............................................................................................. 14 Oracle Database ........................................................................................................ 15 System Requirements ................................................................................................ 15 Mandatory Patches.................................................................................................. 15 RDBMS Server 11.2.0.2.0 Patches for Oracle Fusion Applications, 11g Release 1 (11.1.1.5.1) ........................................................................................................... 16 RDBMS Client 11.1.0.7.0 Patches for Oracle Fusion Applications, 11g Release 1 (11.1.1.5.1) ........................................................................................................... 19 Oracle Data Masking Patch..................................................................................... 20 Oracle Fusion Middleware.......................................................................................... 20 System Requirements ................................................................................................ 20 Mandatory Patches.................................................................................................. 21 Oracle SOA Business Events............................................................................... 21 Oracle Identity Management (IDM) Patches for Oracle Fusion Applications ........ 22 Oracle Fusion Applications......................................................................................... 24 Certification ................................................................................................................ 25 Finding Certification Information.............................................................................. 25 Oracle Fusion Applications Certification Information ............................................ 25 Native Language Support........................................................................................ 25 System Requirements ................................................................................................ 26 Hardware and Memory Requirements..................................................................... 26 All Oracle Fusion Applications................................................................................. 26 Microsoft Windows Virtual Memory Setting .......................................................... 26 Microsoft Windows Resource Locking.................................................................. 26 Oracle Procurement ................................................................................................ 26 Oracle Governance, Risk and Compliance Controls (GRCC) ................................. 27 Known Issues with Installing or Upgrading Oracle Fusion Applications (11.1.1.5.1) .. 27 Oracle Fusion Applications 11g Media Pack ........................................................... 28 Download ............................................................................................................. 28 Oracle Database Client ........................................................................................... 28 SKIP_SLIBCLEAN Environment Variable on IBM AIX ......................................... 28 All Oracle Fusion Applications................................................................................. 29 Recommended Installation for Security ................................................................ 29 Update netstat Command in the runInstaller.bat file............................................. 29 Oracle Access Manager .......................................................................................... 30 Telnet Client Limitation on User Session Creation ............................................... 30 Oracle HTTP Server 11g WebGate ...................................................................... 30
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Patching the Oracle Access Manager 10g WebGate ........................................... 31 Oracle Fusion Applications Transaction Database .................................................. 32 Before Installing Oracle Database ........................................................................ 32 Unique Identifier Limitation ................................................................................... 32 Length of PATH Environment Variable................................................................. 32 Database Installation ............................................................................................ 32 Kernel Parameter Value ....................................................................................... 33 Provisioning Process ............................................................................................... 33 Absolute File Path of Oracle Fusion Application Home Directory......................... 33 Mandatory Additional Preparation for Provisioning on Linux ................................ 34 Risk of Stuck Thread in the Business Intelligence (BI) Domain............................ 35 Enabled SSL Checkboxes Must Be Unchecked................................................... 37 Installation Locations Specified Using Symbolic Links Causes Provisioning to Fail ............................................................................................................................. 38 Provisioning Wizard Without Bash Command ...................................................... 38 Port Range Assignment Limitation ....................................................................... 38 Enabling Languages for SOA Human Workflow................................................... 38 Provisioning on Microsoft Windows Platforms...................................................... 40 JDK Warnings in Server Logs on Microsoft Windows Platforms .......................... 40 Solaris Operating System Patches ....................................................................... 40 Out of Memory Errors on Solaris .......................................................................... 41 Opatch Utility Error ............................................................................................... 42 Information Identity Resolution ............................................................................. 42 Information Identity Resolution (IIR) Platform Installer Reference Incorrectly Set 42 Error and Warnings in config-secondary.log File .................................................. 43 Load Balancer Validation Error in Configure Secondary Phase ........................... 43 Correct Java Platform Security (JPS) Root Node Creation .................................. 44 Postconfiguration Timeout Error on Windows x64................................................ 45 Postconfiguration Timeout Errors on Solaris ........................................................ 45 Error Running Payroll Target on Oracle Fusion HCM Domain ............................. 46 Oracle Smart Update Utility Does Not Apply Oracle WebLogic Server Patches .. 47 Provisioning Performance on IBM AIX ................................................................. 47 Preverify Phase on AIX Platforms ........................................................................ 47 Missing Required oampassphrase Attribute in Preverify Phase ........................... 47 Preverify Target Failure on IBM AIX ..................................................................... 48 Preverify Phase Fails With Errors......................................................................... 48 Oracle Business Intelligence Sign In Requests Stop Responding........................ 50 Oracle Business Intelligence Domain Patches Remove Financial Report Definitions............................................................................................................. 51 Oracle Business Intelligence Patches Fail in Online Mode................................... 51 Adminserver Startup on IBM AIX.......................................................................... 51 Applying Patches to the ATGPF Component ....................................................... 52 Information Identity Resolution (IIR) Installation on the CRM Host....................... 52 Validate Phase on Linux Platforms....................................................................... 54
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Validate Phase Error that the Oracle Business Intelligence Analytics Server Datasource Failed ................................................................................................ 55 Validate Phase Error that the Oracle Business Intelligence CALCMGR Returned Status 500 ............................................................................................................ 56 Validate Phase Error that the HTTP Request to SOA Infrastructure Returned Status 302 ............................................................................................................ 57 Validate Phase Error About PKIX Path Building Failure ....................................... 58 Validate Phase Error About Missing Text in CommonDomain config.xml ............ 59 Jobs Based on Configuration ............................................................................... 60 Enabling Configurations That You Set Up During Provisioning ............................ 61 Correctly Starting a Server ................................................................................... 61 Post-configuration................................................................................................. 61 Functional Setup Post-Configure Log File ............................................................ 62 Oracle Fusion Projects Preconfigure Phase Error ................................................ 63 Oracle Configuration Manager ................................................................................ 64 Oracle Configuration Manager Is Initially Disabled ............................................... 64 Oracle Identity Management Configuration ............................................................. 64 Configure LDAP Search To Enable Search Filters ............................................... 64 Role Segregation of Duties Context Root............................................................. 65 Validation.............................................................................................................. 65 Identity and Policy Management Configuration Page ........................................... 66 Oracle Business Intelligence ................................................................................... 67 Installation Fails Connection When Accessing My Oracle Support Web .............. 67 Applying Patches..................................................................................................... 68 Smart Update ....................................................................................................... 68 Patching Application Policies................................................................................ 68 Oracle Data Integrator ............................................................................................. 68 Oracle Fusion Applications Patches Containing Oracle Data Integrator (ODI) Artifacts ................................................................................................................ 68 Known Issues in Common Reference Objects and Behaviors (11.1.1.5.1) ................ 68 Oracle Fusion Applications Database...................................................................... 69 Generated Histograms Are Incorrect .................................................................... 69 Oracle Fusion Applications User Interface .............................................................. 70 Login Display Names............................................................................................ 70 Business Unit Task List Task Sequence .............................................................. 70 Oracle Business Intelligence Portlets Accessibility............................................... 71 Oracle Business Intelligence Dashboards and Reports........................................ 71 Oracle Fusion Applications Search.......................................................................... 73 General Issues in Oracle Fusion Applications Search.......................................... 73 Oracle Fusion Applications Search Crawls........................................................... 76 Common Applications Configuration ....................................................................... 81 Manage ESS Job Definitions................................................................................ 81 Set-Enabled Reference Data................................................................................ 81 Profile Options ......................................................................................................... 81
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Profile Option Caching.......................................................................................... 81 Flexfields ................................................................................................................. 82 Incorrect Deployment Diagnostics ........................................................................ 82 Required Manual Redeployment After Setup Migration........................................ 82 Value Set Changes............................................................................................... 82 Oracle Document Capture and Oracle Forms Recognition ..................................... 83 Installation ............................................................................................................ 83 Oracle Business Intelligence ................................................................................... 83 Oracle Fusion Transactional Business Intelligence .............................................. 83 Oracle Business Intelligence Answers.................................................................. 84 Log Files and Diagnostic Testing ............................................................................ 84 Diagnostic Testing Configuration.......................................................................... 84 Scheduling Diagnostic Tests ................................................................................ 85 Profile Option Logging .......................................................................................... 85 AFLOG_EXTENDED_ENABLED Profile Option .................................................. 85 Known Issues in Oracle Fusion Customer Relationship Management (11.1.1.5.1).... 86 File-Based Data Import............................................................................................ 87 Importing Into Read-Only Fields on Extended or Custom Objects ....................... 87 Session Impersonation ............................................................................................ 88 Restricted Search ................................................................................................. 88 Personalization ........................................................................................................ 89 Inconsistent Implicit Personalization Behavior...................................................... 89 Oracle Fusion CRM Common Components ............................................................ 92 Custom Top-Level Objects and Extensions to Notes and Interactions ................. 92 Common Component Task Does Not Import Notes ............................................. 92 Data Warehouse Enabled Profile Option.............................................................. 93 Oracle Fusion Assignment Manager ....................................................................... 93 Oracle Fusion Customer Relationship Management for Microsoft Outlook ............. 94 Pre-installed Contact Application for Apple iPhone............................................ 94 Oracle Partner Relationship Management............................................................... 94 Customizations for Partner Users......................................................................... 94 Accessing Business Intelligence Content ............................................................. 95 Oracle Fusion Marketing ......................................................................................... 96 Oracle Fusion Marketing Segmentation ............................................................... 96 Campaigns ........................................................................................................... 96 Lead Generation................................................................................................... 97 Treatment Template ............................................................................................. 98 Oracle Fusion Sales Territory Management ............................................................ 99 Loading Dimension Members............................................................................... 99 Metrics Time Period.............................................................................................. 99 Adding a Territory to a Proposal ........................................................................... 99 Territory Hierarchy Beyond Ten Levels Not in Oracle Business Intelligence Analytics ............................................................................................................... 99 Essbase Tests .................................................................................................... 100
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Oracle Fusion Sales Quota Management.............................................................. 100 No Import or Export Service for Sales Quota Plan ............................................. 100 Sales Quota Plan Status Update to Active ......................................................... 100 Data Access for Territory Resource.................................................................... 101 No Reason Displayed When Connection to Oracle Essbase Server Fails ......... 101 Oracle Fusion Sales Predictor ............................................................................... 101 Revenue Amount Is Returned Null ..................................................................... 101 Oracle Fusion Sales Forecasting .......................................................................... 101 Metrics................................................................................................................ 101 Oracle Fusion Lead Management ......................................................................... 102 Oracle Fusion Sales Campaigns ........................................................................ 102 Security .............................................................................................................. 102 Oracle Fusion Marketing and Oracle Fusion Sales ............................................... 103 Failure of Post-Configure Phase ........................................................................ 103 Oracle Fusion Customer Data Management ......................................................... 103 Oracle Fusion Trading Community Model .......................................................... 103 Oracle Fusion Opportunity Management............................................................... 104 Setting Up Export and Import ............................................................................. 104 Oracle Fusion Customer Center ............................................................................ 105 Relationship Heatmap Report in Snapshot Node ............................................... 105 Contact Search................................................................................................... 106 Notes on Customer Contextual Actions.............................................................. 106 Adding a Customer to Microsoft Outlook ............................................................ 106 Customer List Filter ............................................................................................ 106 Incorrect List of Leads ........................................................................................ 106 Attachments on Sales Prospects........................................................................ 107 Customer Tree ................................................................................................... 107 Oracle Fusion Customer Relationship Management User Assistance .................. 108 Oracle Fusion Customer Data Management ...................................................... 108 Known Issues in Oracle Fusion Financials (11.1.1.5.1)............................................ 109 Search ................................................................................................................... 109 Oracle Fusion Financials Searchable Objects.................................................... 109 Setup and Maintenance......................................................................................... 110 Transactional Tasks in the Setup and Maintenance Area .................................. 110 Setup Migration Services....................................................................................... 110 Limitation with Setup Migration Services ............................................................ 110 Transaction Pages................................................................................................. 111 View Accounting ................................................................................................. 111 Oracle Fusion Advanced Collections..................................................................... 112 Data Role Templates.......................................................................................... 112 Notes Type Mapping .......................................................................................... 112 Dunning Configuration........................................................................................ 112 Dunning .............................................................................................................. 113 Customer Delinquencies .................................................................................... 114
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Delinquent Transactions..................................................................................... 114 Profile Tab for Setting Business Level and Collector.......................................... 115 Switching Payment Methods .............................................................................. 115 Multiple Business Units ...................................................................................... 115 Oracle Fusion Accounting Hub (Oracle Fusion General Ledger) .......................... 115 Setup .................................................................................................................. 116 Dashboard for Account Monitor.......................................................................... 117 Journals.............................................................................................................. 117 Journals or Rates via Spreadsheet (ADFdi) ....................................................... 118 Allocation Manager............................................................................................. 118 Financial Reporting and Analysis ....................................................................... 119 Security .............................................................................................................. 122 Open Period and Currency Processing .............................................................. 122 Intercompany...................................................................................................... 122 Oracle Fusion Transactional Business Intelligence ............................................ 123 Limitation on Dimension Maintenance................................................................ 124 Limitation on Creating Financial Reports............................................................ 124 Oracle Fusion Accounting Hub - Accounting Transformation Configuration and Oracle Fusion Subledger Accounting .................................................................... 125 Migration of Setups............................................................................................. 125 Oracle Fusion Assets ............................................................................................ 127 Upgrade Asset Transactions to Reporting Currency Privilege............................ 127 View Available Asset Books Task ...................................................................... 128 Accounting Flexfield List of Values Segment Security........................................ 128 Access Discrepancy Between Create Accounting Task and Create Accounting Process .............................................................................................................. 128 Depreciation Methods......................................................................................... 128 Oracle Fusion Cash Management ......................................................................... 129 Manage External Transactions ........................................................................... 129 Oracle Fusion Cash Management and Oracle Fusion Receivables ...................... 129 Clearing and Reconciling Receivables Receipts ................................................ 129 Oracle Fusion Expenses ....................................................................................... 129 Corporate Card Administration Setup................................................................. 129 New Corporate Card Assignment ....................................................................... 129 Oracle Fusion Financials Reporting Studio ........................................................... 130 Installer Console Window ................................................................................... 130 Oracle Fusion Payables ........................................................................................ 130 Payables to Ledger Reconciliation Report.......................................................... 130 Oracle Fusion Payments ....................................................................................... 131 Limitation With Encryption and Decryption ......................................................... 131 Oracle Fusion Receivables.................................................................................... 131 Customer Setup ................................................................................................. 131 Manage Resource Tasks.................................................................................... 131 Receivables to Ledger Reconciliation Report..................................................... 132
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Oracle Fusion Tax ................................................................................................. 132 Tax Registration Record..................................................................................... 132 Known Issues in Oracle Fusion Human Capital Management (11.1.1.5.1) .............. 133 Security ................................................................................................................. 133 Data Masking ..................................................................................................... 133 Person Management ............................................................................................. 134 Contact Details in My Portrait Page.................................................................... 134 Person Record Deletion ..................................................................................... 134 New Hire Process Person-Number Generation.................................................. 134 Unsaved Changes Warning................................................................................ 134 Portrait Gallery ...................................................................................................... 134 Inactive Assignments.......................................................................................... 134 Contract Details .................................................................................................. 134 Manage Employment............................................................................................. 135 Temporary Assignment Records ........................................................................ 135 Transaction with Multiple Changes Per Day....................................................... 135 Promote................................................................................................................. 135 Editing Transaction Data .................................................................................... 135 HCM Person Search.............................................................................................. 135 Search on Global Name Only............................................................................. 135 Relationship Strength Update............................................................................. 135 Person's Name ................................................................................................... 135 Person's Phone Number .................................................................................... 136 HCM Add Person................................................................................................... 136 Rehire Date ........................................................................................................ 136 HCM Terminate Work Relationship ....................................................................... 136 Reversing a Termination .................................................................................... 136 Rehiring a Worker............................................................................................... 136 Unrevoked Roles After Termination.................................................................... 137 Irreversible Termination...................................................................................... 137 Worker Termination Failure ................................................................................ 137 Known Issues in Oracle Fusion Procurement (11.1.1.5.1) ....................................... 137 Setup ..................................................................................................................... 137 Locations Export/Import Service......................................................................... 137 Known Issues in Oracle Fusion Projects (11.1.1.5.1) ............................................... 138 Setup ..................................................................................................................... 138 Limitations with Importing Project Types ............................................................ 138 Limitations with Importing Allocation Rules ........................................................ 138 Limitations with Importing Resource Breakdown Structures............................... 139 Oracle Fusion Projects Integration with Oracle Fusion Financials......................... 140 Out of Memory Error........................................................................................... 140 Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Upload..................................................................... 140 Spreadsheet Header Information Erased During Upload ................................... 140 Known Issues in Oracle Fusion Supply Chain Management (11.1.1.5.1)................ 141
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High Availability ..................................................................................................... 141 Configurations Using WebLogic Server Clusters................................................ 141 Oracle Fusion Inventory Management................................................................... 145 Data Roles for Inventory Management Setup Configuration Package Export .... 145 Inventory Management Setup Configuration Package Export ............................ 145 Oracle Fusion Distributed Order Orchestration ..................................................... 146 Setting the callbackServerURL Property ............................................................ 146 Oracle Fusion Global Order Promising.................................................................. 147 Incorrect ORABASE Installer.............................................................................. 147 Oracle Fusion Product and Catalog Management................................................. 148 Setup Task: Deploy Extensible Flexfield ............................................................ 148 Oracle Fusion Cost Management .......................................................................... 149 Import and Export Setup..................................................................................... 149 Oracle Fusion Shipping ......................................................................................... 149 Shipping Setup Configuration Package Export................................................... 149 Oracle Fusion Supply Chain Management User Assistance ................................. 150 Issues in Oracle Fusion Product Model User Assistance ................................... 150 Issues in User Assistance for Oracle Fusion Distributed Order Orchestration ... 150 Known Issues in Oracle Fusion User Assistance (11.1.1.5.1) .................................. 153 General.................................................................................................................. 153 Oracle Fusion Applications Public Help Site....................................................... 153 Accessing Pages from the Help Portal Server Managed Server ........................ 153 Patching ................................................................................................................ 154 Oracle Fusion Applications Help Content Patch................................................. 154 Corrections for the Oracle Fusion Applications Patching Guide ......................... 154 Post-Installation ..................................................................................................... 155 Oracle Fusion Applications Post-Installation Guide ............................................ 155 Oracle Fusion Applications Administration ............................................................ 157 Starting Up or Shutting Down the Entire Oracle Fusion Applications Environment ........................................................................................................................... 157 Oracle Fusion Sales Territory Management .......................................................... 168 Numbers of Levels for Hierarchical Dimensions................................................. 168 Oracle Fusion Financials Integration with Oracle Fusion Transactional Business Intelligence ............................................................................................................ 168 Oracle Fusion General Ledger Accounting Segment Setup ............................... 169 Accounting Role Playing Dimensions ................................................................. 169 Essbase Mapping ............................................................................................... 169 Oracle Fusion Integration with Oracle Identity Management ................................. 170 Missing Parameter in Table of Minimum Initialization Parameters for Oracle RAC Databases .......................................................................................................... 171 Parameters for Oracle RAC Database are Different for Oracle Internet Directory Database ............................................................................................................ 171 Install WebLogic Server on Oracle Internet Directory and Oracle Virtual Directory Hosts .................................................................................................................. 173
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Apply Patches for Fusion Middleware and Fusion Applications ......................... 173 Incorrect Configuration File Name for Oracle HTTP Server ............................... 174 Modify oracleRoot.sh Script and Run It as root When Configuring Oracle Internet Directory Instances............................................................................................. 174 Incorrect OID Hostname in SSL Configuration Section ...................................... 174 Incorrect Port Number in Oracle Internet Directory Configuration Steps ............ 175 Wrong Directory Specified for Copying Oracle Directory Integration Platform to wls_ods2 ............................................................................................................ 175 Enabling Oracle Directory Integration Platform for Secure Access to Oracle Internet Directory ................................................................................................ 175 Incorrect Prompt Information in Configuring Oracle Virtual Directory for SSL .... 176 Add Command for Starting Oracle Virtual Directory ........................................... 176 Missing Content in Section on Disabling Oracle Virtual Directory Listener SSL NIO ........................................................................................................................... 176 Incorrect Host Value in Adapters for Oracle Internet Directory........................... 177 Missing Parameter for Change Log Adapter ...................................................... 177 Disable the Access Control Flag in Oracle Virtual Directory............................... 178 Update Descriptions of IDSTORE_HOST and IDSTORE_PORT in the Properties Files Used with idmConfigTool.sh prepareIDStore ........................................... 178 Add a Read-only User to cn=orclFAUserReadPrivilegeGroup ........................... 178 Changes to Section 11.4.6 Creating Access Control Lists in Non-Oracle Internet Directory Directories ........................................................................................... 179 Run pack and unpack on IDMHOST1 when Propagating Domain Changes in Oracle Access Manager Chapter ....................................................................... 181 Changing Oracle Access Managers Login Attribute .......................................... 181 Update the Configuration File oam-config.xml.................................................... 182 Update Oracle Identity Manager JMS Queues ................................................... 183 Incorrect IDSTORE_USERSEARCHBASE Value in config_oam2.props File .... 183 Managing the Password of the xelsysadm User................................................. 184 Manually Creating CSF Keys ............................................................................. 184 Incorrect Statement in Oracle Access Manager Troubleshooting Section.......... 186 User Assistance ....................................................................................................... 186 Oracle Fusion Applications Help .............................................................................. 186 Oracle Fusion Applications Guides........................................................................... 187 Other Information Sources ....................................................................................... 189 My Oracle Support................................................................................................. 189 Oracle Enterprise Repository for Oracle Fusion Applications................................ 189 Documentation Accessibility..................................................................................... 189 Comments and Suggestions .................................................................................... 190 Change Record ........................................................................................................ 191
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Introduction
This section contains the following: Purpose of this document Related documentation
Purpose of This Document

This document provides an overview of the system requirements, certification information, and known issues in Oracle Fusion Applications 11g Release 1 (11.1.1.5.1). These release notes are the repository of release information related to an Oracle Fusion Applications installation and deployment. For release notes relevant to the database and middleware portions of the Oracle Fusion Applications technology stack and not specific to Oracle Fusion Applications, see the Related Documents section. To ensure a smooth installation and upgrade process, review the Oracle Fusion Applications chapter before installing and using the software.
Note: Issues and limitations are organized by the products within Oracle Fusion Applications that are responsible for the affected features or objects. In some cases, an issue may affect multiple products, so it is prudent to review all known issues within an offering.
This document is subject to your license agreement or any other agreement with Oracle. Please note that this document is subject to change by Oracle at any time without notice. You can find this document (ID: 1355561.1) on My Oracle Support, https://support.oracle.com. This article on My Oracle Support also provides access to release notes for other versions of Oracle Fusion Applications, and to the Oracle Fusion Applications NLS Release Notes, 11g Release 1, Update 1 (11.1.2.0.0) (Doc ID 1394137.1).
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Using My Oracle Support

Where the Release Notes refer to applying patches available on My Oracle Support, use the following procedure: 1. Go to the My Oracle Support web site. https://support.oracle.com 2. Sign in with your My Oracle Support user name and password. 3. Open the Patches and Updates tab. 4. In the Patches Search region, enter the patch number. 5. Click Search. 6. Click the patch number link in the Search Results page and proceed with accessing the Read Me and the patch for download and installation, or adding the patch to a new or existing plan.
Related Documentation
See Oracle Technology Network for the full set of Oracle documentation, including release notes. http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/indexes/documentation/inde x.html Oracle Database New Features Guide, 11g Release 2 (11.2), Part Number E17128-04 for a listing of Oracle Database release notes Oracle Fusion Middleware Release Notes 11g (11.1.1.5) for various operating systems http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E21764_01/relnotes.htm Oracle Secure Enterprise Search Release Notes, 11g Release 2 (11.2.1) E1759605 Oracle Configuration Manager Release Notes, Release 10.3.5, Part Number E22049-01
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Oracle Enterprise Manager Grid Control Release Notes, 11g (11.1.0.1.0) for various operating systems http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11857_01/nav/reln otes.htm
Oracle Fusion Applications Installation Guide, 11g (11.1.1.5), Part Number E16600-01
Oracle Database
This section lists information in the following area that is relevant specifically to Oracle Fusion Applications: System Requirements
System Requirements
This section lists system requirements in the following area that is relevant specifically to Oracle Fusion Applications: Mandatory Patches Oracle Data Masking Patch
Mandatory Patches
All Oracle Database patches that are mandatory for Oracle Fusion Applications are delivered as OPatch ZIP files in the 11.1.2 repository under installers/database/patch. Oracle Database server patches are in dist/rdbms_11.2.0.2.0 and Oracle Database client patches are in dist/rdbms_client_11.1.0.7.0.
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RDBMS Server 11.2.0.2.0 Patches for Oracle Fusion Applications, 11g Release 1 (11.1.1.5.1)
Operating System Generic AIX Patches p9729764_112020_Generic.zip p9885553_112020_Generic.zip p10077191_112020_AIX64-5L.zip p10238786_112020_AIX64-5L.zip p10419629_112020_AIX64-5L.zip p11883804_112020_AIX64-5L.zip p12579349_112020_AIX64-5L.zip p8223165_112020_AIX64-5L.zip p10142788_112020_AIX64-5L.zip p10259620_112020_AIX64-5L.zip p11689869_112020_AIX64-5L.zip p11930680_112020_AIX64-5L.zip p12609146_112020_AIX64-5L.zip p9401552_112020_AIX64-5L.zip p9776940_112020_AIX64-5L.zip p10220058_112020_AIX64-5L.zip p10269193_112020_AIX64-5L.zip p11742094_112020_AIX64-5L.zip p12329775_112020_AIX64-5L.zip p12635488_112020_AIX64-5L.zip p10232083_112020_AIX64-5L.zip p10412247_112020_AIX64-5L.zip p11786272_112020_AIX64-5L.zip p12544032_112020_AIX64-5L.zip p12686274_112020_AIX64-5L.zip p10325230_112020_AIX64-5L.zip
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Operating System Linux64
Patches p10077191_112020_Linux-x86-64.zip p10259620_112020_Linux-x86-64.zip p11742094_112020_Linux-x86-64.zip p12544032_112020_Linux-x86-64.zip p8223165_112020_Linux-x86-64.zip p10142788_112020_Linux-x86-64.zip p10269193_112020_Linux-x86-64.zip p11786272_112020_Linux-x86-64.zip p12579349_112020_Linux-x86-64.zip p9401552_112020_Linux-x86-64.zip p9776940_112020_Linux-x86-64.zip p10220058_112020_Linux-x86-64.zip p10412247_112020_Linux-x86-64.zip p11883804_112020_Linux-x86-64.zip p12609146_112020_Linux-x86-64.zip p10232083_112020_Linux-x86-64.zip p10419629_112020_Linux-x86-64.zip p11930680_112020_Linux-x86-64.zip p12635488_112020_Linux-x86-64.zip p10238786_112020_Linux-x86-64.zip p11689869_112020_Linux-x86-64.zip p12329775_112020_Linux-x86-64.zip p12686274_112020_Linux-x86-64.zip p10325230_112020_Linux-x86-64.zip
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Operating System Solaris64
Patches p10077191_112020_Solaris86-64.zip p10259620_112020_Solaris86-64.zip p11742094_112020_Solaris86-64.zip p12544032_112020_Solaris86-64.zip p8223165_112020_Solaris86-64.zip p10142788_112020_Solaris86-64.zip p10269193_112020_Solaris86-64.zip p11786272_112020_Solaris86-64.zip p12579349_112020_Solaris86-64.zip p9401552_112020_Solaris86-64.zip p9776940_112020_Solaris86-64.zip p10220058_112020_Solaris86-64.zip p10412247_112020_Solaris86-64.zip p11883804_112020_Solaris86-64.zip p12609146_112020_Solaris86-64.zip p10232083_112020_Solaris86-64.zip p10419629_112020_Solaris86-64.zip p11930680_112020_Solaris86-64.zip p12635488_112020_Solaris86-64.zip p10238786_112020_Solaris86-64.zip p11689869_112020_Solaris86-64.zip p12329775_112020_Solaris86-64.zip p12686274_112020_Solaris86-64.zip p10325230_112020_Solaris86-64.zip
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Operating System Solaris_SPARC64
Patches p10077191_112020_SOLARIS64.zip p10238786_112020_SOLARIS64.zip p10419629_112020_SOLARIS64.zip p11883804_112020_SOLARIS64.zip p12579349_112020_SOLARIS64.zip p8223165_112020_SOLARIS64.zip p10142788_112020_SOLARIS64.zip p10259620_112020_SOLARIS64.zip p11689869_112020_SOLARIS64.zip p11930680_112020_SOLARIS64.zip p12609146_112020_SOLARIS64.zip p9401552_112020_SOLARIS64.zip p9776940_112020_SOLARIS64.zip p10220058_112020_SOLARIS64.zip p10269193_112020_SOLARIS64.zip p11742094_112020_SOLARIS64.zip p12329775_112020_SOLARIS64.zip p12635488_112020_SOLARIS64.zip p10232083_112020_SOLARIS64.zip p10412247_112020_SOLARIS64.zip p11786272_112020_SOLARIS64.zip p12544032_112020_SOLARIS64.zip p12686274_112020_SOLARIS64.zip p10325230_112020_SOLARIS64.zip
Windows64
p12914926_112020_MSWIN-x86-64.zip
RDBMS Client 11.1.0.7.0 Patches for Oracle Fusion Applications, 11g Release 1 (11.1.1.5.1)
Operating System AIX Windows64 Patches p9216848_111070_AIX5L.zip DBCLIENT_11107WIN64_6486988.zip DBCLIENT_11107WIN64_9523181.zip
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Oracle Data Masking Patch

Oracle Data Masking is an optional product for use with Oracle Fusion Applications. If installed and enabled, Oracle Data Masking requires enabling Oracle Database 11.1.0.7 Oracle Enterprise Manager Grid Control 11.1.0.1.0 Patch 10273269. This patch is available on My Oracle Support. 7. Go to the My Oracle Support Web site. https://support.oracle.com 8. Sign in with your My Oracle Support user name and password. 9. Open the Patches and Updates tab. 10. In the Patches Search region, enter the patch number. 11. Click Search. 12. Click the patch number link in the Search Results page and proceed with accessing the Read Me and the patch for download and installation, or adding the patch to a new or existing plan.
Oracle Fusion Middleware

Oracle Fusion Applications comes with Oracle Fusion Middleware (11.1.1.5.1MLR). This section lists information in the following areas that are relevant specifically to Oracle Fusion Applications: System Requirements
System Requirements
This section lists system requirements in the following areas that are relevant specifically to Oracle Fusion Applications: Mandatory Patches
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Mandatory Patches
Oracle SOA Business Events
Oracle Fusion Applications PL/SQL infrastructure generates SOA Business Events. To generate these events properly a PL/SQL package must be installed into each SOA Infrastructure account manually. Use the following commands to install the required PL/SQL procedure. 1. cd $FA_HOME/../../fusionapps/atgpf/atgpf/applcore/db/sql/ 2. sqlplus fusion/<fusion schema password> @crossednsyn.sql OIC_FUSION_SOAINFRA<OIC_FUSION_SOAINFRA schema password> <SYS password> 3. sqlplus fusion/<fusion schema password> @crossednsyn.sql PRC_FUSION_SOAINFRA<PRC_FUSION_SOAINFRA schema password> <SYS password> 4. sqlplus fusion/<fusion schema password> @crossednsyn.sql PRJ_FUSION_SOAINFRA<PRJ_FUSION_SOAINFRA schema password> <SYS password> 5. sqlplus fusion/<fusion schema password> @crossednsyn.sql FIN_FUSION_SOAINFRA<FIN_FUSION_SOAINFRA schema password> <SYS password> 6. sqlplus fusion/<fusion schema password> @crossednsyn.sql CRM_FUSION_SOAINFRA<CRM_FUSION_SOAINFRA schema password> <SYS password> 7. sqlplus fusion/<fusion schema password> @crossednsyn.sql SCM_FUSION_SOAINFRA<SCM_FUSION_SOAINFRA schema password> <SYS password> 8. sqlplus fusion/<fusion schema password> @crossednsyn.sql HCM_FUSION_SOAINFRA<HCM_FUSION_SOAINFRA schema password> <SYS password>
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9. sqlplus fusion/<fusion schema password> @crossednsyn.sql SETUP_FUSION_SOAINFRA<SETUP_FUSION_SOAINFRA schema password> <SYS password>
Oracle Identity Management (IDM) Patches for Oracle Fusion Applications

Oracle Fusion Applications Release 1 (11.1.1.5.1) requires that the following patches be applied to your Oracle Identity Management IDM domain. The IDM domain includes the following ORACLE_HOMEs.
Oracle Identity Management (OIM/OAM) ORACLE_HOME Oracle Internet Directory (OID) ORACLE_HOME Oracle WebGate ORACLE_HOME
Use the procedure provided in Using My Oracle Support and apply the following patches to the following ORACLE_HOME.
Note: Patches may be delivered unzipped as a directory structure of individual files.
Oracle Home for Oracle Identity Management

Operating System Patches Generic Generic Generic idm/generic/oim_rc4_opatch4_12790893.zip idm/generic/OAM11_CP5_12740881.zip idm/generic/OINAV_PS4RC4_12867723.zip
Oracle Home for Oracle Internet Directory

Operating System Generic Generic Linux64 Patches idm/generic/OVD_PS4RC4_12409485.zip idm/generic/OVD_ODSMPS4RC4_12367248.zip pltsec/linux64/OID_PS4RC4_12897019_LIN6 4.zip
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Operating System Solaris_SPARC64 Solaris64 AIX Windows64
Patches pltsec/solaris_sparc64/OID_PS4RC4_12897 019_SPARC64.zip pltsec/solaris64/OID_PS4RC4_12897019_So laris86-64.zip pltsec/aix/OID_PS4RC4_12897019_AIX645L.zip pltsec/windows64/pltsec/linux64/OID_PS4 RC4_12897019_MSWIN-x86-64.zip
Oracle Home for Oracle WebGate

Operating System Linux 64 Patches webgate/linux64/Oracle_Access_Manager 10_1_4_3_0_BP10_Patch_linux64_OHS11g_ WebGate.zip none webgate/solaris_sparc64/Oracle_Access _Manager10_1_4_3_0_BP10a_Patch_sparcs2_64_OHS11g_WebGate.zip webgate/aix/Oracle_Access_Manager10_1 _4_3_0_BP10_Patch_poweraix64_OHS11g_WebGate.zip webgate/windows64/Oracle_Access_Manag er10_1_4_3_0_BP10_Patch_win64_OHS11g_ WebGate.zip
Solaris64 Solaris_SPARC64 AIX
Windows64
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All Oracle Homes

Operating System Generic Generic Generic Generic Generic Generic Patches oracle_common/generic/OAMCFGTOOL_CP4_125 96282.zip oracle_common/generic/OAMRREGTOOL_CP1_12 592751.zip oracle_common/generic/URAPI_patchrc4_127 38790.zip oracle_common/generic/OPSS_PS4RC4BP3_128 69551_1_v2.zip oracle_common/generic/IGF_PS4RC4_1280552 6.zip oracle_common/generic/OWSM_PS4RC4_127807 82.zip
Oracle Fusion Applications

This chapter presents information in the following areas: Certification System Requirements Known Issues
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Certification
Finding Certification Information
Oracle Fusion Applications Certification Information
The latest certification information for current and previous releases of Oracle Fusion Applications is available on My Oracle Support. Access the information as follows. 1. Go to the My Oracle Support Web site. https://support.oracle.com 2. Sign in with your My Oracle Support user name and password. 3. Open the Certifications tab. 4. In the Certification Search region, enter the product and release number for which you need certification information. 5. In the Product field, enter Oracle Fusion and select from the listed Oracle Fusion Applications products. 6. In the Release field, enter "11" and select from the listed available release numbers. 7. Click Search. 8. View the list of integrated products with which your selected product and release are certified.
Native Language Support

User Interface strings for all products are translated for the supported languages. This includes the embedded help strings in the user interface pages. Help content that is not embedded directly in the user interface pages, but is referenced from Oracle Fusion Applications Help, is not translated into any of the supported languages in 11g Release 1 (11.1.1.5.1). The supported languages in 11g Release 1 (11.1.1.5.1) are listed on My Oracle Support.
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System Requirements
This section lists system requirements in the following areas: Hardware and Memory Requirements All Oracle Fusion Applications Oracle Procurement Oracle Government, Risk and Compliance Control (GRCC)
Hardware and Memory Requirements

Consult an Oracle Fusion Applications sizing-certified representative to obtain specific, customized system hardware and memory requirements.
All Oracle Fusion Applications

Microsoft Windows Virtual Memory Setting
Before provisioning, change the Virtual Memory setting to Custom Size in the Advanced System Settings of the Microsoft Windows operation system. The recommended Initial Size is one and one-half times the Physical RAM and Maximum Size is three times the physical RAM.
Microsoft Windows Resource Locking

Ensure that no other windows or sessions are open while running provisioning. Do not access any of the files or directories under <APPLICATIONS_BASE>/instance/, which can create locking of the resources and cause failure.
Oracle Procurement
Oracle Procurement requires 4GB of heap for the Oracle Procurement SOA server.
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Oracle Governance, Risk and Compliance Controls (GRCC)

Oracle Fusion Applications is certified to integrate with Application Access Controls Governor (AACG) in the Oracle Governance, Risk and Compliance Controls (GRCC) suite. For information about GRCC system requirements, see the "GRC Suite Support Matrix" (ID 741001.1) on My Oracle Support (https://support.oracle.com).
Known Issues with Installing or Upgrading Oracle Fusion Applications (11.1.1.5.1)

This section lists known issues in the following areas: Oracle Fusion Applications 11g Media Pack Oracle Database Client Oracle Access Manager Oracle Fusion Applications Transaction Database Provisioning Process Oracle Configuration Manager Oracle Identity Management Configuration Oracle Business Intelligence Applying Patches Oracle Data Integrator
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Oracle Fusion Applications 11g Media Pack

Download
If you are downloading Oracle Fusion Applications 11g Media Pack for the following platforms, then use version 5.52 or higher of the 64-bit unzip utility to extract the Oracle software.
IBM AIX on POWER Systems (64-bit) Oracle Solaris on SPARC (64-bit) Oracle Solaris on x86-64 (64-bit)
If you are downloading Oracle Fusion Applications 11g Media Pack for the following platform, then use version 6.0 or higher of the 64-bit unzip utility to extract the Oracle software.
Microsoft Windows x64 (64-Bit)
UnZip is freeware and available at http://www.info-zip.org.
Oracle Database Client

SKIP_SLIBCLEAN Environment Variable on IBM AIX
When running Oracle Database Client on IBM AIX on POWER Systems (64bit), ensure that SKIP_SLIBCLEAN environment variable value is not set to lower case true as it fails to work and the installer shows the following message: NOTIFICATION [oui10g] Has '/usr/sbin/slibclean' been run by root? [y/n] (n) Workaround Ensure that the value of the variable is set to upper case TRUE.
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All Oracle Fusion Applications

Recommended Installation for Security
Consider installing Oracle Governance, Risk and Compliance Controls (GRCC) with Oracle Fusion Applications. Although not required, GRCC can serve as part of the user provisioning flow to ensure that proper controls for security exist.
Update netstat Command in the runInstaller.bat file

If the provisioning failed with an IIR installation failure, check the console output for the following error message : Install cannot be Completed. One of the chosen ports is already being used "=================================================== " "IIR Install Failed. Exiting ..." "=================================================== " Check if the IIR ports being used are available. For more details about the ports being used, see Chapter 3 Setting Up Informatica Identity Resolution in the Oracle Fusion Applications Post-Installation Guide, 11g (11.1.2.0.0), Part Number E22380-01. Workaround In the <REPOSITORY_BASE>/installers/iir/runInstaller.bat file, modify the netstat command used under the Port Scan section as follows. 1. Change netstat -an | find /i "%IIR_PORT_1%">nul to netstat -an | find /i ":%IIR_PORT_1% ">nul by inserting a colon before %IIR and a space between 2% and ">. 2. Make the same changes for all the netstat commands used for all the remaining Information Identity Resolution (IIR) ports from IIR_PORT_2 to IIR_PORT_9, resulting in the following. echo ----------------------------------
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echo Scanning Ports ... netstat -an | find /i ":%IIR_PORT_1% ">nul echo %ERRORLEVEL% if not %errorlevel% == 1 goto show_error3 netstat -an | find /i ":%IIR_PORT_2% ">nul if not %errorlevel% == 1 goto show_error3 netstat -an | find /i ":%IIR_PORT_3% ">nul if not %errorlevel% == 1 goto show_error3 netstat -an | find /i ":%IIR_PORT_4% ">nul if not %errorlevel% == 1 goto show_error3 netstat -an | find /i ":%IIR_PORT_5% ">nul if not %errorlevel% == 1 goto show_error3 netstat -an | find /i ":%IIR_PORT_6% ">nul if not %errorlevel% == 1 goto show_error3 netstat -an | find /i ":%IIR_PORT_7% ">nul if not %errorlevel% == 1 goto show_error3 netstat -an | find /i ":%IIR_PORT_8% ">nul if not %errorlevel% == 1 goto show_error3 netstat -an | find /i ":%IIR_PORT_9% ">nul if not %errorlevel% == 1 goto show_error3
Oracle Access Manager

Telnet Client Limitation on User Session Creation
If you are using a telnet client to create the user session when running the install phase of provisioning, the Oracle Access Manager policy domain registration may fail. Workaround Create the user session using Virtual Network Computing (VNC) instead.
Oracle HTTP Server 11g WebGate

On Oracle Solaris systems, if you are installing Oracle HTTP Server 11g WebGate for Oracle Access Manager, then download and install third-party GCC libraries on your system before you start the provisioning installation. Download the GCC libraries from the following Web site and compile them to obtain the GCC libraries: http://gcc.gnu.org/
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For Oracle Solaris on SPARC (64-bit) systems, download the GCC 3.3.2 versions of: libgcc_s.so.1 libstdc++.so.5 For Oracle Solaris on x86-64 (64-bit) systems, download the GCC 3.4.3 versions of: libgcc_s.so.1 libstdc++.so.6 Copy these files to REPO_LOC/installers/webgate/ before starting the install target. Perform the following steps to verify the version of GCC libraries: On Oracle Solaris on SPARC (64-bit) systems: Run the following commands and ensure that the output is greater than zero: strings -a libgcc_s.so.1 | grep -c "GCC_3.0" strings -a libgcc_s.so.1 | grep -v "GCC_3.3.1" | grep -c "GCC_3.3" file libgcc_s.so.1 | grep "64-bit" | grep -c "SPARC" file libstdc++.so.5 | grep "64-bit" | grep -c "SPARC" On Oracle Solaris on x86-64 (64-bit) systems: Run the following commands and ensure that the output is greater than zero: strings -a libgcc_s.so.1 | grep -c "GCC_3.4" strings -a libgcc_s.so.1 | grep -v "GCC_3.4.3" | grep -c "GCC_3.4" file libgcc_s.so.1 | grep "64-bit" | grep -c "AMD64" file libstdc++.so.6 | grep "64-bit" | grep -c "AMD64"
Patching the Oracle Access Manager 10g WebGate

On IBM AIX on POWER Systems (64-bit) and Oracle Solaris on SPARC (64bit), Oracle Access Manager 10g WebGate for Oracle HTTP Server 11g requires an additional patch. This patch is available on My Oracle Support. For AIX, download patch 12634990. For SPARC, download patch 13023083. For Microsoft Windows x64 (64-bit), download patch 12634990.
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1. Go to the My Oracle Support Web site. https://support.oracle.com 2. Sign in with your My Oracle Support user name and password. 3. Open the Patches and Updates tab. 4. In the Patches Search region, enter the patch number. 5. Click Search. 6. Click the patch number link in the Search Results page and proceed with accessing the Read Me and the patch for download and installation, or adding the patch to a new or existing plan.
Oracle Fusion Applications Transaction Database

Before Installing Oracle Database
Before you install Oracle Database using the Provisioning Wizard, you must shut down all Oracle and Oracle-related services. Failure to do so will result in database installation failures.
Unique Identifier Limitation

When installing a transaction database, the database installer requires a unique identifier (UID) of six digits or less. The Provisioning Wizard prerequisite check for the Install an Applications Transaction Database option gives an error if the UID has seven or more digits. Workaround Switch to a user whose UID is six digits or less.
Length of PATH Environment Variable

Before installing Oracle Database, verify that the length of the PATH environment variable is less than 900 characters. Use this following command to check the character count: env | grep ^PATH= | wc -m
Database Installation
When installing a transaction database with the Provisioning Wizard, you must add the following variable to the command line syntax used to start the wizard: export SKIP_ROOTPRE=TRUE
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Kernel Parameter Value

Before you install Oracle Database using the Provisioning Wizard, make sure the value of the kernel parameter shmmax is greater than the value of system global area (SGA) Memory. The value of SGA Memory (sga_target) is 9 GB in the default Database Configuration Assistant (DBCA) template. If you are running DBCA using the production DBCA template packaged with Oracle Fusion Applications Provisioning, the value of the SGQ Memory is 18 GB. Ensure that shmmax > (shmall * shmmni) > SGQ Memory, where shmmax, shmall, shmmni are kernel parameters. For example, to retrieve the values of these kernel parameters, use the following command: user@host> /sbin/sysctl -a | grep shm kernel.shmmni = 4096 kernel.shmall = 3145728 kernel.shmmax = 12884901888 To set the value of a kernel parameter: user@host> /sbin/sysctl -w sys.kernel.shmmax=value
Provisioning Process
Absolute File Path of Oracle Fusion Application Home Directory
Due to a known limitation of the WebLogic platform, the absolute file path field in a provisioning plan for APPLICATIONS_BASE, the Oracle Fusion Application Home directory, must not exceed 59 characters. Otherwise, provisioning always fails to patch WebLogic and you cannot use WebLogic Smart Update to patch WebLogic either. This limitation applies to all supported operating systems. Workaround During creation of a provisioning plan, ensure that the absolute file path of Oracle Fusion Application Home does not exceed 59 characters before provisioning a new application environment.
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Mandatory Additional Preparation for Provisioning on Linux

Perform the following mandatory steps to prepare the environment on a Linux x86-64 server environment where Oracle Fusion Applications will be provisioned. 1. Verify that provisioning hosts have sufficient entropy values. If the value is less than 1000, increase it to a greater value using rngd command. Run these commands as the root user for the current session: To check the entropy value: cat /proc/sys/kernel/random/entropy_avail To increase the entropy value: rngd -r /dev/urandom -o /dev/random Alternatively, to make the rngd service start automatically after host reboot, enter the following into a script and run the script as the root user. #! /usr/bin/perl -w # minimum required bytes to be happy with the device my $want_bytes = 8192; # list of commands to check my @clist = qw(/sbin/rngd /usr/sbin/rngd); # list of device names to check my @slist = qw( /dev/hwrandom /dev/hw_random /dev/hwrng /dev/intel_rng /dev/i810_rng /dev/urandom ); use Fcntl qw(O_RDONLY); # find the rngd binary my $command; foreach (@clist) { -x && ($command = $_) && last; } # stop if rngd isn't installed defined $command || die "$0 error: rngd is not installed\n"; # look for a hw random device my $source; my $continue = 1; $SIG{'ALRM'} = sub { $continue = 0 }; foreach my $test (@slist) {
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-e $test || next; alarm 2; $continue = 1; my $bytes = 0; sysopen FILE, $test, O_RDONLY or next; while ($continue) { sysread FILE, $_, 4096 or last; $bytes += length $_; } close FILE; if ($bytes > $want_bytes) { $source = $test; last; } } # use the select command and source print "starting $command with $source... "; system "$command -r $source"; print "done.\n"; exit 0; 2. Increase the max file open limit. To make the change effective immediately but not persist through a reboot set fs.file-max = number to fs.file-max = 6553600. To make the open file limit change permanent (survive after server reboot), edit the /etc/sysctl.conf file as the root user as follows: a. Find the line fs.file-max = number b. Change number to 6553600. c. Save the file. d. Either reboot or as the root user run this command to modify the kernel parameters at runtime (without reboot): /sbin/sysctl p /etc/sysctl.conf
Risk of Stuck Thread in the Business Intelligence (BI) Domain

Before provisioning a new environment, increase the WebLogic server time out values to avoid a possible stuck thread in the Business Intelligence domain.
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Workaround Before using Provisioning Wizard to provision a new environment: 1. Create a copy of the file <FRAMEWORK_LOCATION>/provisioning/provisioningplan/fusionapps_start_params_bi.properties and name it <FRAMEWORK_LOCATION>/provisioning/provisioningplan/fusionapps_start_params_bi.properties.orig. 2. Open fusionapps_start_params_bi.properties for editing.
Note: On the Windows x64 platform, the file to copy and edit is located in <FRAMEWORK_LOCATION>\provisioning\provisioningplan\fusionapps_start_params_bi.properties.
3. Search for the two lines that contains the following text: #top level sysprops for all ADF clusters inclding admin server fusion.default.default.sysprops=Doracle.jdbc.createDescriptorUseCurrentSchemaForSchem aName=true -Djps.auth.debug=false Doracle.notification.filewatching.interval=60000 Dweblogic.SocketReaders=3 Dweblogic.security.providers.authentication.LDAPDeleg atePoolSize=20 -Djps.subject.cache.key=5 Djps.subject.cache.ttl=600000 -Djps.authz=ACC Djps.combiner.optimize.lazyeval=true Djps.combiner.optimize=true Djps.policystore.hybrid.mode=false @OPSS_WLS_TRUSTSTORE@ @OPSS_JDK_TRUSTSTORE@ @DEPLOYMENT_HANDLER_DISABLE@ Dwebcenter.owsm.gpa.enabled=true
Note: The misspelling of "inclding" is known in the script.
4. Replace the two lines of text with the following text: #top level sysprops for all ADF clusters inclding admin server fusion.default.default.sysprops=Doracle.jdbc.createDescriptorUseCurrentSchemaForSchem aName=true -Djps.auth.debug=false -
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Doracle.notification.filewatching.interval=60000 Dweblogic.SocketReaders=3 Dweblogic.security.providers.authentication.LDAPDeleg atePoolSize=20 -Djps.subject.cache.key=5 Djps.subject.cache.ttl=600000 -Djps.authz=ACC Djps.combiner.optimize.lazyeval=true Djps.combiner.optimize=true Djps.policystore.hybrid.mode=false @OPSS_WLS_TRUSTSTORE@ @OPSS_JDK_TRUSTSTORE@ @DEPLOYMENT_HANDLER_DISABLE@ Dwebcenter.owsm.gpa.enabled=true Dweblogic.http.client.defaultReadTimeout=300000 Dweblogic.http.client.defaultConnectTimeout=300000 DHTTPClient.socket.readTimeout=300000 DHTTPClient.socket.connectionTimeout=300000 5. Save the change. 6. Start the Provisioning Wizard to provision a new environment.
Enabled SSL Checkboxes Must Be Unchecked

Errors may occur in the postconfiguration phase of provisioning if any Enabled SSL checkboxes are selected (checked) in the Identity Management Configuration page and Access and Policy Management page of the Provisioning Wizard. When creating a provisioning plan, uncheck all Enabled SSL checkboxes in the Identity Management Configuration page and Access and Policy Management page of the Provisioning Wizard. This includes the following checkboxes:
Identity Store Enabled SSL OIM Endpoint Enabled SSL OPSS Policy Store SSL Enabled
If these boxes are checked, you may encounter errors in the postconfiguration phase in the Oracle Business Intelligence (BI) Cluster: [2012-01-17T15:14:03.000+00:00] [OracleBIClusterControllerComponent] [ERROR:1] [] [] [ecid: ] [tid: 77078700] [46137] CSF error encountered. Error code: 29181. [2012-01-17T15:14:03.000+00:00] [OracleBIClusterControllerComponent][ERROR:1] [] [] [ecid: ] [tid: 77078700] [71002] The Cluster
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Controller is terminating due to errors in the cluster configuration.
Installation Locations Specified Using Symbolic Links Causes Provisioning to Fail

On Unix platforms, specifying installation locations using symbolic links instead of full file paths, causes provisioning to fail. You must enter full file path in the Provisioning Wizard when asked to provide any file path, such as Oracle Fusion Applications Home, Application Configuration Directory, and so on. Using symbolic link paths cause provisioning to fail in later phases.
Provisioning Wizard Without Bash Command

On Oracle Solaris systems, when you run provisioningwizard.sh without using the bash command, the following error is displayed: Checking java and fusion repository setting... ./provisioningWizard.sh: CMD_ARGS=: is not an identifier Workaround Run the Provisioning Wizard as bash provisioningWizard.sh instead of ./provisioningWizard.sh.
Port Range Assignment Limitation

A port range assignment that overlaps with port number 11020 prevents successful completion of provisioning. Workaround Before you start provisioning an environment, confirm that the port range assignment in the provisioning plan does not overlap with port number 11020 in any provisioning plan. Otherwise, the provisioning process cannot complete..
Enabling Languages for SOA Human Workflow

Languages for SOA Human Workflow are disabled by default and do not include Arabic (ar) and Dutch (nl). Workaround
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If you plan to use different languages for SOA Human Workflow, perform the following steps either before provisioning a new environment or to manually enable languages after an environment has already been provisioned. Workaround Before Provisioning a New Environment 1. Create copy of the soa-hwf-configureLocaleList.py file in <FRAMEWORK_LOCATION>/provisioning/provisioning-build/ and name it soa-hwf-configureLocaleList.py.orig. 2. Edit soa-hwf-configureLocaleList.py by changing the two 0's, '0, 0' to '0, 1' in following line from: params = jarray.array([i, languageToCountryDict[i], variantFlag, 0, 0], Object) to: params = jarray.array([i, languageToCountryDict[i], variantFlag, 0, 1], Object) 3. If you plan to use the Arabic (ar) or the Dutch (nl) languages, then add the following lines after languageToCountryDict['fr']=': languageToCountryDict['ar']='' languageToCountryDict['nl']='' 4. Save the file. Then begin provisioning a new environment. Workaround After An Environment Has Already Been Provisioned To enable languages for SOA Human Workflow if your environment has been provisioning without the workaround above, follow the steps described in the "How to Change the Language in Which Tasks Are Displayed" section of the Oracle Fusion Middleware Developer's Guide for Oracle SOA Suite, 11g Release 1 (11.1.1.5.0), Part Number E10224-09. Instead of clicking the Language in the Name column, click Enable. Then set its value to 'true'. You will need to perform this workaround for every SOA cluster in every product family domain for every language where you want to enable additional languages. To ensure the changes take effect, restart the SOA clusters or servers.
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Caution: Add all languages at the beginning. If you add another language later, then any tasks previously written in other languages no longer appear in the worklist. For example, if the previously specified language was English, and you later added French, then any tasks written before you added French no longer appear in the worklist.
Provisioning on Microsoft Windows Platforms

Ensure that provisioning on Microsoft Windows platforms is performed from a Run as Administrator console. By default, the command prompt has the necessary privilege set. If not, you can run the Run as Administrator option by right-clicking Command Prompt from the Start menu.
JDK Warnings in Server Logs on Microsoft Windows Platforms

Server logs may contain JDK warnings such as the following if the jdk folder is an mklink. ------------------------------[WARN ][osal ][Thu Sep 22 07:57:52 2011][1316696272807][21084] Failed to init virtual size counter. [WARN ][osal ][Thu Sep 22 07:57:52 2011][1316696272808][21084] Could not add counter \Virtual Bytes for query ------------------------------These are just warnings and do not affect any servers. Workaround To suppress these warnings, add the following line in the <FRAMEWORK_LOCATION>\provisioning\provisioningplan\fusionapps_start_params.properties file -Xverbose:osal=error
Solaris Operating System Patches

During provisioning, the preverify phase (target) may display a message that some of the Solaris operating system patches are missing. On Solaris x8664, the following preverify failures may be reported: WARNING: Check:Patches failed. Checking for 127111-02; Not found. Failed <<<<
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Checking for 137111-04; Not found. The above failure messages can be ignored.
Failed <<<<
Out of Memory Errors on Solaris

On Oracle Solaris systems, during runtime, the following Out of Memory errors may be seen for the Procurement server and the SOA server in the Procurement Cluster (PRC) domain. These errors are seen in the procurement and the SOA log files: java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: PermGen space at sun.misc.Unsafe.defineClass(Native Method) at sun.reflect.ClassDefiner.defineClass(ClassDefiner.jav a:45) at sun.reflect.MethodAccessorGenerator$1.run (MethodAccessorGenerator.java:381). Workaround 1. Modify the fusionapps_start_params.properties file located in the ProcurementDomain/bin/ directory. 2. Add the following lines in the file: For Oracle Solaris on x86-64 (64-bit) Systems: fusion.ProcurementCluster.SunOS-i386.memoryargs= -XX:PermSize=256m-XX:MaxPermSize=756m XX:+UseParallelGC -XX:+HeapDumpOnOutOfMemoryError -XX:HeapDumpPath=PATH FOR HEAP DUMP FILE -XX:+ParallelGCVerbose For Oracle Solaris on SPARC (64-bit) Systems: fusion.ProcurementCluster.SunOS-sparc.memoryargs= -XX:PermSize=256m -XX:MaxPermSize=756m -XX:+UseParallelGC XX:+HeapDumpOnOutOfMemoryError -XX:HeapDumpPath=<PATH FOR HEAP DUMP FILE> -XX:+ParallelGCVerbose 3. Change PATH FOR HEAP DUMP FILE to a valid path where you want the head dump files to be written. 4. Restart the Procurement server and the SOA server in the Procurement Cluster domain.
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Opatch Utility Error

On Oracle Solaris systems, if you run the opatch utility from the Secure Enterprise Search Oracle home, then the following error is displayed: ./opatch version Fusion Middleware Home is corrupted (WebLogic Home is not found)! OPatch cannot proceed! OPatch returns with error code = 1 Workaround When you apply patches to the Secure Enterprise Search component, use the Opatch utility that is located in the fusionapps/applications directory. Set the PATH environment variable to point to the Opatch utility that is located in APPLICATIONS_BASE/fusionapps/applications/OPatch directory and run the OPatch command to apply the patches.
Information Identity Resolution

On Oracle Solaris on x86-64 (64-bit) systems, the Information Identity Resolution (IIR) installation fails as Oracle Fusion Data Quality uses Informatica IIR 901 SP1. Workaround Since IIR is currently not supported on Oracle Solaris on x86-64 (64-bit) systems, use a hybrid configuration where the CRM is deployed on Oracle Solaris on x86-64 (64-bit) systems and the Information Identity Resolution Server is deployed on Linux x86-64 systems. For more details, please contact Oracle Support.
Information Identity Resolution (IIR) Platform Installer Reference Incorrectly Set

The postconfigure target on Oracle Solaris on SPARC (64-bit) systems fail as the Information Identity Resolution (IIR) platform installer reference is incorrectly set in the build file. Workaround Modify the crm-iir-build.xml file. Change the value for the variable substring from:
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os name="SunOS"/ contains string="${iir.unix.arch}" substring="sun4u"/ to os name="SunOS"/ contains string="${iir.unix.arch}" substring="sun4"/
Error and Warnings in config-secondary.log File

On Oracle Solaris on x86-64 (64-bit) systems, the config-secondary target may fail during provisioning. The following error is displayed in the configsecondary.log file: weblogic.nodemanager.NMException: I/O error while reading domain directory Additional warning messages may be seen in config-secondary.log file. For example, for the FinancialDomain the following error may be displayed: The domain name 'FinancialDomain' was not found in the nodemanager.domains file. Will attempt to lookup the default domain directory for this request. There was a problem initializing the domain 'FinancialDomain' at ....... Workaround Add the domain entry for the required domain in the nodemanager.domain file, which is located under the <APPLICATIONS_BASE>/fusionapps/wlserver_10.3/common/no demanager/hostname directory as: Domain_Name=path_of_the_Domain Restart the config-secondary target after running the cleanup target and the restore target.
Load Balancer Validation Error in Configure Secondary Phase

If the Load Balancing Enabled check box is selected in your provisioning plan, an error message such as the following displays incorrectly in the Provisioning Wizard UI at the end of the configure secondary phase: Web Tier: private-configure-secondary validateLbrConsole - BUILD_ERROR: Failure:[[
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[logStatus] Failed connecting to http://<load balancer host>:<port>/console, Connection reset Workaround If the status column of the hosts contains a check icon, then the configuration secondary phase has completed successfully. Make sure the virtual host mode (name based, IP based, or port based) in the web tier configuration page of the provisioning plan matches the load balancer configuration. If they match and no other error displays in the provisioning wizard UI, then you can safely ignore this error and continue the configure secondary phase on the other hosts, if any, or proceed with the post configure phase. If you see other errors, then resolve them before proceeding to the next step.
Correct Java Platform Security (JPS) Root Node Creation

Provisioning a new Oracle Fusion Applications environment does not create the JPS root node correctly. If you use a pre-existing JPS Root Node provided by Oracle Identity Management (IDM), the following steps are not necessary. You want to create a new policy store JPS Root Node in LDAP during the provisioning process, you must add privileges to the policy store read/write user in the policy store before provisioning a new environment or the provisioning fails. Workaround: 1. Create a file named rwuserpolicy.txt (or any file name of your choice) in a host that connects to the LDAP policy store server 2. Enter the following four lines in this text file. dn: cn=directoryadmingroup,cn=oracle internet directory changetype: modify add: member member: <PolicyRWUser DN> Where <PolicyRWUser DN> is the distinguishing name of the bind user for the policy store created by IDM config tool. For example cn=PolicyRWUser,cn=Users,dc=us,dc=oracle,dc=com 3. Execute the following command from a terminal session of the LDAP policy store server. ldapmodify -h <policy store host> -p <policy store
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port> -D cn=orcladmin -w <password> rwuserpolicy.txt Where <policy store host> and <policy store port> are the host and port of the policy store Oracle Internet Directory (OID) to be used by the Oracle Fusion Applications environment, and <password> is the password for user cn=orcladmin of the policy store OID. If the file name is other than rwuserpolicy.txt, replace rwuserpolicy.txt with the name you used. 4. Proceed with the creation of a provisioning plan and provisioning a new environment. If you want provisioning to create a new policy store JPS Root Node, then make sure the Create OPSS Policy Store JPS Root Node box is checked in the Access and Policy Management Configuration page during creation of a provisioning plan. Otherwise, leave the box unchecked.
Postconfiguration Timeout Error on Windows x64

The default time set in NodeManagerServerStartTask.java is 2400 seconds. This is insufficient. Workaround Modify the <REPOSITORY_BASE>/provisioning/provisioningbuild/common-lifecycle-build.xml file as follows. 1. Add the parameter timeout=3600 in the nodeManagerStartServer target.
Postconfiguration Timeout Errors on Solaris

On Oracle Solaris on SPARC (64-bit) systems, the postconfiguration fails during the provisioning phase due to timeout errors. The following error messages are seen in the provisioning.log file. Error 1: Timed out attempting to acquire lock on: $APPLTOP/instance/provlocks/flex.lck. Waited for 1800 seconds Error 2: Waiting for taxonomy upload to complete on the CommonDomain host. You should ensure that
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postconfigure has been triggered on that host for this to proceed. After two hours, the postconfiguration fails with the following error: Either topology server is down or topology app needed for Flex Field artifact generation is down Workaround Workaround for Error 1: In the provisioning-build/base-fusion-app-build.xml file, change the timeout value for the flex.lck parameter from 1800 seconds to 5400 seconds. The timeout value for flex.lck parameter should be modified as follows: <synchronized lockFile="${provisioning.setup.common.core.locks.path }/flex.lck" timeout="5400"> Workaround for Error 2: In the provisioning-build/base-fusion-app-build.xml file, change the waitfor maxwait value from 120 minutes to 300 minutes. The waitfor maxwait value should be modified as follows: <waitfor maxwait="300" maxwaitunit="minute" checkevery="1" checkeveryunit="second">
Error Running Payroll Target on Oracle Fusion HCM Domain

On Oracle Solaris on SPARC (64-bit) systems, when you run the Payroll target for Oracle Fusion Human Capital Management domain, the following error is displayed: oracle.as.scheduler.ExecutionErrorException: Spawned job for request <REQUEST_ID> produced the error exit code: ERROR Ignore the error message as the Payroll target is successfully completed.
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Oracle Smart Update Utility Does Not Apply Oracle WebLogic Server Patches
During provisioning of Fusion Applications on IBM AIX on POWER Systems (64-bit), Oracle Smart Update (bsu) utility fails to apply Oracle WebLogic Server patches. This occurs when the APPLICATIONS_BASE path exceeds 80 characters. Before provisioning, ensure that the APPLICATIONS_BASE path is less than 80 characters.
Provisioning Performance on IBM AIX

On IBM AIX on POWER Systems (64-bit) systems, the provisioning performance slows down or times out when the Oracle Fusion Application Provisioning host, the Oracle Database host, and the Oracle Identity Management host are located in different subnets or when these hosts are situated at a distance of more than four network hops. Workaround For provisioning, use the hosts that are located in the same subnet or the hosts that are within a distance of four network hops.
Preverify Phase on AIX Platforms

During provisioning, the following error may appear in the log in the preverify phase on AIX platforms. Error: No valid pre-existing java environment setup at host: You can ignore this error, but review other errors in the preverify phase. Continue with the install phase if no other errors are found.
Missing Required oampassphrase Attribute in Preverify Phase

If you select the Open mode for Oracle Access Manager (OAM) Security Mode in the Access and Policy Management Configuration page of the Provisioning Wizard, then you will encounter the following error during the preverify target: The required attribute 'oampassphrase' is missing Workaround Correct the issue with the following steps.
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1. If you already started provisioning but encountering this error, then exit the Provisioning Wizard by closing the window. 2. Start or restart the Provisioning Wizard. If you are restarting, select Update an Existing Provisioning Plan in the Installation Options page, and select the provisioning plan that you used earlier. 3. Navigate through the Provisioning Wizard UI to the Access and OPSS Configuration page. 4. For OAM Security Mode a. Select Simple. b. Enter any text in the OAM Simple Model Passphrase field. c. Click Save. d. Switch the OAM Security Mode to Open. e. Click Save again. 5. Continue with updating the provisioning plan through the Summary page in the Provisioning Wizard and exit. 6. Delete the entire Oracle Fusion Application Home (APPLICATIONS_BASE) directory that you entered in the provisioning plan. 7. Restart the Provisioning Wizard and start Provisioning an Application Environment again.
Preverify Target Failure on IBM AIX

On IBM AIX on POWER Systems (64-bit), the preverify target fails due to number format exception and the following error message is displayed: java.lang.NumberFormatException: For input string: "XXXXX XXXXX" Ignore the error message and continue with the install target.
Preverify Phase Fails With Errors

When provisioning an applications environment, the following preverify phase errors in the Provisioning Wizard occur and Next is not enabled:
Cannot perform OAM Validation as SSL handshake error Invalid IDStore port
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2012-02-09 23:33:50.454 NOTIFICATION [logStatus] STATE=BUILD_ERROR!TIMESTAMP=2012-02-09 23:33:50 IST!TARGET=common-preverifysecurity!CATEGORY=BUILD_ERROR!DOMAIN=CommonDomain!HOS TNAME=host.company.com!PRODUCTFAMILY=fs!PRODUCT=Funct ional-Setup!TASK=validateOim!TASKID=fs.FunctionalSetup.BUILD_ERROR.common-preverifysecurity.validateOim!MESSAGE=List of failed Validation in OIM 1. OAM_Validation : Cannot perform OAM Validation as SSL handshake error. Please check the certificates. !DETAIL=List of failed Validation in OIM||1. OAM_Validation : Cannot perform OAM Validation as SSL handshake error. Please check the certificates.||!BUILDFILE=/u01/app/oracle/FA_PROV/pro visioning/provisioning-build/common-preverifybuild.xml!LINENUMBER=302! 2012-02-09 23:33:55.755 NOTIFICATION [logStatus] STATE=BUILD_ERROR!TIMESTAMP=2012-02-09 23:33:55 IST!TARGET=common-preverifysecurity!CATEGORY=BUILD_ERROR!DOMAIN=CommonDomain!HOS TNAME=host.company.com!PRODUCTFAMILY=fs!PRODUCT=Funct ional-Setup!TASK=validateOam!TASKID=fs.FunctionalSetup.BUILD_ERROR.common-preverifysecurity.validateOam!MESSAGE=Error 1 : IDSTORE_PORT : Invalid IDStore port. !DETAIL=Error 1 : IDSTORE_PORT : Invalid IDStore port.|!BUILDFILE=/u01/app/oracle/FA_PROV/provisioning /provisioning-build/common-preverifybuild.xml!LINENUMBER=323! Workaround These failures can be ignored. To suppress these preverify errors and to continue with provisioning, specify the -ignoreSysPrereqs command line option when running Provisioning Wizard or the runProvisioning script. To recover from the errors: 1. Exit the Provisioning Wizard by clicking the close window icon. 2. Restart Provisioning Wizard or the runProvisioning script with the ignoreSysPrereqs true command line option. For example, the following syntax suppresses these failures:
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$ provisioningWizard.sh -ignoreSysPrereqs true ... $ runProvisioning.sh -ignoreSysPrereqs true -plan ...

Note: After you start using the -ignoreSysPrereqs command line option, you need to specify it in all subsequent provisioning phases. If there are other errors in the preverify phase, you need to resolve them before continuing with the next provisioning phase.
Oracle Business Intelligence Sign In Requests Stop Responding

Oracle Fusion Applications pages that integrate Oracle Business Intelligence charts, reports, and dashboards need to be authenticated by Oracle Business Intelligence Presentation Services. If the authentication takes time, these Oracle Fusion Applications pages may stop responding . The SyncLogonTimeoutSecs timeout parameter helps in timing out the Oracle Business Intelligence request so that the Oracle Fusion Applications page can return quickly. Workaround 1. Sign in to Oracle Enterprise Manager http://<servername>:<port>/em 2. Select BIDomain in the Farm tree (Farm_BIDomain) 3. Go to Weblogic Domain in the BIDomain. 4. Select System MBean Browser from the Weblogic Domain menu. 5. Open Application Defined MBean 6. Navidate to oracle.biee.admin >Domain:BIDomain >BIDomain.BIInstance.PresentationServerConfiguration 7. Click on the attribute: SyncLogonTimeoutSecs 8. Change Value to 60 9. Click Apply. 10. Using Oracle Enterprise Manager, lock the record prior to making changes and commit once done. 11. You can verify the changes in the file $ORACLE_INSTANCE/config/OracleBIPresentationServicesCompone nt/coreapplication_obips1/instanceconfig.xml. The new value of 60 should be reflected: <NewSyncLogonWaitSeconds>60</NewSyncLogonWaitSeconds>
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12. Restart Oracle Business Intelligence Presentation Services for the change to take effect.
Oracle Business Intelligence Domain Patches Remove Financial Report Definitions

When patches are applied to the Business Intelligence (BI) domain, existing financial report definitions are removed. Workaround Backup the financial report definitions by exporting the reports, batches, or folders of reports and then reimporting them after the patch has been applied.
Oracle Business Intelligence Patches Fail in Online Mode

ON IBM AIX on POWER Systems (64-bit), Oracle Business Intelligence patches fail in online mode. Workaround Set the LIBPATH in the console windows where you want to execute the fapmgr command. For example, if the Oracle Business Intelligence home is located in the <APPLICATIONS_BASE>/fusionapps/bi directory, then you must set the LIBPATH as: LIBPATH=<APPLICATIONS_BASE>/fusionapps/bi/bifoundatio n/server/bin:<APPLICATIONS_BASE>/fusionapps/bi/bifoun dation/web/bin:APPLICATIONS_BASE/fusionapps/bi/bifoun dation/odbc/lib64:APPLICATIONS_BASE/fusionapps/bi/bif oundation/odbc/lib:APPLICATIONS_BASE/fusionapps/bi/li b
Adminserver Startup on IBM AIX

On IBM AIX on POWER Systems (64-bit), when you run the Adminserver startup for any domain, the following error is displayed in the runProvisioning-configure.log file: <org.apache.beehive.netui.pageflow.internal.AdapterMa nager> <BEA-000000> <ServletContainerAdapter manager not initialized correctly.>
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Ignore the error message as it does not affect the functionality.
Applying Patches to the ATGPF Component

When applying patches to the ATGPF component on Oracle Solaris systems, the following warning message is seen in the runProvisioninginstall.log file for the Opatch utility: -d64: not found Ignore the error message.
Information Identity Resolution (IIR) Installation on the CRM Host

On IBM AIX on POWER Systems (64-bit) GSI environment, where Oracle Fusion Customer Relationship Management (CRM) host is remote from the main host, if the postconfigure target, private-instal-iir-sw, fails during the Information Identity Resolution (IIR) installation on the CRM host, then you must manually install IIR. Workaround Perform the following steps: 1. In the <REPOSITORY_BASE>/provisioning/provisioning-build/crmbuild.xml file, comment out the following entry:  <guardedAntCall target="private-instal-iir-sw <guardedAntCall target="private-instal-iir-sw </guardedAntCall> 2. Rerun the postconfigure target after running the cleanup target and the restore target. 3. After provisioning is complete, install Information Identity Resolution (IIR) manually. Perform the following steps: a. Ensure the following prerequisites are complete before you install:
IIR wrapper and native bits are already staged under the
Fusion Applications repository, which is the REPOSITORY_BASE .
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The Fusion Applications Database has been set up for the
FUSION_DQ schema.
For CDRM template based Database, ensure that the
FUSION_TS_DQ tablespace has a minimum of 21 GB memory. b. Create install.props file using the following template: ORACLE_HOME=<APPLICATIONS_BASE>/dbclient TNS_ADMIN=<APPLICATIONS_BASE>/instance/ess/tnsadmin LD_LIBRARY_PATH=<APPLICATIONS_BASE>/dbclient/lib FUSION_STAGE_DIR=/installers/iir IIR_STAGE_DIR=<REPOSITORY_BASE>/installers/iir IIR_VERSION=IIR-901sp1-aix53_64 IIR_TOP=<APPLICATIONS_BASE> IIR_DB_HOSTNAME= IIR_DB_PORT= IIR_DB_SID= IIR_DB_USER= IIR_DB_PASSWD= ############################################## # ALL THESE PROPERTIES ARE NEEDED BY THE INSTALLER # DO NOT MODIFY THESE UNLESS NECESSARY ############################################## IIR_INSTALL_LOG_LOC=<APPLICATIONS_BASE>/logs/provisio ning/DQIIR IIR_INSTALL_TYPE=all IIR_INCLUDE_DOC=yes ############################################## # Default is one Server Instance ############################################## IIR_INSTANCE_1_PORT=1601 ############################################## # Not Implemented yet ############################################## IIR_INSTANCE_2_PORT= ############################################## # This option is needed if you want Search to be accessible through a Browser ############################################## IIR_HTTP=Y ############################################## # This is for Installing the IIR Control and Sync
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Objects (needed only for the #first time) ############################################## INSTALL_IIR_OBJECTS=Y ############################################## # This is needed for OEM Key ############################################## SSALI_MZXPQRS=STANISLAUS
Note: A sample install.props file is available in the <REPOSITORY_BASE>/installers/iir/fusion_iir directory.
c. Update the install.props file according to the Fusion Applications environment that is provisioned on your system. i. Replace all the occurrences of REPOSITORY_BASE and APPLICATIONS_BASE in the template with the absolute path to the Fusion Applications repository and the provisioned applications base location. Replace IIR_DB_HOSTNAME, IIR_DB_PORT, IIR_DB_SID, IIR_DB_USER, and IIR_DB_PASSWD parameters in the template with the actual Oracle Fusion Applications Database settings d. Navigate to the <REPOSITORY_BASE>/installers/iir/fusion_iir directory. e. Run the following command: runInstallers.sh <install.props>
ii.
Validate Phase on Linux Platforms

The following error may occur during the Validate phase on Linux platforms: "The HTTP request to <url>?status=500&errmsg=The Access Server has returned status that is unknown to the AccessGate. returned status: 200." Workaround There are two workarounds for this issue.
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1. You can ignore this error but you should review other errors in the Validate phase. If no other errors are found, click Cancel to terminate the provisioning process. The final provisioning summary file that describes the installation and includes the URL to the Oracle Fusion Applications home page is not created. Instead, you can go to the Oracle Fusion Applications home page directly at http://<address of the external virtual host for the common domain>:<external port, if applicable>/homePage. You can find the address and port of the external virtual host in the summary file created by the provisioning plan. 2. Alternatively, you may rerun the validate phase after making the following changes: a. Create a copy of the framework_location/provisioning/provisioningbuild/webgate-build.xml file and name it webgate-build.xml.orig. Then open webgate-build.xml for editing. b. Search for the line that contains the following text: <validateWebPageStatus Url ="http://${${component.key}.host.host.name}:${${compo nent.key}.webtier.port}/${${component.key}.diagnostic s.url}" responseCode="401" /> 3. Replace this text with the following text: <validateWebPageStatus Url ="http://${${component.key}.host.host.name}:${${compo nent.key}.webtier.port}/${${component.key}.diagnostic s.url}" responseCode="200,401" />
Validate Phase Error that the Oracle Business Intelligence Analytics Server Datasource Failed
During validate phase, you may see the following error message in the provisioning log: [2011-08-15T02:03:14.887-07:00] [runProvisioningvalidate] [WARNING] [][runProvisioning-validate] [tid: 10] [ecid: 0000J7CfUeg7m3A5Jbd9if1EIE2z000001,0] Following errors occurred while validating datasources on target ProcurementCluster: [Validation of datasource BIAnalyticsServer failed: Connection test failed with
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the following exception: java.lang.NullPointerException][2011-0815T02:03:14.949-07:00] [runProvisioning-validate] [NOTIFICATION] [] [runProvisioning-validate] [tid: 10] [ecid: 0000J7CfUeg7m3A5Jbd9if1EIE2z000001,0] [logStatus] STATE=BUILD_WARNING!TIMESTAMP=2011-08-15 02:03:14 PDT!TARGET=private-commonvalidate-with-wlswrapper!CATEGORY=BUILD_WARNING!DOMAIN=ProcurementDoma in!HOSTNAME=<host>!PRO DUCTFAMILY=prc!PRODUCT=ProcurementCommon!TASK=validateAllDataSources!TASKID=prc.Procure ment-Common.BUILD_WARNING.private-common-validatewith-wlswrapper.validateAllDataSources!MESSAGE=Following errors occured while validating datasources on target ProcurementCluster: [Validation of datasource BIAnalyticsServer failed: Connection test failed with the following exception: java.lang.NullPointerException]!DETAIL=Following errors occured while validating datasources on target ProcurementCluster: [Validation of datasource BIAnalyticsServer failed: Connection test failed with the following exception: java.lang.NullPointerException]!BUILDFILE=/faprov/pro visioning/provisioning-build/common-validatebuild.xml!LINENUMBER=792! This validation error can be ignored at this time. You also encounter this validation error when testing the BIAnalyticsServer datasource from the WebLogic console of the BI domain. To validate the BIAnalyticsServer datasource, sign into Oracle Fusion Procurement after Oracle Fusion Application environment setup is complete.
Validate Phase Error that the Oracle Business Intelligence CALCMGR Returned Status 500
During validate phase, you may see the following error in the provision log: [2011-11-18T22:56:30.159-05:00] [runProvisioningvalidate] [NOTIFICATION] [] [runProvisioningvalidate] [tid: 12] [ecid: 0000JEtrAsNBHBiOX6y0Tr1Elm7g000003,0] [logStatus]
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STATE=BUILD_ERROR!TIMESTAMP=2011-11-18 22:56:29 EST!TARGET=privatevalidate!CATEGORY=BUILD_ERROR!DOMAIN=NONE!HOSTNAME=<h ost>!PRODUCTFAMILY=bi!PRODUCT=BusinessIntelligence!TA SK=validateWebPageStatus!TASKID=bi.BusinessIntelligen ce.BUILD_ERROR.privatevalidate.validateWebPageStatus!MESSAGE=The HTTP request to http://<host>:<10217>/calcmgr/ returned status: 500.!DETAIL=The HTTP request to http://<host>:<port>/calcmgr/ returned status: 500.!BUILDFILE=/faprov/provisioning/provisioning/prov isioning-build/bi-build.xml!LINENUMBER=1449! [2011-11-18T22:56:30.191-05:00] [runProvisioningvalidate] [ERROR] [FAPROV-01045] [runProvisioningvalidate] [tid: 12] [ecid: 0000JEtrAsNBHBiOX6y0Tr1Elm7g000003,0] *** Validation Error! ***[[]] [2011-11-18T22:56:30.199-05:00] [runProvisioningvalidate] [ERROR] [] [runProvisioning-validate] [tid: 12] [ecid: 0000JEtrAsNBHBiOX6y0Tr1Elm7g000003,0] The HTTP request to http://<host>:<port>/calcmgr/ returned status: 500. You can safely ignore this error. To verify manually that the CALCMGR can be accessed, go to the following URL: http://<host>:<port>/calcmgr/index.htm Replace the values of <host>:<port> in the URL with those provided in the provisioning log.
Validate Phase Error that the HTTP Request to SOA Infrastructure Returned Status 302
During validate phase, you may see the following error in the provisioning log: [2011-11-18T22:30:07.422-05:00] [runProvisioningvalidate] [NOTIFICATION] [] [runProvisioningvalidate] [tid: 12] [ecid: 0000JEtrAsNBHBiOX6y0Tr1Elm7g000003,0] [logStatus] STATE=BUILD_ERROR!TIMESTAMP=2011-11-18 22:30:07 EST!TARGET=private-validateserver!CATEGORY=BUILD_ERROR!DOMAIN=CRMDomain!HOSTNAME =e<host>!PRODUCTFAMILY=crm!PRODUCT=SOA_Suite!TASK=val
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idateWebPageStatus!TASKID=crm.SOA_Suite.BUILD_ERROR.p rivate-validateserver.validateWebPageStatus!MESSAGE=The HTTP request to http://<host>:<port>//soa-infra returned status: 302.!DETAIL=The HTTP request to http://<host>:<port>//soa-infra returned status: 302.!BUILDFILE=/faprov/shared/provisioning/provisioni ng/provisioning-build/soa-build.xml!LINENUMBER=815! [2011-11-18T22:30:07.597-05:00] [runProvisioningvalidate] [ERROR] [FAPROV-01045] [runProvisioningvalidate] [tid: 12] [ecid: 0000JEtrAsNBHBiOX6y0Tr1Elm7g000003,0] *** Validation Error! ***[[]] [2011-11-18T22:30:07.601-05:00] [runProvisioningvalidate] [ERROR] [] [runProvisioning-validate] [tid: 12] [ecid: 0000JEtrAsNBHBiOX6y0Tr1Elm7g000003,0] The HTTP request to http://<host>:<port>//soa-infra returned status: 302. To verify the HTTP request is responding, manually go to the following URL: http://<host>:<port>/soa-infra Replace the values of <host>:<port> in the URL with those provided in the provisioning log.
Validate Phase Error About PKIX Path Building Failure

During the validate phase, you may see the following error in the provisioning log: [2011-11-18T22:56:26.049-05:00] [runProvisioningvalidate-logstatus] [NOTIFICATION] [] [runProvisioning-validate-logstatus] [tid: 12] [ecid: 0000JEtrAsNBHBiOX6y0Tr1Elm7g000003,0] [logStatus] STATE=BUILD_ERROR!TIMESTAMP=2011-11-18 22:56:26 EST!TARGET=privatevalidate!CATEGORY=BUILD_ERROR!DOMAIN=NONE!HOSTNAME=ho st!PRODUCTFAMILY=bi!PRODUCT=BusinessIntelligence!TASK =validateWebPageStatus!TASKID=bi.BusinessIntelligence .BUILD_ERROR.privatevalidate.validateWebPageStatus!MESSAGE=Failed connecting to https://<host>:<port>/analytics, sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCertPathBuilderExce
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ption: unable to find valid certification path to requested target!DETAIL=Failed connecting to https://<host>:<port>/analytics, sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCertPathBuilderExce ption: unable to find valid certification path to requested target!BUILDFILE=/faprov/provisioning/provisioningbuild/bi-build.xml!LINENUMBER=1437! [2011-11-18T22:56:26.465-05:00] [runProvisioningvalidate-logstatus] [NOTIFICATION] [] [runProvisioning-validate-logstatus] [tid: 12] [ecid: 0000JEtrAsNBHBiOX6y0Tr1Elm7g000003,0] [logStatus] STATE=BUILD_ERROR!TIMESTAMP=2011-11-18 22:56:26 EST!TARGET=privatevalidate!CATEGORY=BUILD_ERROR!DOMAIN=NONE!HOSTNAME=ho st!PRODUCTFAMILY=bi!PRODUCT=BusinessIntelligence!TASK =validateWebPageStatus!TASKID=bi.BusinessIntelligence .BUILD_ERROR.privatevalidate.validateWebPageStatus!MESSAGE=Failed connecting to https://<host>:<port>/aps, sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCertPathBuilderExce ption: unable to find valid certification path to requested target!DETAIL=Failed connecting to https://<host>:<port>/aps, sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCertPathBuilderExce ption: unable to find valid certification path to requested target!BUILDFILE=/faprov/provisioning/provisioningbuild/bi-build.xml!LINENUMBER=1444! You can safely ignore this error.
Validate Phase Error About Missing Text in CommonDomain config.xml

During the validate phase, you may see the following error in the provisioning log: [2011-11-18T22:24:42.854-05:00] [runProvisioning-
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validate] [NOTIFICATION] [] [runProvisioningvalidate] [tid: 12] [ecid: 0000JEtqQvMBHBiOX6z0Dr1Elm4b000003,0] [logStatus] STATE=BUILD_ERROR!TIMESTAMP=2011-11-18 22:24:42 EST!TARGET=common-validatesecurity!CATEGORY=BUILD_ERROR!DOMAIN=NONE!HOSTNAME=et aq781!PRODUCTFAMILY=fs!PRODUCT=fsdomain1!TASK=validat eFileContains!TASKID=fs.fsdomain1.BUILD_ERROR.commonvalidatesecurity.validateFileContains!MESSAGE=Validation Failed: The file '/APPLICATIONS_BASE/instance/domains/host.domain.com/ CommonDomain/config/config.xml' did not contain the text '389'!DETAIL=Validation Failed: The file '/APPLICATIONS_BASE/instance/domains/host.domain.com/ CommonDomain/config/config.xml' did not contain the text '389'!BUILDFILE=/faprov/provisioning/provisioning/pro visioning-build/common-validatebuild.xml!LINENUMBER=133! [2011-11-18T22:24:42.921-05:00] [runProvisioningvalidate] [ERROR] [FAPROV-01045] [runProvisioningvalidate] [tid: 12] [ecid: 0000JEtqQvMBHBiOX6z0Dr1Elm4b000003,0] *** Validation Error! ***[[ ]] [2011-11-18T22:24:42.929-05:00] [runProvisioningvalidate] [ERROR] [] [runProvisioning-validate] [tid: 12] [ecid: 0000JEtqQvMBHBiOX6z0Dr1Elm4b000003,0] Validation Failed: The file '/APPLICATIONS_BASE/instance/domains/host.domain.com/ CommonDomain/config/config.xml' did not contain the text '389'. If you use the default port value, 389, for the Identity Store Port in the Identity Configuration interview page during creation of a provisioning plan, then this error occurs. You can ignore this error and sign in to the Oracle Weblogic Server console successfully.
Jobs Based on Configuration

Oracle Fusion Applications includes a list of jobs that are relevant to the configuration that you have chosen to provision. These jobs are a set of external groups in the LDAP directory.
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When provisioning certain configurations, jobs from other configurations are needed to complete some business processes. If you select the Oracle Fusion Sales, Oracle Fusion Projects, or Oracle Fusion Procurement configuration, then you must also select the Oracle Fusion Enterprise Contracts configuration. If you select Sales or Marketing, then you must also select Customer Data Hub configuration.
Enabling Configurations That You Set Up During Provisioning

If the SOA Server is up and running for the Oracle Human Capital Management (HCM), Oracle Incentive Compensation (IC), Oracle Procurement (PRC), Oracle Projects (PRJ), and Oracle Supply Chain Management (SCM) domains at the end of the provisioning startup phase, use the Administration console to restart those servers. This allows certain configurations that were done during provisioning to take effect.
Correctly Starting a Server

In order to correctly start a server in an Oracle Fusion Applications provisioned environment, you must always use Node Manager instead of the generic Oracle WebLogic Server scripts. This ensures that the fusionapps start parameters will always be used by the server process(es). Once the Administration Server is up, you can start the Managed Server by going to the Administration console because this console uses Node Manager to start Managed Servers.
Post-configuration
When you run the postconfigure phase in Provisioning, there is no process to alert you if the Node Managers are not running. Workaround To check the status of Node Managers, run the following command before running the postconfigure phase: ps -aef|grep Nodenetstat -a|grep 5556 If the Node Managers are started, you will receive a message about the status of the Node Managers on that port. For example: <Mar 23, 2011 3:09:26 PM> <INFO> <Secure socket listener started on port 5556>
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If the Node Managers are not started, start them using the following steps. 1. Enter the following command on the command line. setenv WLST_PROPERTIES "Dweblogic.security.SSL.trustedCAKeyStore=<APPLICATION S_BASE>/fusionapps/wlserver_10.3/server/lib/fusion_tr ust.jks" where <APPLICATIONS_BASE> is the root directory under which the provisioned environment resides. 2. Within a WLST session invoked with wlst.sh/wlst.bat from <path_to_domain_home_of_the_domain>/fusionapps/oracle_common/ common/bin, enter the following commands. a. Connect to the domain. nmConnect('<node_manager_user_name>','<node_manager_p assword>','<node_manager_machine_name>','< node_manager_machine_port>', '<domain name>','<path_to_domain_home_of_the_domain>')
Note: Use the node manager user name and password, which is entered by the provisioning user when entering parameters for generating the provisioning plan.
For example a connection to the Common Domain might be: nmConnect('bootstrap_admin','welcome','weblogi c1. company.com','5556', 'CommonDomain','/oracle/fusion/top/instance/do mains/weblogic1.company.com/CommonDomain') b. Start the server nmStart(<WLS_server_name>) For example a connection to the Common Domain might be: nmStart(AdminServer)
Functional Setup Post-Configure Log File

The following error appears in the functional setup post-configure log file (runProvisioning-fs-postconfigure.log): *****FLEXFIELD DEPLOYMENT REPORT******* <ERROR>Application TopologyManagerServices is not
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registered with Deployments and ASK tables.--Aborting Flexfield Deployment **END*** This error means provisioning was unable to import flexfield data for the Topology Manager Service application. The error is harmless since this application does not have flexfield data.
Oracle Fusion Projects Preconfigure Phase Error

On Windows x64 platforms after the install phase, the following error occurs in the Oracle Fusion Projects domain during the preconfigure phase: Exception Reference from config plan WCOWLCSConnection not found in the connections.xml caught during editing WCOWLCSConnection. Workaround You do not need to perform this workaround if your platform is not Windows x64. After the install phase, make these changes on the Microsoft Windows x64 platform: 1. Rename <APPLICATIONS_BASE>\fusionapps\prj\deploy\EARProjectsFiancials _connectionPlan.xml to <APPLICATIONS_BASE>\fusionapps\prj\deploy\EARProjectsFiancials _connectionPlan.xml.orig. 2. Using the user interface of an unzip utility, such as WinZip, or 7-zip, extract EarProjectsFinancials_connectionPlan.xml (case sensitive) from <REPOSITORY_LOCATION>\installers\fusionapps\Disk1\stage\Comp onents\oracle.fusionapps.prj.deploy\11.1.1.5.1\1\DataFiles\filegroup3.j ar to <APPLICATIONS_BASE>\fusionapps\prj\deploy\
Caution: The file names are case sensitive. EARProjectsFinancials_connectionPlan.xml is the old name. EarProjectsFinancials_connectionPlan.xml is the new name.
3. Continue with the preconfigure phase.
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Oracle Configuration Manager

Oracle Configuration Manager is a data collector that collects key Oracle and system statistics of Oracle Fusion Applications and Oracle Fusion Middleware components.
Oracle Configuration Manager Is Initially Disabled

Oracle Configuration Manager is not enabled after installing and provisioning Oracle Fusion Applications until one or more offerings is enabled for implementation.
Oracle Identity Management Configuration

Configure LDAP Search To Enable Search Filters
Note: This requires the patch: ARU: 11.1.1.5.0 ARU 14068695
1. Create an ldiff file searchfilter_oid_tuning.ldif with the following content: dn: cn=dsaconfig, cn=configsets, cn=oracle internet directory changetype: modify add: orclinmemfiltprocess;dn orclinmemfiltprocess;dn: cn=Roles,cn=fscm,cn=FusionDomain,cn=JPSContext,cn=Fus ionAppsPolicies orclinmemfiltprocess;dn: cn=Roles,cn=crm,cn=FusionDomain,cn=JPSContext,cn=Fusi onAppsPolicies orclinmemfiltprocess;dn: cn=Roles,cn=hcm,cn=FusionDomain,cn=JPSContext,cn=Fusi onAppsPolicies orclinmemfiltprocess;dn: cn=Permission Sets,cn=fscm,cn=FusionDomain,cn=JPSContext,cn=FusionA ppsPolicies orclinmemfiltprocess;dn: cn=Permission Sets,cn=hcm,cn=FusionDomain,cn=JPSContext,cn=FusionAp psPolicies orclinmemfiltprocess;dn: cn=Permission Sets,cn=crm,cn=FusionDomain,cn=JPSContext,cn=FusionAp psPolicies orclinmemfiltprocess:dn; cn=Permissions,cn=JAAS Policy,cn=fscm,cn=FusionDomain,cn=JPSContext,cn=Fusio nAppsPolicies orclinmemfiltprocess;dn: cn=hcm,cn=FusionDomain,cn=JPSContext,cn=FusionAppsPol icies
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orclinmemfiltprocess;dn: cn=crm,cn=FusionDomain,cn=JPSContext,cn=FusionAppsPol icies orclinmemfiltprocess;dn: cn=fscm,cn=FusionDomain,cn=JPSContext,cn=FusionAppsPo licies 2. Run the following command: ldapmodify -p portNum -h hostname -D cn=orcladmin -f searchfilter_oid_tuning.ldif For more information on tuning related to the Oracle Fusion Applications integration with Oracle Identity Management, see Part V Identity Management Suite Components in the Oracle Fusion Middleware Performance and Tuning Guide, 11g (11.1.1), Part Number E10108-04.
Role Segregation of Duties Context Root

The Oracle HTTP Server configuration needs to include the role segregation of duties context root for Oracle Identity Management. Workaround 1. Stop the Oracle HTTP Server. For details, see the Oracle Fusion Applications Administrators Guide 11g, (11.1.1.5), E14496-01. 2. Locate the idm.conf file of the Oracle Identity Management domain supported by the Oracle HTTP Server. <IDM_DOMAIN>/config/OHS/<ohs_name>/moduleconf/idm.co nf 3. In the idm.conf file, copy the <Location/spml-xsd> block and paste it below to create a new block for role-sod. 4. In the pasted text block, replace spml-xsd with role-sod 5. Restart the Oracle HTTP Server. 6. Make this change to all the Oracle HTTP Servers that support the Oracle Identity Management domain by repeating Steps 1-5 for all Oracle HTTP Servers for the Oracle Identity Management domain.
Validation
If the Identity Store Enabled SSL check box is selected on the Identity Management Configuration page during the creation of a provisioning plan, you see the following validation errors during the preverify phase:
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Error 1: IDSTORE_IS_SSL_ENABLED : Validation error. IDSTore SSL flag is currently false. Error 2: OAM11G_OIM_OHS_URL :Invalid OIM URL Protocol. This failure can be ignored. Workaround To suppress prerequisite failures and allow provisioning to continue, specify the -ignoreSysPrereqs true when you run the Provisioning Wizard (provisioningWizard.sh) or when you run a provisioning phase (runProvisioning.sh).
Identity and Policy Management Configuration Page

On starting the Provisioning Wizard and proceeding to the Identity and Policy Management Configuration page, you cannot enter any value in the password field. This issue occurs on Oracle Linux 5 and Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 only when Smart Common Input Method (SCIM) is used along with Virtual Network Computing (VNC) to perform tasks on a remote system. The issue is not seen when the Oracle Fusion Applications Provisioning user interface is accessed directly on the computer or accessed using secure shell (.ssh). Workaround There are two ways to work around this issue: Add the following entry in the ~/.scim/config file: /FrontEnd/X11/Dynamic = true Remove the SCIM packages completely from the computer
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Oracle Business Intelligence

Installation Fails Connection When Accessing My Oracle Support Web
On IBM on AIX POWER Systems (64-bit), Oracle Business Intelligence installation fails with connectivity error when the user specifies a valid e-mail ID and password for the My Oracle Support Web site in the Specify Security Update screen. This issue is noticed when Oracle Configuration Manager (OCM) is configured on the system. Workaround Configure OCM manually after installing Oracle Business Intelligence. If OCM was not configured during Oracle Business Intelligence installation, that is, if you skipped the Specify Security Update screen during Oracle Business Intelligence installation, then perform the following steps: After installing Oracle Business Intelligence, navigate to the $ORACLE_HOME/ccr/bin directory. Run setupCCR to install and configure Oracle Configuration Manager for the first time. Provide a valid e-mail ID and password for the My Oracle Support Web site. If OCM was already installed, that is, if the Specify Security Update screen was selected during installation and authentication failed, then perform the following steps: After installing Oracle Business Intelligence, navigate to the $ORACLE_HOME/ccr/bin directory. Run configCCR to reconfigure OCM settings. Provide a valid e-mail ID and password for the My Oracle Support Web site. See the Oracle Configuration Manager Installation and Administration Guide for more details on using setupCCR and configCCR commands
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Applying Patches
Smart Update
In order to have Smart Update apply patches to the Oracle WebLogic Server after you have completed the provisioning of a new Oracle Fusion Applications environment, you must ensure that the patches are stored in a writable location. If they are not, Smart Update cannot apply the patches.
Patching Application Policies

While patching applications policies (system-jazn-data.xml files), you can safely ignore the following warning message: WARNING: Cannot instantiate permission class
Oracle Data Integrator

Oracle Fusion Applications Patches Containing Oracle Data Integrator (ODI) Artifacts
When upgrading an Oracle Fusion Applications deployment with a patch that contains Oracle Data Integrator (ODI) artifacts, work tables are not updated in the FUSION_ODI_STAGE schema. This causes an ORA error. Workaround You must manually drop the work tables from the FUSION_ODI_STAGE schema. These tables are recreated by Oracle Fusion Applications.
Known Issues in Common Reference Objects and Behaviors (11.1.1.5.1)

Common reference objects are defined centrally and shared across applications. This includes Applications Core objects. This section lists known issues in the following areas: Oracle Fusion Applications Database
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Oracle Fusion Applications User Interface Oracle Fusion Applications Search Common Applications Configuration Profile Options Flexfields Oracle Document Capture and Oracle Forms Recognition Oracle Business Intelligence Log files and Diagnostic Testing User Assistance for Common Reference Objects and Behaviors
Oracle Fusion Applications Database

Generated Histograms Are Incorrect
Gather Table Statistics using AUTO generates histogram buckets less than Number of Distinct Values. An Oracle Database performance problem can occur by missing a non popular value in the sample created from the table leading to a frequency histogram where the number of buckets is less than the number of values. Workaround Do not use sampling when gathering frequency. Alternatively, set the _fix_control= entry in init.ora to the following. _fix_control='5483301:off'
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Oracle Fusion Applications User Interface

Login Display Names
Oracle Fusion Applications integrates Oracle Identity Management (OIM). OIM provides the login ID and alternate display names stored in the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) stores. The Oracle Fusion Applications UI pages provided by Oracle Fusion Middleware Extensions for Applications (Applications Core) by default show the login ID. Only when the Display Name Language Preference is used do these UI pages show the alternate display name.
Business Unit Task List Task Sequence

The sequencing of tasks in the Business Unit task list in Oracle Fusion Setup Manager is incorrect. The Business Unit task list sequence is:
Define Business Units Manage Business Unit Verify Data Role Generation for Business Unit Provision Roles to Implementation Users for Business Unit Assign Business Unit Business Function Verify Data Role Generation for Business Unit Business Function Provision Roles to Implementation Users for Business Unit Business
Function
Manage Business Unit Set Assignment Manage Service Provider Relationships View Service Clients View Available Asset Books Specify Customer Contract Management Business Function Specify Supplier Contract Management Business Function Properties Configure Procurement Business Function Configure Requisitioning Business Function
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Oracle Business Intelligence Portlets Accessibility

Oracle Business Intelligence portlets do not initially detect the Oracle Fusion Applications Preferences settings for accessibility automatically. Workaround Accessibility may be enabled by signing into Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition, navigating to My Account, and setting Accessibility Mode to On.
Oracle Business Intelligence Dashboards and Reports

Oracle BI Applications dashboards and reports are visible even when Oracle Business Analytics Warehouse is not implemented. Users who are provisioned with associated Oracle Business Intelligence duty roles encounter an error when attempting to access the Oracle Business Intelligence dashboard tab and Oracle BI Applications dashboards and reports within the Oracle BI Presentation Catalog. Workaround Hide the Oracle Business Intelligence dashboard tab and Presentation Catalog-driven Oracle BI Applications Reports and Subject Areas from the Home page and Navigator by manually removing all Oracle Business Intelligence duty roles from associated enterprise job role hierarchies by performing the Manage Duties task in the Authorization Policy Manager. You can access the Manage Duties task by starting in the Setup and Maintenance Overview page and searching for Manage Duties. To hide the tabs to Oracle BI Applications dashboards within the Home page and on the Navigator, remove Oracle Business Intelligence duty roles from the following job roles. Job Role Financial Analyst Duty Role Profitability Business Intelligence Management Duty (GL_PROFITABILITY_BI_DUTY) Profitability Business Intelligence Management Duty (GL_PROFITABILITY_BI_DUTY) Accessed Dashboard Profitability
General Accountant
Profitability
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Job Role Accounts Payable Manager Asset Accounting Manager
Duty Role Payables Business Intelligence Management Duty (AP_BI_DUTY) Fixed Asset Business Intelligence Management Duty (FA_BI_DUTY)
Accessed Dashboard Payables Fixed Assets
To hide BI Applications reports and subject areas in the Oracle BI Presentation Catalog and the Oracle BI repository, respectively, remove the relevant duty roles from the following job roles. Job Roles Accounts Payable Manager Duty Role Accounts Payable Managerial Analysis Duty Accounts Receivable Managerial Analysis Duty Reports and Subject Area Payables Receivables
Accounts Receivable Manager Financial Analyst CFO Controller General Accounting Manager General Accountant
General Ledger & Profitability Managerial Analysis Duty
Profitability
Assets Accounting Manager Line Manager Expense Manager
Assets Accounting Managerial Analysis Duty Line Managerial Analysis Duty Expense Management Analysis Duty
Fixed Assets Employee Expenses Employee Expenses
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Job Roles Corporate Card Administrator
Duty Role Corporate Card Administration Analysis Duty
Reports and Subject Area Employee Expenses
For additional information, see the Oracle Business Intelligence Applications Duty Role Security Assignments for Oracle Fusion Applications (Doc ID 1333454.1) on My Oracle Support. See the Oracle Fusion Middleware Oracle Authorization Policy Manager Administrator's Guide (Oracle Fusion Applications Edition), 11g (11.1.1.5.0), Part Number E20839-01 for details about removing duty roles from role hierarchies.
Caution: Make a note of the duty roles you have removed. These duty roles must be restored for implementing Oracle BI Applications at a later time. Implementers of Oracle BI Applications may need to verify that the necessary duty roles are present in the Oracle Fusion Applications deployment.
Oracle Fusion Applications Search

Oracle Fusion Applications Search is embedded within Oracle Fusion Applications. This section lists known issues in the following areas: General Issues in Oracle Fusion Applications Search Oracle Fusion Applications Search Filters and Crawls
General Issues in Oracle Fusion Applications Search

Oracle Fusion Applications Search May Become Unavailable
Oracle Fusion Applications Search may become unavailable if a search application for a provisioned product family cannot be authenticated because its associated plug-in has become unavailable. In cases where two or more of the following product families are provisioned, only one search application is used as the identity plug-in endpoint for user authentication.
Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Financials and Supply Chain Management (FSCM) Human Capital Management (HCM)
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Depending on your deployment topology and the order in which product families were provisioned, the actual identity plug-in endpoint varies. The search application registered as the Oracle Fusion Applications Search identity plug-in endpoint needs to be set up for High Availability. Out of the box, each of the three search applications is deployed and installed into a WebLogic Services (WLS) cluster with one server.
Note: Oracle Secure Enterprise Search (SES) provides the fundamental search capability of Oracle Fusion Applications Search.
Workaround Set up high availability by adding more WLS servers into the cluster. See the Oracle Fusion Middleware High Availability Guide, 11g (11.1.1), Part Number E10106-15, for the steps required to add more managed servers into the cluster. Use the following steps to find the search application used as the Oracle Fusion Applications Search identity plug-in endpoint. 1. Log into the Oracle SES Administration UI with the administration user name and password at the following URL. http: <host_name>:<port>/search/admin/control/login.jsp For example: http://adcdab04.us.oracle.com:7016/search/admin/cont rol/login.jsp 2. Click Global Settings 3. Click Identity Management Setup The values for HTTP endpoint for authentication and the User ID identify the search application used. For example: User ID = FUSION_APPS_CRM_ECSF_SEARCH_APPID means that the CRM search application is used. User ID = FUSION_APPS_HCM_ECSF_SEARCH_APPID means that the HCM search application is used. User ID = FUSION_APPS_FSCM_ECSF_SEARCH_APPID means that the Financial search application is used. 4. Change the HTTP endpoint for authentication and the User ID values to the other corresponding active search application.
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Oracle Fusion Applications Search May Limit Some Users Access

Users who run searches before all of the components of Oracle Fusion Applications have completely started up, may lose access to data normally found through Oracle Fusion Applications Search. These users continue to have access to the data through other user interface pages, but Oracle Fusion Applications Search ignores their authorization to search for some types of data. Workaround The Oracle Secure Enterprise Search configuration parameter preserveStateSecurityFilterOnError controls this behavior. The default setting is tuned for maximum availability of the Oracle Fusion Applications Search feature, except during the system startup. If it is difficult or impractical to prevent all user access to the system during the short period of time while various components of the Fusion Applications environment are starting up, then you may choose to reset this setting from the default value (false) to true. To alter the default setting, see detailed instructions for setting the preserveStateSecurityFilterOnError in the queryConfig section of the Administration Object Types chapter of the Oracle Secure Enterprise Search Administration API Guide, 11g Release 2 (11.2.1), Part Number E17595-04.
Oracle Fusion Applications Search Wildcard Option

Wildcard search is disabled by default so that the Secure Enterprise Search wildcard characters, ? and *, are treated like any other special character. That is, they are ignored and treated like spaces. Without wildcard search, you are limited to searching word stems. Workaround Set the search:enableWildcardQueries configuration parameter to true. For detailed instructions, see the Oracle Secure Enterprise Search Administration API Guide, 11g Release 2 (11.2.1), Part Number E1759504.
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Oracle Fusion Applications Search Security for Items Is Incomplete

The security model for Oracle Fusion Product Information Management is not yet fully reflected in Fusion Applications Search. Some users with access to Item selection UIs are able to find Items through Search, but see an error when they attempt to drill down to the Item workarea for details. Workaround If you have implemented a detailed security model for your Item Master in Oracle Fusion Product Information Management, it may be preferable to leave Items out of your Fusion Applications Search implementation. Only searchable objects that are deployed and crawled using Oracle Enterprise Manager are exposed through Search in the UI, so Items are not available through search until you take action.
Oracle Fusion Applications Search Crawls

Incremental Crawls Fail When No Records Are Present in the ECSF_SEARCHABLE_CHANGE_LOG Table
Before running an incremental crawl, Oracle Enterprise Crawl and Search Framework (ECSF) checks for records in the table ECSF_SEARCHABLE_CHANGE_LOG. If no prior crawl (on any Searchable Object) has entered records in this table, an incremental crawl can fail because zero records are found there. This only occurs if the table has never held any records, not merely because the table is currently empty. Workaround Connect to the Oracle Fusion Applications Database and execute the following SQL commands that insert a record into the change log table and then delete it. Insert into ECSF_SEARCHABLE_CHANGE_LOG (EVENT_INSTANCE_ID,OBJECT_NAME,CHANGE_TYPE,CRAWL_STAT US,ID_TYPE,PK_NAME_1,PK_VALUE_1,CHANGE_DATE,CREATED_B Y,CREATION_DATE,LAST_UPDATED_BY,LAST_UPDATE_DATE) values (9999999999999999,'dummy','ERROR','N','PK','dummy','d ummy',to_date('10-JUN-10','DD-MONRR'),'dummy',to_timestamp('01-JAN-11 12.00.00.000000000 AM','DD-MON-RR HH.MI.SS.FF
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AM'),'dummy',to_timestamp('01-JAN-11 12.00.00.000000000 AM','DD-MON-RR HH.MI.SS.FF AM')); commit; delete from ECSF_SEARCHABLE_CHANGE_LOG where EVENT_INSTANCE_ID = 9999999999999999; commit;
Intermittently Incomplete Crawls

Crawling Oracle Fusion Applications data for use by the Oracle Fusion Application Search feature may be intermittently incomplete due to long running HTTP requests. This results in incomplete data being indexed and available for Oracle Fusion Application Search.
Note. Data that is not crawled due to this issue is logged and crawled in the next scheduled incremental crawl.
A WebLogic server configuration setting is available to resolve this issue. Depending on the Oracle Fusion Applications products installed, the configuration change needs to be applied to one or more of the following managed servers:
CRM Search Server (crmSearch) FSCM Search Server (fscmSearch) HCM Search Server (hcmSearch)
Workaround Increase the value of Complete Message Timeout for the search servers. Use the following steps to configure the Complete Message Timeout value to address the issue. Perform the following steps for each of the CRM, FSCM, and HCM domains. 1. Log into the administration console (of CRM, FSCM, or HCM domain). 2. Click Lock & Edit on the left side. 3. Navigate to Environment > Servers. 4. Click on <Search server name> such as CRM Search Server, HCM Search Server, or Financial Search Server. 5. Click on the Protocols tab.
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6. Locate 'Complete Message Timeout' setting and increase the value to '300' seconds. 7. Click Save. 8. Click Activate changes. 9. Restart the servers. The above steps can be automated by using the following WLST script. import sys # This script changes the CompleteMessageTimeout for ALL servers in the domain # Usage: # java weblogic.WLST increase-complete-messagetimeout.py <server-name> <url> <user-name> <password> <timeout-value> # def getParam(pos, default): value=None try: value=sys.argv[pos] except: value=default return value server=getParam(1, "t3://localhost:7001") url=getParam(2, "t3://localhost:7001") user=getParam(3, "weblogic") password=getParam(4, "welcome1") value=int(getParam(5, 300)) try: connect(user,password,url) edit() startEdit() cd('/Servers') servers=cmo.getServers() cd('/Servers/' + serverName) oldVal=cmo.getCompleteMessageTimeout() print 'Changing CompleteMessageTimeout of %s from %d to %d' % (s.getName(), oldVal, value) cmo.setCompleteMessageTimeout(value) save() activate() disconnect()
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except: print "Got exception" exit(defaultAnswer='y',exitcode=1) 10. Save the above script to a file such as /home/myhome/increasecomplete-message-timeout.py 11. Locate the directories for CRM, FSCM, and HCM domains. 12. Open shell and setup environment by running the setDomainEnv.sh or setDomainEnv.cmd 13. Run the script using the following command: java weblogic.WLST increase-complete-messagetimeout.py <server-name> <url> <user-name> <password> <timeout-value> 14. Restart the servers.
Search Crawl Status May Be Misleading

When incremental crawls are run on a regularly scheduled basis (rather than started by an administrator) the SES Administration page reports an error status upon completion even when the crawl has completed normally. You see the following error after clicking on the Scheduled status link on the details page for the Schedule. EQG-10039: ***Crawler raised the following error for data source [data source] at time [mon dd, yyyy hr:mi:sec]*** oracle.security.jps.az.internal.common.scanner.Policy ChangeScannerThread run INFO: Policy store cleanup thread started. Workaround The correct status is available by drilling down to the log file associated with the Schedule and scrolling to the summary report near the end of the log.
Deadlocked Search Crawls

If multiple crawls are run simultaneously on objects that have not been fully crawled in past runs, deadlocks may occur in the SES code that handles registration of new document attributes not previously seen during a crawl. A typical error of this kind might look like:
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EQG-30100: Internal error: java.sql.SQLException: ORA-20000: Oracle Secure Enterprise Search error EQG-10906: failed to register the document attribute ORA-00060: deadlock detected while waiting for resource ORA-06512: at ""SEARCHSYS.EQ$UPD_INST"", line 19 ORA06512: at ""SEARCHSYS.EQ$UPD_INST_TRG78"", line 1 ORA-04088: error during execution of trigger 'SEARCHSYS.EQ$UPD_INST_TRG78' ORA-01403: no data found ORA-06512: at ""SEARCHSYS.EQ_ERR"", line 260 ORA-06512: at line 1 , from: AttributeManager.registerDocAttribute; attr. name=ACCOUNT_NUMBER, attr. type = 1 Workaround Re-running the affected crawl(s) or simply waiting for the next scheduled incremental crawl to run generally clears up any issues.
Oracle Fusion Applications Search May Not Crawl All Data Correctly in All Languages
The procedure for running crawls in a given language is to set the FND_LANGUAGE Profile Option for the following three pillar-specific crawl APPIDs to the language desired prior to starting the crawl process: 1. FUSION_APPS_CRM_ECSF_CRAWL_APPID 2. FUSION_APPS_FSCM_ECSF_CRAWL_APPID 3. FUSION_APPS_HCM_ECSF_CRAWL_APPID For languages that have more than one locale (such as Simplified Chinese vs. Traditional Chinese) there is an issue with ECSF that prevents translated labels from being correctly incorporated into the body of documents for indexing.
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Common Applications Configuration

Manage ESS Job Definitions
The list of Enterprise Scheduler job definitions on the Manage Job Definitions page is not restricted to the job definitions belonging to the Java EE application of the setup task. For example, when users access the Manage Custom Enterprise Scheduler Jobs for HCM Benefits task from the Setup and Maintenance area, all job definitions are available, not just those specific to Oracle Fusion Benefits. Workaround Users must select the setup task for the application that corresponds to the application of the job definition that they want to create or edit. Otherwise, the job will not function properly. For example, the user wants to edit a Benefits job definition, which is available from any job definition task. However, the user must select the Manage Custom Enterprise Scheduler Jobs for HCM Benefits task to open the Manage Job Definitions page and edit the Benefits job definition.
Set-Enabled Reference Data

The Reference Data Set data role template is not automatically invoked when creating a new reference data set. This prevents implementation users from accessing reference data sets to perform tasks such as those for defining work structures in Human Capital Management where set-enabled reference data is required. Workaround Manually generate the Reference Data Sharing data roles in the Authorization Policy Manager using the "Manage Data Role Templates" task in Oracle Fusion Applications.
Profile Options
Profile Option Caching
Multiple successive attempts to launch tasks for managing specific profile option values from the Setup and Maintenance work area within the same session may erroneously result in the previously selected profile option being displayed, or a blank page being displayed, due to caching issues.
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For example, within the same session you execute Task A for managing values for a specific profile option A, then Task B for managing values for a specific profile option B. Caching issues may prevent task B from properly displaying the values for profile option B.
Flexfields
A flexfield is an extensible data field that is divided into segments and available for capturing enterprise specific information.
Incorrect Deployment Diagnostics

When a patch containing flexfield artifacts is applied to Oracle Fusion Applications, the Diagnostics report may report that flexfield deployment tasks were successful even if some of the flexfields failed. Workaround To confirm that all flexfields deployed successfully, you must review the log file and check for any error messages related to flexfields.
Required Manual Redeployment After Setup Migration

When exporting or importing setup data for the following business objects from one Oracle Fusion Applications instance to another, flexfields are not automatically redeployed.
Application Descriptive Flexfield Application Extensible Flexfield Application Key Flexfield
Workaround Manually redeploy flexfields after data migration.
Value Set Changes

After value set changes, affected flexfields are not automatically redeployed. The deployment status of extensible flexfields is not automatically updated to Edited based on value set changes, as is the case for descriptive flexfields and key flexfields.
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Workaround If value sets changed, manually redeploy the affected flexfields. In the case of key flexfields and descriptive flexfields, you can redeploy based on the deployment status having changed to Edited. In the case of all flexfields, after changing a value set check the usages of the value set by performing the Manage Value Sets task. Value set usage identifies the flexfields where the selected value set is currently used. Manually redeploy these flexfields.
Oracle Document Capture and Oracle Forms Recognition

Installation
The Oracle Document Capture and Oracle Forms Recognition products are not installed automatically during the provisioning of the Oracle Fusion Applications. However, the installers are available in the installer repository <repository_download_location>/installers, where other applications-related installers are stored. For more information about the repository, see "Creating the Provisioning Repository" in the Oracle Fusion Applications Installation Guide, 11g (11.1.1.5), Part Number E16600-01. Workaround You need to manually install and configure Oracle Document Capture and Oracle Forms Recognition. For detailed instructions, see "Setting Up Oracle Document Capture and Oracle Forms Recognition in the Financials" in the Oracle Fusion Applications Post-Installation Guide, 11g (11.1.1.5.1), Part Number E22380-01.
Oracle Business Intelligence

Oracle Fusion Transactional Business Intelligence
The complete inventory organization hierarchy cannot be navigated in the Shipping subject area. All item dimension attributes are exposed in all subject areas. Only selected item dimension attributes should be exposed for each subject area.
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Oracle Business Intelligence Answers

Using the Segment Dimension Presentation Layer hierarchy in Oracle Business Intelligence Answers does not return any rows. Workaround Apply a Tree Filter to filter your selection and then run search.
Log Files and Diagnostic Testing

Diagnostic Testing Configuration
You must complete certain manual configuration steps in order to perform diagnostic tests using the diagctl.sh command line interface. Workaround 1. Use an administrative account that is entitled to log in to the operating system of an Oracle Fusion Applications domains primordial host. 2. Navigate to the <APPLICATIONS_BASE>/domains/<primordial_host_name>/C ommonDomain/config/fmwconfig/ directory, where <APPLICATIONS_BASE> is the path to the root directory under which the provisioned environment resides and <primordial_host_name> is the name of the primordial host. 3. Copy the jps-config-jse.xml file to the directory that contains the diagctl.sh file, <APPLICATIONS_BASE>/fusionapps/atgpf/bin. 4. Navigate to <APPLICATIONS_BASE>/fusionapps/atgpf/bin. 5. Using a text editor of your choice, add the following lines to your copy of the jps-config-jse.xml file, placing the new lines between <jpsContexts> and </jpsContexts>. <jpsContext name="appsdiag"> <serviceInstanceRef ref="credstore.ldap"/> <serviceInstanceRef ref="policystore.ldap"/> <serviceInstanceRef ref="idstore.ldap"/> <serviceInstanceRef ref="idstore.loginmodule"/> </jpsContext> 6. Save the jps-config-jse.xml file 7. As a general precaution, Oracle recommends that you make a backup copy of the diagctl.sh file.
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8. While still in the <APPLICATIONS_BASE>/fusionapps/atgpf/bin directory, use a text editor to open the original diagctl.sh file and locate the following line in the file: APPLCORE_LIBDIR="${JBHOME}/jdev/oaext/adflib" 9. Modify this line to read as follows: APPLCORE_LIBDIR="${MW_HOME}/atgpf/atgpf/modules/oracl e.applcore.model_11.1.1" 10. Save the diagctl.sh file 11. For any administrative account that needs to use the diagctl.sh command line interface, use a command such as the following to set the DIAGJPSCONFILEFILE environment variable to the location of the modified jps-config-jse.xml file. setenv DIAGJPSCONFIGFILE <APPLICATIONS_BASE>/fusionapps/atgpf/bin/jps-configjse.xml
Note: For successful authentication, the DIAGJPSCONFIGFILE environment variable must be correctly set for any operating system session in which the diagctl.sh command line interface is used.
After you complete these steps, you can run diagctl.sh from the primordial host.
Scheduling Diagnostic Tests

The ability to schedule diagnostic tests is supported only if the Oracle Fusion Applications configuration that you have provisioned includes Oracle Enterprise Scheduler.
Profile Option Logging

Logging profile options for the Product level is enabled, but the Product level is not supported for logging profile options.
AFLOG_EXTENDED_ENABLED Profile Option

The AFLOG_EXTENDED_ENABLED profile option determines whether to log the following extended attributes:
Message Cause
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User Action User Detail Admin Action Admin Details
When the value of this profile option is N, none of these extended profile options is logged. Workaround When the value of the AFLOG_EXTENDED_ENABLED profile option is Y, the Message Cause extended attribute is always logged. The additional extended attributes that are logged depend on the value of the FND_MESSAGE_MODE profile option. When the value of the AFLOG_EXTENDED_ENABLED profile option is Y and the value of the FND_MESSAGE_MODE profile option is USER, the User Action and User Details extended attributes are logged, along with Message Cause. When the value of the AFLOG_EXTENDED_ENABLED profile option is Y and the value of the FND_MESSAGE_MODE profile option is ADMIN, the Admin Action and Admin Details extended attributes are logged, along with Message Cause.
Known Issues in Oracle Fusion Customer Relationship Management (11.1.1.5.1)

This section lists known issues in the following areas: File-based Data Import Session Impersonation Personalization Oracle Fusion CRM Common Components Oracle Fusion Assignment Manager Oracle Fusion Customer Relationship Management for Microsoft Outlook Records
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Oracle Partner Relationship Management Oracle Fusion Marketing Oracle Fusion Marketing and Oracle Fusion Sales Oracle Fusion Sales Territory Management Oracle Fusion Sales Quota Management Oracle Fusion Sales Predictor Oracle Fusion Sales Forecasting Oracle Fusion Lead Management Oracle Fusion Customer Data Management Oracle Fusion Opportunity Management Oracle Fusion Customer Center Oracle Fusion Customer Relationship Management User Assistance
File-Based Data Import

Importing Into Read-Only Fields on Extended or Custom Objects
If the Oracle CRM Application Composer has been used to create a custom object, and that custom object has a field that has been defined as not updateable, then the File-Based Data Import process is not able to import data into that custom object. The import process results in an error due to the non-updatable (read-only) field. This same error occurs if Oracle CRM Application Composer is used to add custom attributes to a predefined object, and those attributes have been defined as not updatable. Workaround For each field where the Updateable constraint has been un-checked in Oracle CRM Application Composer, click on the Calculator icon to the right of Updatable constraint check box and add the following Groovy expression: return(false)
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This keeps the field read-only, but allows the File Based Data Import process to successfully import data into this field.
Session Impersonation
Restricted Search
User Search for assigning impersonation grants does not return any results when searched for a CRM enterprise role user. The search logic is restricted to the application stripe that the search flow is hosted in, such as FSCM. For example, a search for channel_operations_manager will not return any results in the Search UI. Workaround Impersonation User search for 11g (11.1.1.5.1) checks users for the Impersonation privilege in only a single application stripe, such as Financials and Supply Chain Management (FSCM). Any enterprise roles that need the Impersonation privilege must be mapped to the FND_IMPERSONATOR_DUTY_ROLE. For example, map the CRM Channel Manager job role to the FND_IMPERSONATOR_DUTY_ROLE in the FSCM strip. To map an enterprise role to the FND_IMPERSONATOR_DUTY_ROLE, perform the Manage Duties in the Authorization Policy Manager. You can access the Manage Duties task by starting in the Setup and Maintenance Overview page and searching for Manage Duties.
Note: The environment must be centrally controlled to use the Authorization Policy Manager for this role mapping task.
1. In the Authorization Policy Manager, search for FND_IMPERSONATOR_DUTY_ROLE in the stripe where impersonation needs to be extended to other application stripe users, such as the FSCM stripe. 2. Open the FND_IMPERSONATOR_DUTY_ROLE application role and view the External Role Mapping tab. Two enterprise roles are mapped by default in the FSCM stripe. 3. To add a role to the mapping, click Add and then Search. From the search results, select the enterprise role provisioned to users who require the Impersonation privilege, such as the CRM Channel Manager job role.
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4. Complete the Add action and confirm that the desired enterprise role is added to the external role mapping for FND_IMPERSONATOR_DUTY_ROLE. For details about using the Authorization Policy Manager, see the Oracle Fusion Middleware Oracle Authorization Policy Manager Administrator's Guide (Oracle Fusion Applications Edition), 11g (11.1.1.5.0), Part Number E20839-01.
Personalization
Inconsistent Implicit Personalization Behavior
Inconsistent implicit personalization behavior between sessions occurs in the following Oracle Fusion CRM applications: Oracle Fusion CRM Common Oracle Fusion Territory Management Oracle Fusion Customer Center Oracle Fusion Marketing Oracle Fusion Order Capture Common Components Oracle Fusion Sales Workaround Make the following changes to the adf-config.xml file as a postdeployment activity.
Note: These steps are applicable only for the Oracle Fusion CRM applications where implicit personalization behavior is supported, as listed under issue.
1. Shutdown the domain where the application is deployed. 2. Search for adf-config.xml file. For example, for Sales application, this file is typically located at Sales<deploy@directory>/SalesApp/V2.0/app/SalesApp/adf/METAINF/adf-config.xml 3. Back up adf-config.xml file. 4. Open adf-config.xml file in a text editor and comment out all occurrences of the tag <adf-faces-config> under the root node <adf-config .></adf-config> Example:
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 5. Add the following after the commented section. <adf-faces-config xmlns="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/faces/config"> <persistent-change-manager> <persistent-change-managerclass>oracle.adf.view.rich.change.MDSDocumentChangeM anager</persistent-change-manager-class> </persistent-change-manager> <taglib-config> <taglib uri="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/pageeditor"> <tag name="layoutCustomizable">  <attribute name="layout"> <persistchanges>true</persist-changes></attribute> </tag> </taglib> <taglib uri="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/faces/customizable" > <tag name="showDetailFrame"> <persist-operations>all</persist-operations>  <attribute name="disclosed"> <persist-changes>true</persist-changes> </attribute> <attribute name="height"> <persist-changes>true</persist-changes> </attribute> </tag>  <tag name="portlet"> <attribute name="disclosed"> <persist-changes>true</persist-changes> </attribute> <attribute name="height"> <persist-changes>true</persist-changes>
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</attribute> </tag> </taglib> <taglib uri="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/faces/rich"> <tag name="column"> <persist-operations>all</persist-operations> <attribute name="displayIndex"> <persist-changes>true</persist-changes> </attribute> <attribute name="visible"> <persist-changes>true</persist-changes> </attribute> <attribute name="width"> <persist-changes>true</persist-changes> </attribute> </tag> </taglib> </taglib-config> </adf-faces-config> 6. Specifically for Customer Center, and as an additional step, locate these lines under the <mds:cust-config> section: <mds:match path="/oracle/apps/"> <mds:customization-class name="oracle.apps.fnd.applcore.customization.ProductF amilyCC"/> <mds:customization-class name="oracle.apps.fnd.applcore.customization.SiteCC"/ > </mds:match> When you comment out the lines, they appear as:  7. Save and close the file.
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8. Start up the domain that hosts the Oracle Fusion CRM application.
Oracle Fusion CRM Common Components

Custom Top-Level Objects and Extensions to Notes and Interactions
Custom top-level objects and extensions to notes and interactions are not visible in the sandbox for Customer Center application. Workaround Extensions are visible in Customer Center within the Sales or Marketing application in the sandbox. Verify the changes before publishing. Once published, these extensions will be visible in the Customer Center application. Currently, no workaround exists for verifying the top level custom object within the sandbox.
Common Component Task Does Not Import Notes

Common component task does not import notes associated with it and the import finishes with COMPLETE_WITH_ERRORS status. This happens because grant and create synonym on FUSION.ZMM_IMP_WF_TASK table to FUSION_ODI_STAGE schema does not exist in the database. Workaround Run the grant and create synonym command in the Oracle Fusion database as follows: 9. Log in to the database using SYS user. 10. Run the following commands: grant select on fusion.zmm_imp_wf_task to fusion_odi_stage create synonym fusion_odi_stage.zmm_imp_wf_task for fusion.zmm_imp_wf_task.
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Data Warehouse Enabled Profile Option

The Data Warehouse Enabled profile option in CRM Analytics, ZCA_WAREHOUSE_ENABLED_BI, is not editable in the product-specific Manage Profile Values pages of the Setup and Maintenance area in 11g Release 1 (11.1.1.5.1). This profile option indicates whether the Customer Relationship Management implementation will use a Data Warehouse (Yes) or employ a 'No Warehouse' solution (No). The default setting for this profile option is No. Workaround Set the value by performing the Manage Administrator Profile Values task in the Define Profiles activity. You can access the Manage Administrator Profile Values task by starting in the Setup and Maintenance Overview page and searching for profile values Generally, the value of this profile option is infrequently changed over the life cycle of an implementation.
Oracle Fusion Assignment Manager

Two issues with Oracle Fusion Assignment Manager affect the following products. Oracle Fusion Customer Center Oracle Fusion Sales (Opportunity Management) Oracle Fusion Lead Management
Assignment Rule Administration

The Rule Administration feature in Oracle Fusion Assignment Manager prevents more than one user at a time from updating assignment rules for a product. For example, if more than one user modifies any sales lead assignment rules at the same time, the rule set conditions may be lost.
Multiple Candidate Objects Associated With A Work Object

In the Assignment configuration, the Maximum Number of Candidates controls the number of candidates returned. If there are multiple candidate objects associated with a work object, the maximum number of candidates returned comes from the first candidate object only.
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Rule-based Assignment Attribute Processing

The Oracle Fusion Assignment Managers Rule-based Assignment feature has known limitations when processing different types of attributes. An error occurs when processing conditions that compare attributes of certain types using the greater than, greater than or equal, less than or less than or equal operators. For example, the error occurs under the following condition: BudgetAmount is greater than or equal to DealSize, where BudgetAmount is of type Long and DealSize is of type BigDecimal. This issue also affects attributes of type Integer when compared with BigDecimal type attributes. Workaround In the case of Assignment Rule Administration, only one user should edit Sales Lead Assignment Rules at a time. The same workaround applies to Opportunity Management Assignment Manager Rules. In the case of Maximum Number of Candidates, set the Maximum Number of Candidates value for each candidate and work object combination to the same value. In the case of the Rule-based Assignment Attribute Processing, there is no known workaround.
Oracle Fusion Customer Relationship Management for Microsoft Outlook

Pre-installed Contact Application for Apple iPhone
Oracle Fusion Customer Relationship Management (CRM) records from CRM for Microsoft Outlook are displayed in the iPhone's pre-installed Contact application.
Oracle Partner Relationship Management

Customizations for Partner Users
Users who need to customize the Oracle Fusion UI shell for partner users the partner portal user interface must be provisioned with the Channel Partner Portal Administrator job role, as well as the Customer Relationship Management Application Administrator job role.
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For example, you customize the partner portal user interface to brand Oracle Partner Relationship Management pages such as the partner finder pages. The Customer Relationship Management Application Administrator job role grants access to the Oracle Composer source view mode, which is required for customizing the Fusion UI shell for partner users. For more information, see the _________***Jean-Christophe, please provide exact title***_________
Accessing Business Intelligence Content

You cannot access business intelligence content in Oracle Partner Relationship Management. Workaround Map the following additional Oracle Business Intelligence duty roles to the Channel Partner Portal Administrator job role by performing the Manage Duties task in the Authorization Policy Manager.
Partner Analysis Administration Duty Partner Channel Administrative Transaction Analysis Duty
You can access the Manage Duties task by starting in the Setup and Maintenance Overview page and searching for Manage Duties. In the Authorization Policy Manager, navigate to the privileges listed under CRM entitlements. 1. Search for ZPM_VIEW_PARTNER_DASHBOARD_PRIV and open the View Partner Dashboard in the search results. 2. In the View Partner Dashboard, search for the CRM Resource Instance and TaskFlowResourceType of BIWebCenter. 3. Drag the resulting record (/WEBINF/oracle/bi/adf/apps/answers/webcenter/flow/BIWebC enterTF.xml#BIWebCenterTF) to the Resources panel. Enable the Personalize, Customize and View actions, and apply to save the changes. For details about using the Authorization Policy Manager, see the Oracle Fusion Middleware Oracle Authorization Policy Manager Administrator's Guide (Oracle Fusion Applications Edition), 11g (11.1.1.5.0), Part Number E20839-01.
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Oracle Fusion Marketing

Oracle Fusion Marketing Segmentation
Contact Real Time
This issue affects Marketing Segmentation B2C Customers Real Time and Marketing Segmentation B2B Contacts Real Time. And error occurs when you perform an Update Count action while attempting to create a segment based on the Contact Real Time target level using the following columns in the segment:
Customer Name Customer Value Score Customer Country Customer Row ID
Campaigns
Analytical Reports Labels
The analytical reports displayed in Campaigns Overview page shows incorrect labels. Workaround Interpret the tooltips on the graphs as follows. The labels are Series, Group, and Value, and not consistent with the labels used in the graph axis and titles. Campaign Performance Trend Graph The Series label is correct. The Group label should be Week. Value is an acceptable label, but it should be synchronized with the Y axis label when it changes. For example, if the Y axis label becomes Count then the tooltip should be Count, as well. Campaign Performance Graph The Series label is correct. The Group label has no value and should not appear. Value is an acceptable label, but it should be synchronized with the Y axis label when it changes. For example, if the Y axis label becomes Count then the tooltip should be Count, as well.
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Response Details Graph The Series label is not needed. The Group label should be Type. Value is an acceptable label, but it should be synchronized with Y axis label. Lead Status Graph The Series label should be Status. The Group label should be Quality. Value is an acceptable label, but it should be synchronized with the Y axis label.
Mini Campaign Task Flow

Email Attachments You cannot send attachments with email in Mini Campaign flow. Workaround Upload the documents to a Web server and add the URL for the document to the message body of the email.
Opportunity Metric Values

For installations without a data warehouse, the campaign performance reports displayed on the Campaign Overview pages and included as out of the box reports, do not show any aggregated data related to Opportunities to Oracle Fusion Marketing users. Opportunity metric values are always shown as zero and do not represent accurate Opportunity aggregate data.
Lead Generation
Market Source Attribution
Lead Generation stage in multi-stage campaign fails to generate leads if the marketing source associated with the lead does not provide reference to a product group associated with a Treatment. Specifically, Lead Generation stage in multi-stage campaign fails to generate leads in the following circumstances: 1. When the Leads are attributed to the Event Stage as the marketing source. 2. When the Leads are attributed to the Campaign itself as the marketing source.
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Workaround After installation, manually update the lists format column formula as follows by removing the default value: List Format Name : Leads Import Load Format Column Name : MKT_IMP_LEAD_PRODUCT_T.PRODUCT_GROUP_ID Update the default Column Formula value: @{leadProd.prodGroupId}{200} With the following new Column Formula value: @{leadProd.prodGroupId}{}
Treatment Template
Adding Merge Fields
During Treatment Template creation, if you upload content from a file, the Merge Fields dropdown shows incorrect values. Similarly, during Treatment creation, if you upload content from a file or if you upload content from a Treatment Template, the Merge Field dropdown contains incorrect values. Workaround When you encounter the incorrect Merge Fields in the Treatment Templates creation process, the following steps correct the problem. 1. Click on Save and Close in the Create Treatment Template page. 2. Click Done in the Manage Marketing Treatment Templates page. 3. Re-open the Manage Marketing Treatment Templates task from the Setup and Maintenance Overview page. 4. Edit the originally created treatment template and add Merge Fields. 5. When you encounter the incorrect Merge Fields in the Treatment creation process, the following steps correct the problem. 6. Click Save and Close in the Create Treatment Contents or Edit Treatment Contents page. 7. Reopen the Treatments work area by accessing Marketing > Treatments in the Main Menu Navigator. 8. Edit the originally created Treatment and add Merge Fields.
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9. Sign out of and back into Oracle Fusion Marketing, and update the treatment and treatment template to apply the added Merge Fields.
Oracle Fusion Sales Territory Management

Loading Dimension Members
Loading around 80,000 dimension members across the various dimensions causes the load process to halt and be unresponsive to any input devices.
Metrics Time Period

Attempting to drill into any of the metrics to view a drill through report after switching the Metrics Time Period from the default value to Quarter, results in an error. Workaround You can continue without experiencing the error again after the first occurrence.
Adding a Territory to a Proposal

When performing the Manage Territory Proposals task, if a second territory proposal tries to update the same territory while a first territory has unsaved changes and both proposals try to save their changes concurrently, an error occurs for whichever proposal is executing a save last.
Territory Hierarchy Beyond Ten Levels Not in Oracle Business Intelligence Analytics
Although Territory Management supports as many levels as an implementation requires in the territory hierarchy, levels in a territory hierarchy beyond 10 levels are not recognized as part of the territory dimension in Oracle Business Intelligence. Oracle Business Intelligence reports that rely on the territory dimension do not use the additional levels. Workaround Limit the number of levels in a territory hierarchy to 10 (ten) or fewer.
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Essbase Tests
No Oracle Essbase tests for Territory Management can be run in 11g Release 1 (11.1.1.5.1). These tests require the Oracle Essbase server location, user name, and password to be provided during the run of the test. In 11g Release 1 (11.1.1.5.1), these parameters can neither be provisioned nor entered by users. This affects the following tests.
Territory Management Cube Dimension Members Hierarchy Validation Territory Management Essbase Cube Metrics Existence Territory Management Missing Cube Dimensions Territory Management Oracle Essbase and Oracle BI Metrics Value
Validation
Territory Management Oracle Essbase Cube Dimension Member
Existence
Territory Management Oracle Essbase Cube Missing Metrics Territory Management Oracle Essbase Others and Unspecified
Members Existence
Oracle Fusion Sales Quota Management

No Import or Export Service for Sales Quota Plan
Oracle Fusion Sales Quota Management provides import and export services for its setup objects, except the sales quota plan setup object. Workaround Create sales quota plans manually in the destination system.
Sales Quota Plan Status Update to Active

When a sales quota plan is activated successfully, Oracle Fusion Sales Quota Management changes the plan status to Active. However on the Manage Sales Quota Plan page, the status does not change to Active automatically and remains in the Pending Activation state. Workaround Reload the Manage Sales Quota Plan page to display the status change.
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Data Access for Territory Resource

A predefined management data security policy for Sales Quota Management prevents a territory resource (non owner) from viewing resource quotas of other territory resources. However the same user can view resources quotas of other territory resources when allowed to sign into Oracle Business Intelligence Answers and create ad hoc reports.
No Reason Displayed When Connection to Oracle Essbase Server Fails

Sales Quota Management connects to the Oracle Essbase server to calculate territory quota and spread ratio. When establishing the server connection with Oracle Essbase fails, the generic error message occurs such as "An application error occurred while establishing the server connection with Oracle Essbase."
Oracle Fusion Sales Predictor

Revenue Amount Is Returned Null
Default provisioning script configures fusion_BIDS data source with single quotes around Global Currency 4. Oracle Business Intelligence (BI) JDBC is unable to parse this with single quotes due to which all converted revenue amount is returned Null. The impact is that Oracle Fusion CRM Sales Predictor training job does not learn and build statistical models on any records as the query does not return any revenue line items. Workaround Manually remove the single quotes around Global Currency 4 in JDBC URL from fusion_BIDS data source on the BI server so that Oracle BI JDBC can correctly parse the currency.
Oracle Fusion Sales Forecasting

Metrics
The following metrics are not enabled.
Revenue Forecast Accuracy Latest Revenue Forecast Accuracy Non Revenue Forecast Accuracy
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Latest Non Revenue Forecast Accuracy Won Revenue Upside Latest Won Revenue Upside Won Non Revenue Upside Latest Won Non Revenue Upside Forecasted Lost Latest Forecasted Lost
Oracle Fusion Lead Management

Oracle Fusion Sales Campaigns
Adding Lead Contacts to a Sales Campaign
When you click OK on the subwindow to add lead contacts to a selected Sales Campaign, an error occurs. Workaround Dismiss the error and continue with adding lead contacts.
E-mail Attachments
Sales users cannot send attachments with e-mail in Sales Campaign flow. Workaround Upload the documents to a Web server and add the URL for the document to the message body of the e-mail.
Security
Missing Product Code in Duty Role Name
The predefined profile value for the Sales Lead Maintenance Duty role name is missing the product code prefix,. SALES_LEAD_MAINTENANCE_DUTY should be MKL_SALES_LEAD_MAINTENANCE_DUTY. This affects the Manage Sales Lead Task Administration Profile Values and the profile option code ZMM_TEMPLATE_TASK_DUTY_ROLE.
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Workaround Manually prepend the MKL_ to the SALES_LEAD_MAINTENANCE_DUTY profile value of the ZMM_TEMPLATE_TASK_DUTY_ROLE profile option by performing the Manage Sales Lead Task Administrator Profile Values task. You can access the Manage Sales Lead Task Administrator Profile Values task by signing in as a user provisioned with the Application Administrator role, navigating to the Setup and Maintenance Overview page and searching for profile values tasks.
Oracle Fusion Marketing and Oracle Fusion Sales

Failure of Post-Configure Phase
Provisioning a topology configuration results in the failure of the postconfigure phase on the CommonDomain host. Workaround Check whether all of the following conditions are true for a topology. If yes, do not provision the topology.
Local configuration is enabled. Content server does not reside on the same host as the AdminServer
of the CommonDomain.
The CRM Marketing or Sales offering is selected.
Oracle Fusion Customer Data Management

Oracle Fusion Trading Community Model
Data Export and Import
Source system setup does not support asynchronous service operations. This blocks export and import of source system setup in Oracle Fusion Trading Community Model (HZ) during data migration. Workaround Use the Manage Trading Community Source Systems task in Oracle Fusion Trading Community Model to re-enter data manually in the data migration target environment.
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Diagnostic Tests for Web Services Cannot Be Run

No Diagnostic Tests for Web services in Oracle Fusion Trading Community Model can be run in 11g Release 1 (11.1.1.5.1). These tests require the Web services endpoints to be provided during the run of the test. In 11g Release 1 (11.1.1.5.1), the end points parameters can neither be provisioned nor entered by users. This affects the following tests.
Trading Community Bulk Import Batch Information Web Services Trading Community Data Import All SOA Components Trading Community Data Integration Public Web Service Trading Community Employee Resources Web Service Trading Community ESS Public Web Service
Oracle Fusion Opportunity Management

Setting Up Export and Import
Export fails for the Sales Stage and Sales Stage task template business objects. The following error messages appear:
For the Sales Stage:
Service method exportDataAsync cannot be found. Generate Asynchronous Web Service methods in your service. Service URL is http://<hostname>:<port number>/opptyMgmtSalesMethods/SalesMethodService. (ASM-75199) Cause: E
For Sales Stage task template:
See error for same service The Sales Stage task template error message essentially refers to the error message reported for Sales Stage.
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Workaround The export for Sales Method also handles the Sales Stage data; therefore, when a configuration package is created and the Manage Sales Methods and Sales Stages task is included, clear or uncheck the Sales Stage and Sales Stage Task Template business objects before exporting the data. This will also ensure that there are no failures related to these two business objects during import of Sales Method in the target environment.
Oracle Fusion Customer Center

Relationship Heatmap Report in Snapshot Node
The Relationship Heatmap report in Snapshot node takes a long time to load. This issue also affects the following areas.
Oracle Fusion Sales (Opportunity Management) Oracle Fusion Lead Management
Workaround Change the table scan to less than full by executing an optimizer statement in the connection pool. 1. Open the Oracle BI Applications Repository (RPD) 2. Go to physical layer. 3. Open the CRM_OLTP connection. 4. CRM_OLTP > Connection Pool> Connection Scripts tab 5. Expand the Execute on connect and Execute on disconnect functions. 6. Enter the following scripts to the physical SQL regions for each function by clicking New. SQL for Execute on connect section: alter session set "_with_subquery"='inline'; SQL for Execute on disconnect section: alter session set "_with_subquery"='optimizer'; 7. Click OK and save the Oracle BI Applications Repository (RPD) 8. Restart the server to activate the change.
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Contact Search
Contact name includes the first and last name. The operator for Search by contact name defaults to the 'starts with' type. This means the search must start with the first character of the first name. This affects Oracle Fusion Sales (Opportunity Management) and Oracle Fusion Lead Management. Workaround Use Advanced Search with the 'Contains' operator to search by any part of the Contact name
Notes on Customer Contextual Actions

Notes for a customer created using the customer contextual actions are not saved. Contextual actions provide related information and actions to users within the immediate context of the object instances upon which they act. Workaround Create notes for the customer from the notes node in Customer 360.
Adding a Customer to Microsoft Outlook

On customer contextual actions, a user can add the customer to Microsoft Outlook. This customer is added as a contact and not as a customer in Microsoft Outlook.
Customer List Filter

When you select the All Customers filter, and then drill into any customer, then when you return back to the customer list, the filter name still shows All Customers in the drop down, but the results table displays only My Customers. Workaround Select the My Customers filter and then select the All Customers filter again to see all the customers.
Incorrect List of Leads

Leads node in Customer 360 shows a list of leads for the customer where the user is the owner. This list should show a list of all leads for a customer to which the user has access.
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Workaround Expand the search area above the leads list. Clear the owner field and execute the search again.
Attachments on Sales Prospects

Attachments cannot be added to a sales prospect.
Customer Tree
Nodes that launch portlets in Customer Tree are not shown by default. Workaround 1. Based on what is being implemented, mark the relevant offerings as 'implemented' in the Setup and Maintenance area. 2. Search for the Customer Tree task in the Setup and Maintenance area. Multiple instances of the Customer Tree task appear. Select Manage Customer Tree and enable portlet nodes to be visible. 3. This change must be done in each task for managing customer trees, such as Manage Sales Lead Customer Tree or Manage Opportunity Customer Tree. The following table lists the offerings that must be configured as implemented to provision the nodes that launch portlets. Portlet Opportunity Revenue Lines References Competitive Presence Leads Responses Contracts Recommendation Offering Sales Sales Sales Sales Marketing Marketing Enterprise Contract Sales Sales Prediction Engine Reference Competitors Option, if any
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Portlet Installed Base
Offering Sales
Option, if any Sales Business Intelligence Analytics or Opportunity Landscape Business Intelligence
Oracle Fusion Customer Relationship Management User Assistance

This section lists known issues in the following areas of Oracle Fusion Customer Relationship Management user assistance : Oracle Fusion Customer Data Management
Oracle Fusion Customer Data Management

Oracle Fusion Applications Customer Data Management Implementation Guide
The information included in the following sections of the Oracle Fusion Applications Customer Data Management Implementation Guide is outdated:
Manage Data Quality Engine Manage Data Quality Engine Matching Setup Manage Data Quality Engine Cleansing Setup
Workaround For the latest information, see Setting Up Informatica Identity Resolution section of the Oracle Fusion Applications Post-Installation Guide, 11g (11.1.1.5), Part Number E22380-01.
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Known Issues in Oracle Fusion Financials (11.1.1.5.1)

This section lists known issues in the following areas: Search Setup and Maintenance Setup Migration Services Transaction Pages Oracle Fusion Advanced Collections (IEX) Oracle Fusion Accounting Hub (Oracle Fusion General Ledger (GL)) Oracle Fusion Accounting Hub - Accounting Transformation Configuration and Oracle Fusion Subledger Accounting Oracle Fusion Assets (FA) Oracle Fusion Cash Management (CE) Oracle Fusion Expenses (EXM) Oracle Fusion Financials Reporting Studio Oracle Fusion Payables (AP) Oracle Fusion Payments (IBY) Oracle Fusion Receivables (AR) Oracle Fusion Tax (ZX)
Search
The limitations in this section are in effect for all Oracle Fusion Financials products.
Oracle Fusion Financials Searchable Objects

The Oracle Fusion Financials searchable objects are predefined but not available for searching in Oracle Fusion Applications, 11g Release 1 (11.1.1.5.1). Do not perform crawl or search on Oracle Fusion Financials related objects or deploy schedules.
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Workaround See the Oracle Fusion Applications Administrator's Guide, 11g (11.1.1.5), Part Number E14496-01.
Setup and Maintenance

The limitations in this section are in effect for all Oracle Fusion Financials products. Additional limitations with the Setup and Maintenance area of Oracle Fusion Applications are listed for individual products.
Transactional Tasks in the Setup and Maintenance Area

The Setup and Maintenance area includes some transactional tasks. Attempting to perform transactional tasks from the Setup and Maintenance area causes a page not found error.
Setup Migration Services

Limitation with Setup Migration Services
Setup Migration Services does not complete when encountering one of multiple business objects accessed by the following tasks.
AP_MANAGE_DISTRIBUTION_SETS AR_MANAGE_REVENUE_SCHEDULING_RULES CE_MANAGE_BANKS CE_MANAGE_BANK_BRANCHES XLE_MANAGE_LEGAL_AUTHORITIES ZX_MANAGE_DOCUMENT_FISCAL_CLASSIFICATION_CODES ZX_MANAGE_INTENDED_USE_FISCAL_CLASSIFICATION_CODE
S
ZX_MANAGE_LEGAL_CLASSIFICATIONS ZX_MANAGE_LEGAL_ENTITY_TAX_PROFILES ZX_MANAGE_LEGAL_REPORTING_UNIT_TAX_PROFILES ZX_MANAGE_PARTY_FISCAL_CLASSIFICATIONS
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ZX_MANAGE_PLACE_OF_SUPPLY_RULES ZX_MANAGE_PRODUCT_CATEGORY_FISCAL_CLASSIFICATION_
CODES
ZX_MANAGE_PRODUCT_FISCAL_CLASSIFICATIONS ZX_MANAGE_TAXES ZX_MANAGE_TAX_CALCULATION_RULES ZX_MANAGE_TAX_JURISDICTIONS ZX_MANAGE_TAX_RATES ZX_MANAGE_TAX_RATE_DETERMINATION_RULES ZX_MANAGE_TAX_RECOVERY_RATES ZX_MANAGE_TAX_REGIMES ZX_MANAGE_TAX_REGISTRATION_DETERMINATION_RULES ZX_MANAGE_THIRD_PARTY_TAX_PROFILES
Workaround Manually select to resume the processing and the import proceeds from the point of pause.
Transaction Pages
View Accounting
On several transaction pages, attempting to view accounting twice in a row for the same transaction results in an error or in no accounting data being displayed. This issue affects the following products.
Oracle Fusion Assets Oracle Fusion Payables Oracle Fusion Receivables Oracle Fusion Cash Management
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Workaround Navigate to another record and view the accounting there before attempting the second try on the first transaction.
Oracle Fusion Advanced Collections

Data Role Templates
The data role templates for Oracle Fusion Advanced Collections are not linked to the appropriate directory, FusionGroup. The templates are corrupted, making Advanced Collections inoperable. Workaround In Oracle Authorization Policy Manager: 1. Query this template: Advanced Collections Template for Business Function Collections Management. 2. Click the External Roles tab. 3. Remove the Collections Manager and Collections Agent external roles, and click Apply. 4. Add the Collections Manager and Collections Agent roles, and click Apply.
Notes Type Mapping

Invoking the Manage Collections Notes Type Mapping task results in a blank page. Only predefined note types are available for mapping to tasks.
Dunning Configuration
Data Security for dunning configuration is not granted to the Collections Administrator job role and is granted to the Collections Agent role. Users not provisioned with the Collections Agent data role cannot access any data for dunning configuration. Users provisioned with the Collections Administrator data role are not able to edit dunning configurations. Workaround Provision Collections Manager users with the Collections Agent role, or add the Collections Agent Duty Role manually to the Collections Administrator job role in order for users provisioned with the Collections Administrator data role to set up dunning configuration.
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Dunning
Dunning status is not being translated properly and displays even though a value is available to display. Workaround Add IEX_DUNNING_STATUS lookup values by performing the Manage Collections Lookups task. You can access the Manage Collections Lookups task by starting in the Setup and Maintenance Overview page and searching for Manage Collections Lookups. In the Manage Collections Lookups page search for Lookup Type IEX_DUNNING_STATUS. Add the following new Lookup code and meanings, and select Reference Data Set as "Common Set" in each row. Lookup Code Running Success Failed Cancelling Canceled Output has Error Delivery has Error Update Status has Error Deleted Scheduled Suspended Skipped Unknown Meaning Running Success Failed Cancelling Canceled Output has Error Delivery has Error Update Status has Error Deleted Scheduled Suspended Skipped Unknown
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Customer Delinquencies
Customer delinquencies do not appear in the Collections dashboard. Workaround For Collections dashboard to successfully show Customer delinquencies in Collections Dashboard, perform the following steps. 1. Sign in to Collector Setup. 2. From the list of Collectors, select your newly created collector. 3. Change the type field to Employee for selected Collector 4. From the employee drop down select the employee name that corresponds to your newly created collector 5. Identify delinquencies: 6. Submit New Process select RefreshSummaryTrx from drop down list and submit after selecting the mandatory parameters. 7. Submit New Process and select DelinquencyScoringConcur program from the drop down list and Submit. Validate program completes successfully. 8. Submit New Process and select DelinqSummaryRefresh from the dropdown and run the program in Update (Create/Update) mode.
Delinquent Transactions
Transactions do not become delinquent until the delinquency identification process is run and the dashboard summary table is refreshed. Workaround 1. Submit a new process and select RefreshSummaryTrx from drop down list, enter mandatory parameters and click Submit. 2. Submit a new process and select DelinquencyScoreConcur (Determine Delinquency Using Scoring) from the drop down list and submit. 3. Submit a new process and select DashboardSummaryBatch (Update Collections Summary Data) from the dropdown. Run parameter in Update mode to populate the dashboard. 4. Submit a new process and select DashboardSummaryBatch (Update Collections Summary Data) from the drop down list.
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5. Run the parameter in Update mode to populate the dashboard.
Profile Tab for Setting Business Level and Collector

The standard payment term field is not a required field in the profile class setup in Oracle Fusion Receivables. If the payment term field is not populated, then when a Party is created, the Collections profile tab does not allow updates and an error will occur. Workaround In Oracle Fusion Receivables, manually add the payment term to the profile class setup by selecting an existing value in the payment term dropdown field and then choose to propagate the payment term value to all existing customer profiles.
Switching Payment Methods

On the Payments page, consecutive payments on the same transaction while switching the payment method from Credit Card to Bank account causes an error.
Multiple Business Units

On the Payments page, when you have access to multiple business units (BU), the payment method drop down can show a payment method for each and every BU to which you have access.
Oracle Fusion Accounting Hub (Oracle Fusion General Ledger)

This section lists known issues in the following areas: Setup Dashboard for Account Monitor Journals Journals or Rates via Spreadsheet (ADFdi) Allocation Manager Financial Reporting and Analysis Security
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Open Period and Currency Processing Intercompany Oracle Fusion Transactional Business Intelligence
Setup
The following issues involve Oracle Fusion General Ledger setup.
Limitations with New User Setup

New users are not authenticated in Essbase if the login name and common name attributes are not the same. Essbase user authentication uses the common name attribute of the user setup. Workaround When creating a new user, ensure that the sign-in name and common name attributes are the same.
Limitations with New Scenario Members Setup

The Essbase cube is not automatically updated with New Scenario members, such as Budget or Forecast, if you add them to the Accounting Scenario value set after the cube is built. Workaround Rebuild the cubes that require these new dimension members in the Accounting Scenario value set.
Limitations with Submitting Publish Requests

For users connecting to the Essbase cube using Financial Reporting or SmartView, an error may occur when submitting publish requests in either the Publish Account Hierarchies page or the Build COA Dimension Program from ESS page. Workaround All users need to sign out from Financial Reporting or SmartView and disconnect before submitting publish requests from either the Publish Account Hierarchies page or the Build COA Dimension Program from ESS page.
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Load Account Values and Hierarchies

After running the Load Account Values and Hierarchies program for Data Relationship Management (DRM), the row and column flattening actions must also be submitted using the Manage Trees and Tree Versions task for all applicable hierarchies. All applicable account hierarchies must also be republished using either the Publish Account Hierarchies page or the Build Chart of Accounts Dimension program via ESS.
Management Segment Label

When creating chart of accounts structure, do not use the Management Segment label as this is not supported for 11g Release 1 (11.1.1.5.1).
Opening a Ledger's First Period During Setup

Users need to be provisioned with the data role for the ledger's data access set to open the first period of the ledger. Workaround Manually provision the user with a data role for the ledger's data access set to enable performing the Open First Period task.
Dashboard for Account Monitor

Account Groups
Account Groups that are used in the Account Monitor stop working whenever the Essbase cube is rebuilt because of obsolete references. Workaround To re-establish the references, Account Groups need to be recreated whenever the cube they reference is rebuilt.
Journals
Maximum Number of Journal Lines for Review Export
When reviewing a journal, the maximum number of journal lines that can be exported to a spreadsheet using the Export feature is 500. Workaround To review the details of a journal larger than 500 lines, run the General Ledger Journals Report for the journal batch.
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Journals or Rates via Spreadsheet (ADFdi)

ADFdi Spreadsheet Failure
After a system bounce, submitting an ADFdi spreadsheet fails. Workaround After a system bounce, access an Oracle Fusion Application user interface page prior to working with an ADFdi spreadsheet.
Microsoft Excel Required Zoom Level for ADFdi Spreadsheets

If the zoom level on Excel is not set to 100%, an ADFdi spreadsheet cannot be submitted. Workaround Set the Excel zoom level to 100% to submit an ADFdi spreadsheet.
Allocation Manager
Browser Limitation
Allocation Manager only works with the Microsoft Internet Explorer browser versions that are certified for use with Oracle Fusion Applications. Allocation Manager does not work with Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome browsers. Workaround Use Allocation Manager with Internet Explorer.
Required Access for Creating Allocation Rules

To create allocation rules with Allocation Manger, you must be provisioned with the BI Platform Administrator role so the allocation rules can be successfully validated and deployed.
Note: Users who are provisioned with the BI Administrator Role have administrator entitlements and data security is not enforced for these users in Oracle Business Intelligence.
Workaround Provision users who need to create, validate and deploy Allocation Manager allocation rules with the BI Platform Administrator role.
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Sharing Allocation Rules Across Rule Sets

Allocation rules cannot be shared across rule sets in Allocation Manager.
Writing Targets or Offsets to Multiple Rule Components

Within a rule or rule set, the same target or offset cannot be written to by multiple rule components.
Sharing Allocation Rules Across Rule Sets

When generating allocation rules with run time prompts other than the User Point of View in an allocation rule component, an error occurs.
Validating and Deploying Allocation Rules

Users cannot validate or deploy allocation rules and rule sets to General Ledger from the Allocations Manager to run ESSbase custom calculations on allocation formulas unless they are provisioned with a role that entitles ESSbase administration. Workaround Manually provision users with the BI Administrator role, which carries ESSbase administration privileges.
Financial Reporting and Analysis

Browser Limitation for Workspace in Financial Reporting Center
Oracle Hyperion Workspace in Oracle Fusion General Ledger does not work properly with Firefox version 4 and above. Workaround Install the Remote XUL Manager add-on. For more information, see the following document: http://avalanche.us.oracle.com/wiki/index.php/Workspa ce_Browser_Support#Firefox_4_and_higher
Balances in Oracle Hyperion SmartView

Drilling down from balances in Oracle Hyperion SmartView requires being already signed in to Oracle Fusion Application.
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Workaround Sign in to Oracle Fusion Application prior to performing a drilldown in SmartView.
Accessing Essbase from Financial Reporting Studio and Workspace

From Financial Reporting Studio and Workspace, users are unable to access any of the applications based on Essbase because the Essbase dynamic filter generation fails. This prevents users from creating and editing an Essbase Data Source from these two applications. Workaround Grant a static filter on an Essbase application to give users access from Financial Reporting Studio and Workspace. Assign a static Essbase filter with complete read access to the cube to bypass the Oracle Fusion General Ledger dynamic filter generation process and avoid the access issues. To apply the static filter, in MAXL, log in as Essbase Administrator (FUSION_APPS_GL_ESSBASE_APPID) and grant the following static filter to any Oracle Fusion General Ledger user that have the Essbase Filter role. All Oracle Fusion General Ledger users other than the FUSION_APPS_GL_ESSBASE_APPID user have the Essbase Filter role. MAXL> create filter <ApplicationName>.db.ReadAll READ on '@idescendants(AccountingPeriod)'; MAXL> grant filter <ApplicationName>.db.ReadAll to <GL user>;
Dimension Member Names Containing the Commercial At Character (@)

Drilldown on Financial Reporting reports does not support dimension member names that contain the commercial At character (@).
Direct Link to PDF Report Output

For Financial Reporting report output in the PDF format, clicking on the direct link in the Financial Reporting Center does not work. Workaround Open the Financial Reporting report first, then choose to view the report in the PDF format.
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Dimension Member Names Containing Dashes and Spaces

Drilldown to detail balances with the Account Monitor does not work if the dimension member name contains dashes and spaces. Workaround This limitation only affects the drilldown page of the Account Monitor feature. Drilling to detail balances does work with such dimension members from the Account Monitor region in the General Accounting Dashboard for the Financial Reporting Center.
Drilldown on Chart of Accounts Balances

Drilldown with the Account Monitor does not work if the underlying chart of accounts for the balances include table-validated value sets. Workaround You can drill down to detail balances based on chart of accounts with table-validated value sets using Account Inspector and SmartView.
Payroll Transactions
It is not possible to drill down to Payroll transactions from General Ledger work areas. Workaround Use Review Journal Entry pages in the Payroll work area to drill down to Payroll transactions.
Missing Hints in the User Interface for Oracle Fusion Transactional Business Intelligence Reporting
The following attribute names in the Journals Real Time folders are missing hints. This affects Oracle Fusion Transactional Business Intelligence reporting. Folder Journal Headers > Header Details Journal Source Journal Category Attribute Header Key User Journal Source Name User Journal Category Name Actual Meaning Journal Header Identifier Journal User Source Name Journal User Category Name
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This affects both Oracle Fusion General Ledger and Oracle Fusion Subledger Accounting.
Security
Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher Reports Security
Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher reports do not enforce chart of accounts segment value security.
Segment Value Security Rule Conditions with Multiple Filters

Segment value security rules that include conditions with multiple filters are not recognized. As a result, users are not able to access the accounts. Workaround Create segment value security rules with multiple conditions, each only having a single filter.
Security on Chart of Accounts Value Sets

When enabling and disabling security on a chart of accounts value set, new security policies will not automatically apply to the Essbase cube if the policies are defined after the cube had been created. Workaround Account hierarchies must be republished to the cube after enabling or disabling security on its chart of account value sets.
Open Period and Currency Processing

Ledger Set
Open Period, Close Period, Translation and Revaluation processes cannot be submitted for a ledger set. Workaround Submit these processes for individual ledgers.
Intercompany
Reconciliation
The Intercompany Reconciliation process requires balancing segment values to be mapped to legal entities.
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Workaround Assign balancing segment values to legal entities to use the Intercompany Reconciliation process.
Attachments
Attachments to intercompany transactions are not copied when sweeping the transactions. Workaround Manually add the attachments after the transaction has been swept.
Irreversible Transaction Batch

A transaction batch that has both complete and rejected intercompany transactions cannot be reversed. Workaround To reverse intercompany transactions from such a mixed status batch, create a contra transaction batch to negate those transactions that need to be reversed.
Oracle Fusion Transactional Business Intelligence

Transactional Balances Real Time
If you query any of the following measures from the Transactional Balances Real Time area at the quarter or year levels in Oracle Fusion General Ledger, results may be incorrect.
Begin Balance Credit Begin Balance Dredit Begin Balance End balance Credit End Balance Dredit End Balance Begin Balance CR BEQ Begin Balance DR BEQ
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Do not use Year and Quarter attributes from any other subject area when attempting a cross subject area analysis together with the Transactional Balances Real Time subject area in General Ledger.
Viewing Oracle Fusion General Ledger Information

Oracle Fusion General Ledger account segments and corresponding Essbase dimensions in the Oracle BI Repository are not mapped by default in an Oracle Fusion Applications installation that provisions the Oracle Fusion Transactional Business Intelligence integration with Oracle Fusion General Ledger. As a result, Oracle Fusion General Ledger information is not viewable in Oracle Fusion Transactional Business Intelligence. Workaround After installing the Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence application, you need to configure Oracle Fusion General Ledger accounting segment setup and model Essbase cubes to be able to view the General Ledger information in Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence. See the Oracle Fusion Transactional Business Intelligence Administrator's Guide, Release 11.1.1.5, Part Number E21363-01. In the Getting Started chapter, see the following sections.
Setup and Configuration (Extensions Based on Oracle Fusion Setups) Modeling Essbase Cubes
Limitation on Dimension Maintenance

If running the Dimension Maintenance program results in a failure, system administrators must run the program manually thereafter. Workaround Always run the publish program every time you make changes to the value sets.
Limitation on Creating Financial Reports

When creating report in Financial Reports Studio, you cannot access any of Essbase application's from within Financial Reports Studio. An Essbase user needs to be granted the static filter to create reports within Financial Reporting Studio. This issue prevents you from creating or editing an Essbase Data Source from within Workspace and Financial Reports Studio, as well
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Workaround Manually create the exact static filter and syntax using the following multidimensional database access language (MAXL) script. 1. In MAXL, log in as an Essbase Administrator (FUSION_APPS_GL_ESSBASE_APPID) 2. Grant the following static filter to any Oracle Fusion General Ledger user having the Essbase Filter role. All Oracle Fusion General Ledger users other than the FUSION_APPS_GL_ESSBASE_APPID user have the Essbase Filter Role. MAXL> create filter <ApplicationName>.db.ReadAll READ on '@idescendants(AccountingPeriod)'; MAXL> grant filter <ApplicationName>.db.ReadAll to <GL user>; The <GL user> can now create data source connections to Essbase from within Workspace and Financial Reports Studio.
Oracle Fusion Accounting Hub - Accounting Transformation Configuration and Oracle Fusion Subledger Accounting
Migration of Setups
The default sequencing of business objects in the setup configuration package causes import to complete with an error due to business objects dependencies. Workaround Manually modify the sequence of business objects in the configuration package before running the setup migration. Business Object Name in Configuration Package Application Descriptive Flexfield Application Profile Value Financials Generic Lookup Subledger Application Setup Sequence Number 10 20 30 100
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Business Object Name in Configuration Package Accounting Event Class Subledger Accounting Attribute Subledger Process Category Setup Transaction Entity Type Accounting Event Class Option Accounting Event Type Subledger Transaction Object Setup Subledger Reference Object Setup Subledger Source Assignment Subledger Accounting Source Ledger Level General Option Subledger Standard Source Subledger Mapping Set Subledger Mapping Set Value Supporting Reference Header Supporting Reference Detail Subledger Account Rule Subledger Account Rule Detail Subledger Account Rule Condition Subledger Description Rule Subledger Description Rule Detail
Sequence Number 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 400 400 500 500 500 600 600
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Business Object Name in Configuration Package Subledger Description Rule Condition Subledger Journal Line Rule Subledger Journal Line Rule Condition Subledger Rule Condition Subledger Journal Entry Rule Set Subledger Accounting Method Accounting Program Run Option Subledger Accounting Class Usage Subledger Transaction Account Definition Subledger Transaction Account Definition Detail
Sequence Number 600 700 700 800 900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1300
Oracle Fusion Assets

Upgrade Asset Transactions to Reporting Currency Privilege
The Upgrade Asset Transactions to Reporting Currency privilege is not available for securing the Upgrade Asset Transactions to Reporting Currency function when creating duty roles in Authorization Policy Manager. Workaround Use the predefined roles provided by the Oracle Fusion Applications security reference implementation to secure the Upgrade Asset Transactions to Reporting Currency function. The Fixed Asset Administration Duty role carries the Upgrade Asset Transactions to Reporting Currency privilege. The Asset Accounting Manager, Financial Application Administrator, and Financial Supply Chain Manufacturing Application Administrator job roles inherit the Fixed Asset Administration Duty role.
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View Available Asset Books Task

You cannot view available books based on business unit in the View Available Asset Books task flow in the Setup and Maintenance area. Workaround Use the Manage Asset Book task and search based on ledger.
Accounting Flexfield List of Values Segment Security

Segment value security is enforced on the accounting flexfield list of values in all pages at the time of transaction entry. However, segment value security is not enforced upon query and display of accounting flexfield related fields in inquiry and transaction pages.
Access Discrepancy Between Create Accounting Task and Create Accounting Process
The Create Accounting task is in the work area that is secured by the Submit Fixed Asset Accounting privilege, but the Create Accounting process is secured by the Create Subledger Journal Entry Batch privilege. Workaround If you use custom job and duty roles, provision the following two roles to the Oracle Fusion Assets user to provide the access necessary for Create Accounting.
Subledger Accounting Duty role Fixed Asset Financial Transaction Management Duty role
Depreciation Methods
Various methods created for the US Job Creation and Stimulus Acts are not included in the seed data for Depreciation Methods. This includes 30%, 50%, and 100% bonus. Workaround For other options, contact Oracle Support.
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Oracle Fusion Cash Management

Manage External Transactions
When selecting a transaction on the Manage External Transactions page, you may encounter the error message "Attribute EntityId is required" and no accounting information is displayed on the View Accounting dialog box. Workaround Click on the Transaction Number link to navigate to the External Transaction page, and then click View Accounting on the External Transaction page to review the accounting information for that transaction.
Oracle Fusion Cash Management and Oracle Fusion Receivables

Clearing and Reconciling Receivables Receipts
Clearing and reconciling Receivables receipts in foreign currency bank accounts using Cash Management results in an error.
Oracle Fusion Expenses

Corporate Card Administration Setup
Users provisioned with the Application Implementation Consultant role provided by the Oracle Fusion Applications security reference implementation do not have access to corporate card administration setup, including corporate card setup migration. Workaround Manually add the Corporate Card Account Administration Duty role to the Financial Application Administration job role hierarchy using the Manage Job Roles task.
New Corporate Card Assignment

The Upload and Validate Corporate Card Transactions process cannot automatically assign new cards to employees.
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Workaround Manually assign the data security privilege EXM_MANAGE_CORP ORATE_CARD_ATTRIBUTE_DATA to the EXM_CORPORATE_CARD_EMPLOYEE_MATCH_NATIONAL_IDENTIFI ER_VIEW_DUTY role by performing the Manage Duties task in the Authorization Policy Manager. You can access the Manage Duties task by starting in the Setup and Maintenance Overview page and searching for Manage Duties.
Oracle Fusion Financials Reporting Studio

Installer Console Window
The Oracle Fusion Financials Reporting Studio installer launches a separate console window that may continue to run for a brief time after the installation completes the setup tasks. This is normal, expected, and applies to Financials Reporting Studio installations in both the Oracle Fusion Applications and Enterprise Performance Manager modes. Workaround See the Oracle Fusion Applications Administrator's Guide, 11g (11.1.1.5), Part Number E14496-01.
Oracle Fusion Payables

Payables to Ledger Reconciliation Report
Submitting a report for Payables to Ledger Reconciliation generates unexpected results when both Business Unit and Balancing Segment Value parameter values are selected. Workaround Select the Business Unit parameter and the Filter Condition for the Balancing Segment Value when running the Extract Reconciliation Data From Payables to General Ledger process, then run the Payables to Ledger Reconciliation Report using this extract.
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Oracle Fusion Payments

Limitation With Encryption and Decryption
Secure parameter values in payment system accounts and transmission configurations, such as passwords, are only masked, not encrypted.
Oracle Fusion Receivables

Customer Setup
Users provisioned with the Revenue Manager job role and the Financial Application Administrator job role do not have the necessary role hierarchy to set up customers. Workaround Proceed with either of the following solutions.
Provision users with the Billing Manager job role or Receivables
Manager job role, both of which entitle access necessary for setting up customers, by performing the Manage Users task in Oracle Identity Management or Oracle Fusion Human Capital Management. You can access the Manage Users task by starting in the Setup and Maintenance Overview page and searching for Manage Users.
Manually provision the Revenue Manager job role or the Financial
Application Administrator job role with the Customer Payment Instrument Management Duty role by performing the Manage Duties task in the Authorization Policy Manager. You can access the Manage Duties task by starting in the Setup and Maintenance Overview page and searching for Manage Duties.
Manage Resource Tasks

The Financial Application Administrator job role does not include the necessary privilege to perform the Manage Resource tasks in Financials Setup and Maintenance. Workaround Proceed with either of the following solutions.
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Provision users with the Application Implementation Consultant job
role by performing the Manage Users task in Oracle Identity Management or Oracle Fusion Human Capital Management. You can access the Manage Users task by starting in the Setup and Maintenance Overview page and searching for Manage Users.
Manually provision the Financial Application Administrator job role with
the following duty roles by performing the Manage Duties task in the Authorization Policy Manager. You can access the Manage Duties task by starting in the Setup and Maintenance Overview page and searching for Manage Duties.
Resource Administration Duty Resource Role Administration Duty Resource Organization Administration Duty
Receivables to Ledger Reconciliation Report

Submitting a report for Receivables to Ledger Reconciliation generates unexpected results when both Business Unit and Balancing Segment Value parameter values are selected. Workaround Select the Business Unit parameter and the Filter Condition for the Balancing Segment Value when running the Extract Reconciliation Data From Receivables to General Ledger process, and then run the Receivables to Ledger Reconciliation Report using this extract.
Oracle Fusion Tax

Tax Registration Record
Creating a tax registration record displays an "Attribute Lookup Code is required" message. Workaround You can ignore the error message and click OK to proceed with Tax Registration creation.
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Known Issues in Oracle Fusion Human Capital Management (11.1.1.5.1)

This section lists known issues for Oracle Fusion Global Human Resources in the following areas: Security Person Management Portrait Gallery Manage Employment Promote HCM Person Search HCM Add Person HCM Terminate Work Relationship
Security
Data Masking
Configuration of data masking in the Oracle Fusion Applications environment requires execution of the data masking script. In the Oracle Human Capital Management product family environment, the index rebuild of index FUSION.EGP_ITEM_TEXT_TL_CTX1 is excluded from the data masking script for performance and safety considerations. Workaround Manually rebuild the index after the script has been executed. To rebuild FUSION.EGP_ITEM_TEXT_TL_CTX1, manually run one of the following DDL commands: alter index FUSION.EGP_ITEM_TEXT_TL_CTX1 rebuild parallel; or alter index FUSION.EGP_ITEM_TEXT_TL_CTX1 rebuild;
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The first command builds the index with the parallel option. It achieves the same result as the second command, but runs faster. (Actual performance varies depending on the database.)
Person Management
Contact Details in My Portrait Page
When a person has a contact that is also an employee of the enterprise, the person is able to edit the contacts details in the My Portrait page, but should not be able to do so.
Person Record Deletion

You cannot delete a person record entered into the application incorrectly.
New Hire Process Person-Number Generation

The new hire process supports automatic person-number generation only.
Unsaved Changes Warning

In the Person Management and Person Gallery work areas, you may receive a warning message about unsaved changes, even though you did not enter any changes. Workaround Click Yes to continue without any impact.
Portrait Gallery
Inactive Assignments
You may be able to view inactive assignments on the portrait employment card.
Contract Details
You may be unable to view contract details on the portrait employment card.
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Manage Employment
Temporary Assignment Records
The effective start dates of assignment records are not as expected for a temporary assignment involving multiple sets of employment terms and multiple assignments.
Transaction with Multiple Changes Per Day

The approval rules service fails if the transaction involves multiple changes per day. This also affects Change Manager, Promote, Transfer, and Change Working Hours
Promote
Editing Transaction Data
Approvers may not be able to edit the transaction data. This also affects Change Manager, Transfer, and Change Working Hours.
HCM Person Search

Search on Global Name Only
A person can have both a local name and a global name. The local name can be entered in a different language from the global name. A person search, whether in the person gallery or the professional person search, includes only the global name.
Relationship Strength Update

If you manually set the Relationship Strength value in the gallery search results Relationship Strength dialog, the overall relationship strength is not updated until the Calculate Relationship Strength process is run.
Person's Name
After you update a persons name, the person search is not returning the persons record when you search on the new name. The person keyword crawler process is not being invoked to capture the update.
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Workaround Either run the keyword crawler process to update the table immediately or wait for the next scheduled run of the process.
Person's Phone Number

After you update a persons phone number, the persons updated phone number does not appear in the person gallery search results. The person keyword crawler process is not being invoked to capture the update. Workaround Either run the keyword crawler process to update the table immediately or wait for the next scheduled run of the process.
HCM Add Person

Rehire Date
You may be unable to change the rehire date of a rehired worker. No error message appears but the hire date is not changed.
HCM Terminate Work Relationship

Reversing a Termination
A worker's user access and user roles may not be restored automatically after you reverse a termination. Workaround Restore user access and user roles manually.
Rehiring a Worker
After rehiring a worker, you may be able to reverse the termination of the worker's previous work relationship with the same legal employer. Workaround 1. Do not reverse termination if worker has rehired or 2. First cancel rehire and then reverse the termination.
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Unrevoked Roles After Termination

In some circumstances, autoprovisioned user roles are not revoked after termination. Workaround Revoke unwanted roles manually.
Irreversible Termination
You may be unable to reverse a termination. No error message appears, but the termination is not reversed.
Worker Termination Failure

You cannot terminate a worker who has a future-dated transfer. When you attempt the termination, an error message appears and the termination fails. Workaround First cancel future-dated transfer, then terminate worker.
Known Issues in Oracle Fusion Procurement (11.1.1.5.1)

Setup
Locations Export/Import Service
Locations Export/Import Service does not include the association between Location and Inventory Org This is due to a circular dependency issue. So even though the Locations import completes successfully, this association is missing. Workaround Use the Manage Locations task to set the association manually as a workaround. This is the only workaround available.
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Known Issues in Oracle Fusion Projects (11.1.1.5.1)

This section lists known issues in the following area: Setup Oracle Fusion Projects Integration with Oracle Fusion Financials Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Upload
Setup
Limitations with Importing Project Types
This issue affects Oracle Fusion Project Foundation and Oracle Fusion Project Costing. You can enter a default capitalized interest rate schedule on the project type. Because project types are imported before capitalized interest rate schedules are imported, the default capitalized interest rate schedule may not exist in the target environment when the project type is imported. If the default capitalized interest rate schedule does not exist in the target environment, the project type will not be imported. Workaround Perform one of these tasks:
Import capitalized interest rate schedules before importing project
types.
Enter capitalized interest rate schedules manually in the target
environment before importing project types.

Enter project types with capitalized interest rate schedules manually in
the target environment.

Enter project types in the source environment without a default
capitalization rate schedule and manually enter the schedule on the project in the target environment after the project types are imported.
Limitations with Importing Allocation Rules

This issue affects Oracle Fusion Project Costing.
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Allocation rules are not exported or imported even though Oracle Fusion Functional Setup Manager contains a task to manage allocation rules. Workaround Enter the allocation rules manually in the target environment.
Limitations with Importing Resource Breakdown Structures

This issue affects Oracle Fusion Project Foundation. The planning and billing resource breakdown structures that are eligible for import are limited based on the resource type. All resources on a planning or billing resource breakdown structure must be one of the following resource types:
Nonlabor Resource Revenue Category Event Type Person Type Supplier Item Item Category User Defined
If a resource breakdown structure contains a resource type that is not included in this list, the structure will not be imported into the target environment. Workaround Perform one of these tasks:
Remove all resources from the resource breakdown structure in the
source environment that are not one of the resource types listed above before exporting the resource breakdown structure.
Reenter the resource breakdown structure manually in the target
environment for the resource types that are not supported.
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Oracle Fusion Projects Integration with Oracle Fusion Financials

Out of Memory Error
On Oracle Solaris on SPARC (64-bit) systems, Out of Memory error may occur for the ProjectsFinancials server. Workaround Modify the fusionapps_start_params.properties file, which is located under the <APPLICATIONS_BASE>/instance/domains/hostname/Projects Domain/bin directory. Add the following command in the file: fusion.ProjectsFinancialsCluster.SunOSsparc.memoryargs= -XX:PermSize=256m -XX:MaxPermSize=756m XX:+UseParallelGC -XX:+HeapDumpOnOutOfMemoryError XX:HeapDumpPath=APPLICATIONS_BASE/instance/debug XX:+ParallelGCVerbose In the above command replace <APPLICATIONS_BASE> with the environment name that is configured on your system. Restart the ProjectFinancials server for the changes to take effect.
Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Upload

This section lists a known issue when uploading Microsoft Excel spreadsheets. The issue affects Oracle Fusion Project Costing.
Spreadsheet Header Information Erased During Upload

Excel spreadsheets may be saved and reused to import transactions, such as time sheet or expense report transactions, into Oracle Fusion Projects. When opening a saved spreadsheet, the business unit, source, document, batch name, and description information in the header are erased. Workaround Reenter the business unit, source, document, batch name, and description information in the spreadsheet header.
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Known Issues in Oracle Fusion Supply Chain Management (11.1.1.5.1)

This section lists known issues in the following areas: High Availability Oracle Fusion Inventory Management Oracle Fusion Distributed Order Orchestration Oracle Fusion Global Order Promising Oracle Fusion Product and Catalog Management Oracle Fusion Product Information Management Oracle Fusion Cost Management Oracle Fusion Shipping Oracle Fusion Supply Chain Management User Assistance
High Availability
Configurations Using WebLogic Server Clusters
If you have configured your WebLogic servers for high availability using clusters, user session data is replicated between the cluster servers. If one server goes down, the other server will pick up user requests to allow users to proceed. In such a configuration, users may receive the following message when trying to perform a task on an application page, even though the inactivity time is only a few secondseven though their inactivity time is only a few seconds: Because of inactivity your session has expired. When the user clicks OK, the page is reloaded. The following error is found in the log file: [2010-12-08T01:50:25.128-08:00] [LogisticsServer_1_1] [ERROR] [] [org.apache.myfaces.trinidadinternal.application.Stat eManagerImpl] [tid: [ACTIVE].ExecuteThread: '2' for queue: 'weblogic.kernel.Default (self-tuning)'] [userId: RCV_AGENT_V1]
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[ecid:004_iCCfqhJ3v1A5Jbg8yf0006E60002zD,0:1] [APP:LogisticsApp#V2.0] [URI: /logistics/faces/RcvWorkArea] Could not find saved view state for token -1qjoqu2ai Users receive the message stating that their session has expired because the session is not correctly replicated. Corrections must be made to weblogic-application.xml definitions. Workaround The following steps must be performed to correct the weblogicapplication.xml definition for each of these managed servers as applicable in your installation:
Logistics managed servers Globalization managed servers OrderOrchestration managed servers AdvancedPlanning managed servers
Steps for the Logistics Managed Servers

1. Sign in to the Weblogic server console. http://<host:port>/console 2. Shut down the Logistics managed servers. 3. Sign in to the machine where application(ADF) is deployed. 4. Change directory. cd....<APPLICATIONS_BASE>/fusionapps/applications/scm /deploy/EarScmLog.ear 5. After making a back up copy, edit the weblogic-application.xml to remove the <session-descriptor> by following these steps: a. Open the file for editing. vi META-INF/weblogic-application.xml b. Remove these 3 lines: <session-descriptor> <url-rewriting-enabled>false</url-rewriting-enabled> </session-descriptor>
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c. Save the change. 6. Sign on to the Weblogic server console (http://<host:port>/console), and start up the Logistics managed servers.
Steps for the Globalization Managed Servers

1. Sign in to the Weblogic server console. http://<host:port>/console 2. Shut down the Globalization managed servers. 3. Sign in to the machine where application(ADF) is deployed. 4. Change directory. cd.... .<APPLICATIONS_BASE>/fusionapps/applications/scm/depl oy/ EarScmJmf.ear 5. After making a back up copy, edit the weblogic-application.xml to remove the <session-descriptor> by following these steps: a. Open the file for editing. vi META-INF/weblogic-application.xml b. Remove these 3 lines: <session-descriptor> <url-rewriting-enabled>false</url-rewriting-enabled> </session-descriptor> c. Save the change. 6. Sign on to the Weblogic server console (http://<host:port>/console), and start up the Globalization managed servers.
Steps for the OrderOrchestration Managed Servers

1. Sign in to the Weblogic server console. http://<host:port>/console 2. Shut down the OrderOrchestration managed servers. 3. Sign in to the machine where application(ADF) is deployed.
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4. Change directory. cd.... .<APPLICATIONS_BASE>/fusionapps/applications/scm/depl oy/ EarScmDoo.ear 5. After making a back up copy, edit the weblogic-application.xml to remove the <session-descriptor> by following these steps: a. Open the file for editing. vi META-INF/weblogic-application.xml b. Remove these 3 lines: <session-descriptor> <url-rewriting-enabled>false</url-rewriting-enabled> </session-descriptor> c. Save the change. 6. Sign on to the Weblogic server console (http://<host:port>/console), and start up the OrderOrchestration managed servers.
Steps for the AdvancedPlanning Managed Servers

1. Sign in to the Weblogic server console. http://<host:port>/console 2. Shut down the AdvancedPlanning managed servers. 3. Sign in to the machine where application(ADF) is deployed. 4. Change directory. cd.... .<APPLICATIONS_BASE>/fusionapps/applications/scm/depl oy/ EarScmAps.ear 5. After making a back up copy, edit the weblogic-application.xml to remove the <session-descriptor> by following these steps: a. Open the file for editing. vi META-INF/weblogic-application.xml b. Remove these 3 lines: <session-descriptor>
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<url-rewriting-enabled>false</url-rewriting-enabled> </session-descriptor> c. Save the change. 6. Sign on to the Weblogic server console (http://<host:port>/console), and start up the Logistics managed servers.
Oracle Fusion Inventory Management

Data Roles for Inventory Management Setup Configuration Package Export
When exporting an Inventory Management configuration package in the Setup and Maintenance work area, the Interorganization Parameter and Inventory Account Alias business objects will not be exported unless the user performing the export is assigned inventory organization data roles. Workaround Before exporting an Inventory Management configuration package in the Setup and Maintenance work area, ensure that you are assigned the inventory organization data roles associated with the Supply Chain Application Administrator job role. For details about assigning data roles to users, refer to the Oracle Fusion Middleware User's Guide for Oracle Identity Manager, 11g (11.1.1), Part Number E14316-06.
Inventory Management Setup Configuration Package Export

When exporting an Inventory Management configuration package in the Setup and Maintenance work area, you must modify the package import sequence so that specific business objects will be imported in the correct sequence. The business objects named Inventory Locator and Subinventory are dependent upon, and therefore must be imported after, the business objects named Inventory Transaction Source Type, Inventory Transaction Type, Inventory Status, and Inventory Status Transaction Control.
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Workaround In the Setup and Maintenance work area, click the Manage Configuration Packages task to create an Inventory Management configuration package. Use the Create Configuration Package: Select Objects for Export page to adjust the business object import sequence. Import the following business objects, in the listed order, prior to importing the Inventory Locator and Subinventory business objects:
Inventory Transaction Source Type Inventory Transaction Type Inventory Status Inventory Status Transaction Control
Oracle Fusion Distributed Order Orchestration

Setting the callbackServerURL Property
To integrate external systems and services with Oracle Fusion Distributed Order Orchestration, you must perform the following step during implementation. Setting the callbackServerURL property ensures that the Distributed Order Orchestration service can invoke the external service with the appropriate username and password. You must set the callbackServerURL property on certain references of some Distributed Order Orchestration composites. Set the callbackServerURL property to http://<externalOHS> on the following listed references, where <externalOHS> is the location of your external Oracle HTTP Server: Composite DooTaskActivityExternalRequestComposite DooTaskInvoiceExternalRequestComposite DooTaskReserveExternalRequestComposite DooTaskShippingExternalRequestComposite DooTaskFulfillOrderRequestInterfaceComposite DooTaskReceiveExternalRequestComposite DooTaskTemplateRequestInterfaceComposite Reference ActivityExtService InvoiceExternalService ReservationExternalService ShippingServiceEBSRef FulfillmentOrderEBS ReceiptAdviceExternalService FulfillmentOrderEBSV1Wrapper
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Oracle Fusion Global Order Promising

Incorrect ORABASE Installer
The ORABASE installer found under Global Order Promising (GOP) Oracle home is incorrect. Workaround Download the patch from the My Oracle Support Web site: https://support.oracle.com To download the patch: 1. Sign in to the My Oracle Support Web site. 2. Click Patches & Updates. 3. In the Patch Search section, click the Search tab. 4. Enter the patch number in the Patch Name or Number field. 5. Select a platform to download. 6. Click Search. 7. In the Patch Search Results page, click Download to display the patch details. 8. From the File Download window, click the zip file name to download the patch. a. For IBM AIX on POWER Systems (64-bit), enter 12742388 in the Patch Name or Number field. b. For Oracle Solaris on x86-64 (64-bit) Systems, enter 12734888 in the Patch Name or Number field. 9. Apply the patch to the Global Order Promising Oracle home directory: <APPLICATIONS_BASE>/fusionapps/gop directory.
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Order Promising Sourcing Assignment Set Profile Option

The Manage Global Order Promising Profile Options task allows you to edit profile options that are used by Oracle Fusion Global Order Promising but are owned by Oracle Fusion Advanced Supply Chain Planning. The Oracle Fusion Global Order Promising profile options include UI settings and other related options such as setting the category set for use in the sourcing assignment set UI. When you access the Manage Global Order Promising Profile Options task, the Order Promising Sourcing Assignment Set profile option does not appear in the list of available profile options to manage. Workaround Use the Manage Administrator Profile Values task to access the values for the Order Promising Sourcing Assignment Set profile option. In the Manage Administrator Profile Values task, search by application for Global Order Promising. If you do not have sufficient privileges to access the Manage Administrator Profile Values task, contact your system administrator to set the profile option.
Oracle Fusion Product and Catalog Management

Setup Task: Deploy Extensible Flexfield
The Deploy Extensible Flexfield task will not launch in the Setup and Maintenance work area. Workaround Perform the Manage Extensible Flexfields task. You can access the Manage Extensible Flexfields task by starting in the Setup and Maintenance Overview page and searching for flexfields. In the Manage Extensible Flexfields page, search for the flexfield code named EGO_ITEM_EFF. In the search results, select the row that contains the flexfield code EGO_ITEM_EFF and click Deploy Flexfield. After the flexfield deployment is complete, click OK. Check the Deployment Status and Deployment Date columns to verify that the extensible flexfields deployed successfully on the current date.
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Oracle Fusion Cost Management

Import and Export Setup
Sequencing of Objects
When exporting a Cost Management configuration package in the Setup and Maintenance work area, you must modify the package import sequence so that specific business objects are imported in the correct sequence. The business object named Cost Organization Relationships is dependent upon, and therefore must be imported after, the business object named Cost Books. Workaround In the Setup and Maintenance work area, click the Manage Configuration Packages task to create a Cost Management configuration package. Use the Create Configuration Package: Select Objects for Export page to adjust the business object import sequence. Import the Cost Books business object prior to importing the Cost Organization Relationships business object.
Incorrect Legal Entity Reference

When you export a Cost Management configuration package in the Setup and Maintenance work area, the resulting legal entity reference for the cost organization is incorrect. Workaround After importing the Cost Management configuration package in the Setup and Maintenance work area, use the Manage Cost Organizations page to update the legal entity for the cost organization, and then rerun the import process.
Oracle Fusion Shipping

Shipping Setup Configuration Package Export
When exporting a Shipping configuration package in the Setup and Maintenance work area, you must modify the package import sequence so that specific business objects will be imported in the correct sequence. The business object named Shipping Organization Parameter is dependent upon, and therefore must be imported after, the business object named Ship Confirm Rule.
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Workaround In the Setup and Maintenance work area, click the Manage Configuration Packages task to create a Shipping configuration package. Use the Create Configuration Package: Select Objects for Export page to adjust the business object import sequence. Ensure that the Ship Confirm Rule business object is imported prior to importing the Shipping Organization Parameter business object.
Oracle Fusion Supply Chain Management User Assistance

Issues in Oracle Fusion Product Model User Assistance
Missing Content for Creating and Editing Attribute Groups
The following content is missing from the user assistance. When creating and editing attribute groups, or when creating new item classes associated with attribute groups, new attribute groups or changes to attribute groups are not visible in the system. When creating or editing attribute groups, or when creating new item classes associated with attribute groups, you must redeploy the extensible flexfields for the attribute groups to become available in the system. Perform the Manage Extensible Flexfields task. Access the Manage Extensible Flexfields task by starting in the Setup and Maintenance Overview page and searching for flexfields. In the Manage Extensible Flexfields page, search for the flexfield code named EGO_ITEM_EFF. In the search results, select the row that contains the flexfield code EGO_ITEM_EFF and click Deploy Flexfield. After the flexfield deployment is complete, click OK. Check the Deployment Status and Deployment Date columns to verify that the extensible flexfield deployed successfully on the current date.
Issues in User Assistance for Oracle Fusion Distributed Order Orchestration

This section lists known issues in user assistance for Oracle Fusion Distributed Order Orchestration, including the Oracle Fusion Applications Order Orchestration Implementation Guide, 11g (11.1.1.5.1), Part Number E20386-01.
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Missing Content About Creating a User Credential Key

The following content is missing from the user assistance. You must create a user credential key to integrate Oracle Fusion Distributed Order Orchestration with external services. Follow the instructions for adding a key to a credential map in the Oracle Fusion Middleware Security Guide, 11g Release 1 (11.1.1). You must have the administration privilege and administrator role. In the Select Map list, select oracle.wsm.security. Enter the key, user name, and password from the service that is being integrated with Oracle Fusion Distributed Order Orchestration. Register the user credential key on the Manage Web Service Details page of Distributed Order Orchestration.
Incorrect Content About the Server Attribute

The following help topics contain references to the Server attribute:
Orchestration Process Definition: Points to Consider Orchestration Process Definition Deployment: Explained
The Server attribute does not exist.
Incorrect Content About Status Codes

The following help topics contain references to status codes:
Orchestration Process Definitions: Explained Creating Cost of Change Rules: Worked Example Creating an Orchestration Process Status Condition Fulfillment Line Status Definition: Points to Consider Creating Fulfillment Line Status Conditions: Worked Example
In these topics, status codes should be called status values.
Incorrect Content About Sourcing Items from a Different Warehouse

The following changes have been made to the help topic Sourcing Items from a Different Warehouse: Points to Consider in the user assistance.
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The following sentence appears under Editing the Warehouse Attribute: You must find out which warehouse has the item, either by consulting the analytics or offline by some other means. It should say, You must find out which warehouse has the item, by consulting the analytics, the Check Availability page, the Supply Availability report, or the Supply Allocations report; or outside the application. The following sentence appears under Selecting an Option from the Check Availability Window: To focus on options for sourcing from a different warehouse, clear the warehouse attribute in the Edit Fulfillment Lines window. It should say, To focus on options for sourcing from a different warehouse, clear the Warehouse attribute on the Check Availability page.
Incorrect and Missing Content About the Shipment Task Layer Service
The following changes have been made to the help topic Shipment Task Layer Service: Explained in the user assistance. The following sentence appears under Sends Requests to the Shipping Fulfillment System: When a hold is applied, the task layer service makes a request to the shipping fulfillment system to hold the in-progress shipment request. It should say, If Hold on Running Task is selected and the running task is Shipping, then when a shipping hold is applied, the task layer service makes a request to the shipping fulfillment system to hold the in-progress shipment request. The following sentence appears under Receives Information and Status Updates from the Shipping System: If the shipping unit of measure is different from the ordered unit of measure, then the task layer service converts it to the unit used by Distributed Order Orchestration before sending the update. It should say, If the shipping unit of measure is different from the ordered unit of measure, then the fulfillment systems convert the unit of measure back to the ordered unit of measure before communicating the shipped quantity to Distributed Order Orchestration. The following sentence appears under Receives Information and Status Updates from the Shipping System: Before ship confirm, fulfillment line details, such as freight cost, tracking number, and way bill number, may be sent any time from the shipping system, but they are sent to Distributed Order Orchestration only when status updates are made. It should say, Before ship confirm when status updates occur in the shipping system, fulfillment line details, such as freight cost, tracking number, and way bill number, may be sent any time from the shipping system to Distributed Order Orchestration.
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Known Issues in Oracle Fusion User Assistance (11.1.1.5.1)

This section lists known issues in the following areas: General Post-Installation Patching Oracle Fusion Applications Administration Oracle Fusion Sales Territory Management Oracle Fusion Financials Integration with Oracle Fusion Transactional Business Intelligence Oracle Fusion Integration with Oracle Identity Management
General
Oracle Fusion Applications Public Help Site
The public help site on the Internet is not initially available. Workaround Use the locally installed version of Oracle Fusion Applications Help.
Accessing Pages from the Help Portal Server Managed Server

On Oracle Solaris on x86-64 (64-bit) systems, an exception occurs when trying to access pages from the HelpPortalServer managed server. The following error appears n the HelpPortalServer.log file during runtime: java.lang.VirtualMachineError: out of space in CodeCache for adapters Workaround Restart all the servers in HelpPortalCluster (Common domain). If the error still exists, then, perform the following steps: Open the fusionapps_start_params.properties file in the CommonDomain/bin directory.
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For the fusion.HelpPortalCluster.SunOS-i386.memoryargs property, add the following value: -XX:ReservedCodeCacheSize=128m Restart all the servers in HelpPortalCluster (Common domain).
Patching
Oracle Fusion Applications Help Content Patch
The latest Oracle Fusion Applications Technology Library patch is 13066518. The patch is available on My Oracle Support 1. Go to the My Oracle Support Web site. https://support.oracle.com 2. Sign in with your My Oracle Support user name and password. 3. Open the Patches and Updates tab. 4. In the Patches Search region, enter the patch number. 5. Click Search. 6. Click the patch number link in the Search Results page and proceed with accessing the Read Me and the patch for download and installation, or adding the patch to a new or existing plan.
Corrections for the Oracle Fusion Applications Patching Guide

The "Patching Oracle Fusion Applications Help Content" section in the Oracle Fusion Applications Patching Guide, 11g 1 (11.1.1.5), Part Number E16602-01 should be replaced with the following. Each Release Update Patch (RUP) contains the new help content for the release. However, if you use a local help application and do not allow access to Internet-based help, you must apply the Oracle Fusion Applications Technology Library patch. Refer to the Oracle Fusion Applications release notes to get the patch number for the latest version of the library. After applying the patch, the Technology option in the Guides menu of Oracle Fusion Applications Help opens the library. Standard patches of help content may be published from time to time. These patches contain two types of content:
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A Seed Data Files patch containing updated help topics that you apply
using Oracle Fusion Applications Patch Manager

Reference content patches that may contain:

BPM diagrams User Productivity Kit demos Oracle Fusion Applications Technology library
To apply Oracle Fusion Applications Help seed data patches: 1. Run the Patch Impact report to determine the patch content. For more information, see Section 3.5.1, "Patch Impact Report". 2. Apply the patches with Oracle Fusion Applications Patch Manager. For more information about applying Oracle Fusion Applications patches, see Section 3.4, "Applying Patches". 3. Stop and restart the help portal Managed Servers in the HelpPortalCluster in the Common domain after the patch is successfully applied. 4. Manually start the crawl using Oracle Enterprise Crawl and Search Framework (ECSF) so users can see the results immediately. You can create or modify an index schedule to run manually and then start the schedule. If you do not manually start the index schedule, the content will be included during your next scheduled index schedule. For more information about ECSF scheduling, see "Managing Index Schedules" in the Oracle Fusion Applications Administrators Guide 11g, (11.1.1.5), E14496-01. To apply Oracle Fusion Applications Help reference patches, unzip the patch file and move the content to the equivalent directory in your <APPLICATIONS_BASE>, where <APPLICATIONS_BASE> is the root directory under which the provisioned environment resides.
Post-Installation
Oracle Fusion Applications Post-Installation Guide
Missing Content About Auto Recovery Settings and Re-Try of Faulted Messages
The following content is missing from the Oracle Fusion Applications PostInstallation Guide, 11g (11.1.1.5), Part Number E22380-01.
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Default auto recovery settings may cause data corruption. Workaround Use the following instructions to turn off auto recovery. 1. Sign in to Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion Applications Control as an Oracle Fusion Applications Developer user. 2. Set BPEL Configuration properties and turn off the recurring scheduler as follows. 3. Go to SOA Administration > BPEL properties. The BPEL Service Engine Properties page opens. 4. Click on the More BPEL Configuration Properties link. The Application Defined MBeans page for BPEL configuration attributes opens. 5. Click on the RecoveryConfig attribute. The attribute's properties page opens. 6. Configure the RecurringScheduleConfig property with the following values. maxMessageRaiseSize = 0 startWindowTime = 00:00 stopWindowTime = 00:00 7. Configure the StartupScheduleConfig property with the following value. maxMessageRaiseSize = 0 8. Turn off the global transaction retry: 9. Go to SOA Administration > Common Properties 10. Click on the More SOA Infra Advanced Configuration Properties link. The Application Defined MBeans page for advanced attributes opens. 11. Set the GlobalTxMaxRetry attribute with the following value. GlobalTxMaxRetry = 0
Note: With auto recovery turned off, messages accumulate. Use Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion Applications Control to clean up the messages from the recovery queue.
12. Sign in to Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion Applications Control as an Oracle Fusion Applications Administrator user. 13. Go to the SOA-INFRA level of your deployment.
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14. In the SOA Infrastructure, click on the Faults and Rejected Messages tab. 15. Select the fault type All Faults. 16. Click on Delete Rejected Messages to remove the messages from the database. Or delete a subset of messages by applying search criteria that filter out messages to delete if a manual recovery is needed. As a post-installation guideline, establish a central repository for all the FA fault policies to help you streamline disabling, enabling, or modifying the fault handling actions without modifying the composite. 17. Remove the ora-retry action from all the fault policies. 18. Modify or remove the global transaction retry by setting the globalTxMaxRetry=0 property on the BPEL component in composite if this property was overridden in any of the composite.xml files: <property name="bpel.config.globalTxMaxRetry">0</property>
Oracle Fusion Applications Administration

Starting Up or Shutting Down the Entire Oracle Fusion Applications Environment
The steps in the Oracle Fusion Applications Administrator's Guide, 11g (11.1.1.5), Part Number E14496-01, for starting up or shutting down the entire Oracle Fusion Applications environment, are incorrect. Workaround
Replace the Contents of Table 3-1 Starting and Stopping

Replace the contents of Table 3-1 Starting and Stopping with the following:
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Component Oracle Fusion Applications Oracle Fusion applications
Description
Documentation
You can start and stop applications using the WLST command line, Fusion Applications Control, Cloud Control, or WebLogic Server Administration Console.
Section 3.3.6 for WLST and Fusion Applications Control "Start applications and modules" and "Stop applications and modules" in the Oracle Fusion Middleware Oracle WebLogic Server Administration Console Online Help for the WebLogic Server Administration Console
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Oracle Fusion Middleware Administration Server The Administration server operates as the central control entity for the configuration of the entire Oracle WebLogic Server domain. It maintains the domain's configuration documents and distributes changes in the configuration documents to Managed Servers. The Administration Server serves as a central location from which to manage and monitor all resources in a domain. You can use the WLST command line to start an Administration Server or the fastartstop utility to start all the Administration Server for all the product families. Node Manager Node Manager is an Oracle WebLogic Server utility that enables you to start, shut down, and restart the Administration Servers and the Managed Server instances. On Windows, Node Manager is configured to automatically start by default. "Node Manager Overview" section in the Oracle Fusion Middleware Node Manager Administrator's Guide for Oracle WebLogic Server Task 3, "Start Node Manager" Section 3.3.2.1, Task 3, "Start the Administration Servers"
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Managed Server for an application
Managed Servers host business applications, application components, Web services, and their associated resources. You can use Fusion Applications Control or WebLogic Server Administration Console to start the Managed Servers for a domain, or the fastartstop utility to start all the Managed Servers for all the product families.
Section 3.3.2.1, Task 4, "Start the Managed Servers" for Fusion Applications Control and the fastartstop script "Start Managed Servers from the Administration Console", "Start Managed Servers in a cluster" and "Shutdown servers in a cluster" in the Oracle Fusion Middleware Oracle WebLogic Server Administration Console Online Help for the WebLogic Server Administration Console "Starting and Stopping Oracle Business Intelligence" chapter in the Oracle Fusion Middleware System Administrator's Guide for Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition Section 5.6
Oracle Business Intelligence Suite
You can use Fusion Applications Control or the opmnctl command to start and stop Oracle Business Intelligence system components. You can use Fusion Applications Control to start and stop the Oracle Enterprise Scheduler Service. You can use Fusion Applications Control or the opmnctl command to start and stop Oracle HTTP Server.
Oracle Enterprise Scheduler Service
Oracle HTTP Server
"Starting, Stopping, and Restarting Oracle HTTP Server" section in the Oracle Fusion Middleware Administrator's Guide for Oracle HTTP Server
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Oracle WebLogic Server domain for a product family
When applying a patch Section 3.3.4 that only applies to a product family, you can stop the Oracle WebLogic Server domain for the product family and restart it after you apply the patch without stopping the entire Oracle Fusion Applications environment. You can use Fusion Applications Control to start and stop an Oracle WebLogic Server domain. If you modify the Oracle WebLogic Server configuration, you must stop and restart the cluster for the configuration changes to take effect. You can start and stop Oracle WebLogic Server clusters with either Fusion Applications Control or Node Manager. Section 3.3.5.2 for Fusion Applications Control "Using Node Manager to Start Managed Servers in a WebLogic Domain or Cluster" section in Oracle Fusion Middleware Oracle WebLogic Scripting Tool for Node Manager
Oracle WebLogic Server cluster for a product family
Oracle Database Oracle Database You can start and stop the Oracle database with the Oracle Enterprise Manager Database Control. "Accessing the Database Home Page" section in the Oracle Database 2 Day DBA
Replace Tasks 3 and 4 in Section 3.3.2.1

To start up the entire Oracle Fusion Applications environment, replace Tasks 3 and 4 in section 3.3.2.1 with the following text:
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Task 3 Start the Administration Servers You must start the Oracle WebLogic Server Administration Server for the CommonDomain domain in the Oracle Fusion Setup product family from a shared disk. The applications and other product families depend on topology information in the Administration Server in the Oracle Fusion Setup product family. For more information about running the Administration Server from a shared location, see Section 3.2. Optionally, if you need to perform administration tasks for other product families, start the Administration Server for those product families. When you start the Administration Server, you also start the applications that run on the Administration Server, including the WebLogic Server Administration Console and Fusion Applications Control. To start an individual Administration Server: 1. Start the host-specific Node Manager for the domain for which you want to start the Administration Servers: a. Set the WLST_PROPERTIES environment variable: setenv WLST_PROPERTIES "Dweblogic.security.SSL.trustedCAKeyStore=WL_HO ME/server/lib/fusion_trust.jks" where WL_HOME is the Oracle WebLogic Server home directory under the fusionapps Middleware subdirectory. b. Start Node Manager with the startNodeManagerWrapper utility from the Oracle WebLogic Server home directory under the fusionapps Middleware subdirectory: UNIX WL_HOME/common/nodemanager/host_name/startNode ManagerWrapper.sh Windows WL_HOME\common\nodemanager\host_name\startNode ManagerWrapper.cmd c. For all the hosts, verify that Node Manager is running. For example, on UNIX platforms, enter the following command: netstat a|grep 5556
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The 5556 port should be in a listening state. If your environement uses a different port, then use the port number in the System Port Allocation page during the creation of a provisioning plan. See the "System Port Allocation" section in the Oracle Fusion Applications Administrator's Guide.
Note: Do not start Node Manager with WLST or the following Oracle WebLogic Server scripts: (UNIX) WL_HOME/server/bin/startNodeManager.sh (Windows) WL_HOME\server\bin\startNodeManager.cmd
2. Start the Administration Server: a. At an operating system command prompt, navigate to the location of the WLST script: UNIX FA_MW_HOME/oracle_common/common/bin Windows FA_MW_HOME\oracle_common\common\bin FA_MW_HOME is named fusionapps and located under the APPLICATIONS_BASE. b. Run the wlst script: (UNIX) wlst.sh (Windows) wlst.cmd c. Connect to Oracle WebLogic Server with the following WLST command: nmConnect('node_manager_user_name','node_manager_pass word','node_manager_host_name','node_manager_host_por t', 'domain_name','path_to_domain_home_of_the_domain') The following shows an example of a connection to the CommonDomain domain: nmConnect('bootstrap_admin','welcome','weblogic1.comp any.com','5556','CommonDomain','/oracle/fusion/top/in stance/domains/weblogic1.company.com/CommonDomain')
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See the "nmConnect" section in the Oracle Fusion Middleware WebLogic Scripting Tool Command Reference. d. Start the Administration Server: nmStart('WLS_server_name') For example a connection to the CommonDomain domain might be: nmStart('AdminServer') See the "nmStart" section in the Oracle Fusion Middleware WebLogic Scripting Tool Command Reference. To start all the Administration Servers for all the product families, start the host-specific Node Managers for all of the product family domains using step 1, above: Each host has its own copy of the Node Manager and all the Node Managers should be running before attempting to start any Administration or Managed Servers. Start the Administration Servers for all the product families: If the Oracle Fusion Applications patching framework was installed, the fastartstop utility is available from the following directories: UNIX FA_ORACLE_HOME/applications/lcm/ad/bin Windows FA_ORACLE_HOME\applications\lcm\ad\bin FA_ORACLE_HOME is a directory named applications, located under the fusionapps Oracle Fusion Middleware home directory. From the shared host location, run fastartstop to start all the domains or specific domains: UNIX fastartstop.sh -Start -all -username user_name -appbase APPLLICATIONS_BASE -adminServersOnly [-setup setup_details.xml_file_location] [-loglevel log_level] [-timeout timeout_period]
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Windows fastartstop.cmd -Start -all -username user_name -appbase APPLLICATIONS_BASE -adminServersOnly [-setup setup_details.xml_file_location] [-loglevel log_level] [-timeout timeout_period] For more information about the syntax, see Table 3-2. For more information about starting the Administration Servers and Managed Servers for all the product families is the fastartstop utility. See Section 3.3.3.
Note: Do not use the following Oracle WebLogic Server scripts to start the Administration Servers: (UNIX) DOMAIN_HOME/bin/startWebLogic.sh (Windows) DOMAIN_HOME\bin\startWebLogic.cmd
Task 4 Start the Managed Servers Depending on the configuration established during provisioning, you can start Oracle WebLogic Server Managed Servers from either a shared or local disk. See Section 3.2. To start the Managed Servers for a domain using Fusion Applications Control: From the navigation pane, expand the farm, WebLogic Domain. From the WebLogic Domain menu, choose Control, then Start Up. If you prefer to use the WebLogic Server Administration Console, "Start Managed Servers from the Administration Console" and "Start Managed Servers in a cluster" in the Oracle Fusion Middleware Oracle WebLogic Server Administration Console Online Help To start all the Administration Servers and Managed Servers for all the product families in one step, use the fastartstop utility. See Section 3.3.3.
Note: Do not use the following Oracle WebLogic Server scripts to start the Managed Servers: (UNIX) DOMAIN_HOME/bin/startManagedWebLogic.sh (Windows) DOMAIN_HOME\bin\startManagedWebLogic.cmd
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Replace Tasks 2 and 3 in Section 3.3.2.2

Task 2 Stop the Administration Servers When stopping the Oracle Fusion Applications environment, stop the Administration Server for the product families other than the Oracle Fusion Setup product family first, and then stop the Administration Server for the Oracle Fusion Setup product family. The applications and other product families depend on topology information in the Administration Server in the Oracle Fusion Setup product family. Therefore, you need to stop the Administration Server in the Oracle Fusion Setup product family after the other product families. You stop the Administration Servers from a shared disk. To stop an individual Administration Server: 1. At an operating system command prompt, navigate to the location of the WLST script and follow the steps 2 a to 2 c in Task 3 Start the Administration Servers, above. 2. Stop the Administration Server: nmStop('WLS_server_name') For example, to stop the Administration Server: nmStop('AdminServer') To stop all the Administration Servers for all the product families, use the fastartstop utility. If the Oracle Fusion Applications patching framework was installed, the fastartstop utility is available from the following directories: UNIX FA_ORACLE_HOME/applications/lcm/ad/bin Windows FA_ORACLE_HOME\applications\lcm\ad\bin FA_ORACLE_HOME is a directory named applications, located under the fusionapps Oracle Fusion Middleware home directory. From the shared host location, run fastartstop to start all the domains or specific domains: UNIX
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fastartstop.sh -Stop -all -username user_name -appbase APPLLICATIONS_BASE -adminServersOnly [-setup setup_details.xml_file_location] [-loglevel log_level] [-timeout timeout_period] Windows fastartstop.cmd -Stop -all -username user_name -appbase APPLLICATIONS_BASE -adminServersOnly [-setup setup_details.xml_file_location] [-loglevel log_level] [-timeout timeout_period] For more information about the syntax, see Table 3-2. For more information about starting the Administration Servers and Managed Servers for all the product families is the fastartstop utility. See Section 3.3.3.
Note: Do not use the following Oracle WebLogic Server scripts to stop the Administration Servers: (UNIX) DOMAIN_HOME/bin/stopWebLogic.sh (Windows) DOMAIN_HOME\bin\stopWebLogic.cmd
Task 3 Stop the Managed Servers Depending on the configuration established during provisioning, you can stop Oracle WebLogic Server Managed Servers from either a shared or local disk. See Section 3.2. To stop the Managed Servers for a domain using Fusion Applications Control: 1. From the navigation pane, expand the farm, and then WebLogic Domain. 2. From the WebLogic Domain menu, choose Control, then Shut Down. If you prefer to use the WebLogic Server Administration Console, see "Start Managed Servers from the Administration Console" and "Shutdown servers in a cluster" in the Oracle Fusion Middleware Oracle WebLogic Server Administration Console Online Help
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To stop all the Administration Servers and Managed Servers for all the product families in one step, use the fastartstop utility. See Section 3.3.3.
Note: Do not use the following Oracle WebLogic Server scripts to stop the Managed Servers: (UNIX) DOMAIN_HOME/bin/stopManagedWebLogic.sh (Windows) DOMAIN_HOME\bin\stopManagedWebLogic.cmd
Oracle Fusion Sales Territory Management

Numbers of Levels for Hierarchical Dimensions
Although source applications support hierarchies greater than nine levels, Oracle Fusion Business Intelligence does not recognize dimension member hierarchy levels greater than nine. As a result, dimension member hierarchy level ten or higher is not reflected in the dimension picker. The dimensions most likely affected include:
Product Geography Account Organization Type Industry The three classification categories
Oracle Fusion Financials Integration with Oracle Fusion Transactional Business Intelligence
Oracle Fusion Transactional Business Intelligence integration information with Oracle Fusion Applications Financials is presented in the Oracle Fusion Transactional Business Intelligence Administrator's Guide, Release 11.1.1.5, Part Number E21363-01. This section provides supplemental information in the following areas: Oracle Fusion General Ledger Accounting Segment Setup Accounting Role Playing Dimensions Essbase Mapping
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Oracle Fusion General Ledger Accounting Segment Setup

In the Oracle Fusion Transactional Business Intelligence Administrator's Guide, "Table 4 Mapping for Tree view object" in the Oracle Fusion General Ledger Accounting Segment Setup requires the following correction. Physical Columns Dep0Pk1Value Dep2ValueID Logical Columns Segment Value Set Code Level 2 ID Correct Physical Column Dep0Pk2Value No physical column mapping
Accounting Role Playing Dimensions

For instructions on setting role playing segment dimensions for accounting segments based on both trees and value sets, see the detailed instructions in "Oracle Fusion Financials OTBI - Accounting Role Playing Dimensions Setup" (ID 1355653.1) on My Oracle Support (https://support.oracle.com).
Essbase Mapping
In all the dimensions where there are both View Object (VO) sources and Essbase sources, the VO source should be placed first among Oracle Fusion Transactional Business Intelligence logical table sources (LTS), followed by the Essbase cube LTS. This is to ensure that in case of a dimension-only query, values are pulled from the VO source. This applies to the following dimensions.
Dim-Ledger Dim-Ledger Set Dim-Date-Fiscal Calendar Dim-Currency All Segment Dimensions mapped both from VO and Essbase sources
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Oracle Fusion Integration with Oracle Identity Management

Oracle Fusion Applications integration information with Oracle Identity Management is presented in the Oracle Fusion Middleware Enterprise Deployment Guide for Oracle Identity Management (Oracle Fusion Applications Edition), 11g (11.1.1.5.0) Part Number E21032-01. This section provides the following corrections and supplements: Missing Parameter in Table of Minimum Initialization Parameters for Oracle RAC Databases Parameters for Oracle RAC Database are Different for Oracle Internet Directory Database Install WebLogic Server on Oracle Internet Directory and Oracle Virtual Directory Hosts Apply Patches for Fusion Middleware and Fusion Applications Incorrect Configuration File Name for Oracle HTTP Server Modify oracleRoot.sh Script and Run It as root When Configuring Oracle Internet Directory Instances Incorrect OID Host Name in SSL Configuration Section Incorrect Port Number in Oracle Internet Directory Configuration Steps Wrong Directory Specified for Copying Oracle Directory Integration Platform to wls_ods2 Enabling Oracle Directory Integration Platform for Secure Access to Oracle Internet Directory Incorrect Prompt Information in Configuring Oracle Virtual Directory for SSL Add Command for Starting Oracle Virtual Directory Missing Content in Section on Disabling Oracle Virtual Directory Listener SSL NIO Incorrect Host Value in Adapters for Oracle Internet Directory Disable the Access Control Flag in Oracle Virtual Directory
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Update Descriptions of IDSTORE_HOST and IDSTORE_PORT in the Properties Files Used with idmConfigTool.sh -prepareIDStore Changes to "Creating Access Control Lists in Non-Oracle Internet Directory Directories" Run pack and unpack on IDMHOST1 when Propagating Domain Changes in Oracle Access Manager Chapter Changing Oracle Access Managers Login Attribute Update the Configuration File oam-config.xml Update Oracle Identity Manager JMS Queues Incorrect IDSTORE_USERSEARCHBASE Value in config_oam2.props File Managing the Password of the xelsysadm User Incorrect Statement in Oracle Access Manager Troubleshooting Section
Missing Parameter in Table of Minimum Initialization Parameters for Oracle RAC Databases
In Chapter 3 Configuring Database Repositories, Table 3-2 is missing the parameter _b_tree_bitmap_plans, which should have the value FALSE. This parameter is for databases that are used by Oracle Internet Directory.
Parameters for Oracle RAC Database are Different for Oracle Internet Directory Database
In Section 3.2.1 Creating a Real Applications Clusters Database, the table of parameters for an Oracle RAC Database is misleading. It should be separated into two tables, one for most RAC databases and another for RAC databases that are used for Oracle Internet Directory. Specifically: Table 11 Minimum Initialization Parameters for Oracle RAC Databases Parameter aq_tm_processes dml_locks Value 1 200
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Parameter job_queue_processes open_cursors session_max_open_files sessions processes sga_target pga_aggregate_target sga_max_size session_cached_cursors
Value 10 800 1 50 500 500 512M 100M 800M 500
Table 12 Minimum Initialization Parameters for Oracle RAC Oracle Internet Directory Databases Parameter aq_tm_processes dml_locks job_queue_processes open_cursors processes sga_target Value 1 200 10 800 2 2500 4G
OAM requires a minimum of 800 open cursors in the database. When OIM and OAM are available, the number of open cursors should be 1500. OAM requires a minimum of 800 open cursors in the database. When OIM and OAM are available, thenumber of open cursors should be 1500.
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Parameter pga_aggregate_target sga_max_size session_cached_cursors _b_tree_bitmap_plans
Value 2G 800M 500 FALSE
Install WebLogic Server on Oracle Internet Directory and Oracle Virtual Directory Hosts
In Chapter 4 Installing the Software, update Table 4-2 Software to be Installed for Different Topologies, so that an X appears in the WLS column for hosts OIDHOST1, OIDHOST2, OVDHOST1, and OVDHOST2 in the topologies that include those hosts.
Apply Patches for Fusion Middleware and Fusion Applications

This information should be added to Section 4.6, "Patching the Software." Apply these patches to the Oracle homes, as shown in Table 13. Table 13 Patches to Apply Oracle Home Identity Management Identity and Access Management Common WebGate Patches to Apply 12409485, 12367248 12867723, 12740881, 12790893, 12418680 12897019, 12596282, 12592751, 12738790, 12869551, 12805526, 12780782 12816881 See Section 18.5.4, Patching the Oracle Access Manager 10g WebGates.
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Incorrect Configuration File Name for Oracle HTTP Server

Section 5.3 Configuring Oracle HTTP Server to Run as Software Owner refers to a configuration file as http.conf. The actual name of the file is httpd.conf.
Modify oracleRoot.sh Script and Run It as root When Configuring Oracle Internet Directory Instances
in Chapter 7 Extending the Domain with Oracle Internet Directory, a step is missing from Section 7.3.1 Configuring the First Oracle Internet Directory Instance, and Section 7.3.2 Configuring an Additional Oracle Internet Directory Instance. The following step should be added before the step "On the Configuration screen, multiple configuration assistants are launched in succession. This process can be lengthy. Wait for the configuration process to finish": On Linux and UNIX systems, a dialog box appears that prompts you to run the oracleRoot.sh script. Open a Shell window and edit the script, changing the line: fi# This command path is not already provided in the existing root.sh to two lines, like this: fi # This command path is not already provided in the existing root.sh Save the file, then run the oracleRoot.sh script, as the root user.
Incorrect OID Hostname in SSL Configuration Section

In Chapter 7 Extending the Domain with Oracle Internet Directory, the sample output in Step 3 of Section 7.4.3.2 Configuring Oracle Internet Directory for SSL shows an incorrect OID hostname. It should be policystore.mycompany.com.
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Incorrect Port Number in Oracle Internet Directory Configuration Steps

In the chapter Extending the Domain with Oracle Internet Directory, the wrong port number is shown in Step 3 of Section 7.4.3.2 Configuring Oracle Internet Directory for SSL. The value for SSL Port of your OID Server should be 389.
Wrong Directory Specified for Copying Oracle Directory Integration Platform to wls_ods2
In Chapter 8 Extending the Domain with Oracle Directory Integration Platform and ODSM, Section 8.2.2 Post-Installation Step: Copying Oracle Directory Integration Platform to wls_ods2, the command line is shown as: cp -rp ORACLE_BASE/admin/IDMDomain/aserver/IDMDomain/config/ fmwconfig/servers/wls_ods1/applications ORACLE_BASE/admin/IDMDomain/aserver/IDMDomain/config/ fmwconfig/servers/wls_ods2/applications It should actually be: cp -rp ORACLE_BASE/admin/IDMDomain/aserver/IDMDomain/config/ fmwconfig/servers/wls_ods1/applications ORACLE_BASE/admin/IDMDomain/aserver/IDMDomain/config/ fmwconfig/servers/wls_ods2/
Enabling Oracle Directory Integration Platform for Secure Access to Oracle Internet Directory
Add this section in the Extending the Domain with Oracle Directory Integration Platform and ODSM chapter, just before Section 8.2.3 Configure the Enterprise Manager Agents: If you are using Oracle Directory Integration Platform and have secured your Oracle Internet Directory as described above, you must configure Oracle Directory Integration Platform to access Oracle Internet Directory is secure mode. You do this by performing the steps in the Managing the SSL Certificates of Oracle Internet Directory and Connected Directories section of the Managing the Oracle Directory Integration Platform chapter in the Oracle Fusion Middleware Administrator's Guide for Oracle Directory Integration Platform.
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Incorrect Prompt Information in Configuring Oracle Virtual Directory for SSL

In Chapter 9 Extending the Domain with Oracle Virtual Directory, Section 9.4.2.2 Configuring Oracle Virtual Directory for SSL, in the list following "When prompted, enter the following information," two of the items are incorrect. OVD Component Name: for example, ovd1 should be: OVD Instance Name: for example, ovd1 AS instance name: Name of your Oracle instance, for example: asinst_ovd1 should be: Oracle instance name: Name of your Oracle instance, for example: asinst_ovd1
Add Command for Starting Oracle Virtual Directory

In Chapter 9 Extending the Domain with Oracle Virtual Directory, Step 4 in Section 9.5 Disable Oracle Virtual Directory Listener SSL NIO is missing the command for starting Oracle Virtual Directory after you stop it. The command is: ORACLE_INSTANCE/bin/opmnctl startproc iascomponent=ovd1
Missing Content in Section on Disabling Oracle Virtual Directory Listener SSL NIO
In Chapter 9 Extending the Domain with Oracle Virtual Directory, Section 9.5 Disable Oracle Virtual Directory Listener SSL NIO, Step 2 is missing some lines. Step 2 should say: Edit the file: ORACLE_INSTANCE/config/OVD/component/listener.os_xml Locate the section for LDAP SSL listener, which looks like this: <ldap version="20" id="LDAP SSL Endpoint"> <port>7501</port> <host>0.0.0.0</host> ......... ......... <ssl enabled="true"> <protocols>SSLv3</protocols>
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<cipherSuites> ....... ....... <tcpNoDelay>true</tcpNoDelay> <readTimeout>180000</readTimeout> </socketOptions> </ldap> Modify this section so that it looks like this: <ldap version="20" id="LDAP SSL Endpoint"> <port>7501</port> <host>0.0.0.0</host> ......... ......... <ssl enabled="true"> <protocols>SSLv3,TLSv1,SSLv2Hello</protocols> <cipherSuites includeAnonCiphers="true"> ...... ...... <tcpNoDelay>true</tcpNoDelay> <readTimeout>180000</readTimeout> </socketOptions> <useNIO>false</useNIO> </ldap>
Incorrect Host Value in Adapters for Oracle Internet Directory

When creating a Change Log or User Adapter for Oracle Virtual Directory which points to an underlying Oracle Internet Directory, the Host and Port should point to the load balancing name which fronts the Oracle Internet Directories hosting the identity information. Specifically, in Section 9.8.1 Creating Adapters for Oracle Internet Directory, in Step 5 under User Adapter, and in Step 6 under Change Log Adapter, the value of Host in the Connection screens should be oidstore.mycompany.com.
Missing Parameter for Change Log Adapter

In Section 9.8.1 Creating Adapters for Oracle Internet Directory, in Step 7d under the Change Log Adapter, the parameters table is missing this entry:
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Parameter virtualDITAdapterName
Value User Adapter (The name of the User adapter's name)
Comments Create
Disable the Access Control Flag in Oracle Virtual Directory

Section 10.1.2 Disable Oracle Virtual Directory Access Control should be moved to just before Section 9.9 Tuning Oracle Virtual Directory. The steps in that section must be performed even if OVD is fronting OID. Change the first paragraph in the section, which says: "If you are using Active Directory as your directory store you need to disable the Access Control Flag in OVD. To do this perform the following steps:" to say: "To Disable the Access Control Flag in OVD, perform the following steps:"
Update Descriptions of IDSTORE_HOST and IDSTORE_PORT in the Properties Files Used with idmConfigTool.sh prepareIDStore
In Chapter 11 Preparing Identity and Policy Stores, Step 2 in each of the subsections under Section 11.4 Preparing the Identity Store lists contents of a properties file and describe the properties in Step 2. The descriptions of IDSTORE_HOST and IDSTORE_PORT should be updated to say: IDSTORE_HOST and IDSTORE_PORT are, respectively, the host and port of your Identity Store directory. If you are using a non-Oracle Internet Directory directory, then specify the Oracle Virtual Directory host (which should be IDSTORE.mycompany.com). If your Identity Store is in Oracle Internet Directory, then IDSTORE_HOST should point to Oracle Internet Directory, even if you are fronting Oracle Internet Directory with Oracle Virtual Directory.
Add a Read-only User to cn=orclFAUserReadPrivilegeGroup

Add the following steps to Section 11.4.5 Creating Users and Groups for Oracle WebLogic Server.
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Add a read-only user to cn=orclFAUserReadPrivilegeGroup as follows: 1. Create an LDIF file rou_member.ldif with the following contents: dn: cn=orclFAUserReadPrivilegeGroup,cn=Groups,dc=mycompan y,dc=com changetype: modify add: uniquemember uniquemember: cn=IDROUser,cn=Users,dc=mycompany,dc=com 2. Then execute this command in the Identity Management shiphome environment: ldapmodify -h idstore.us.oracle.com -p 389 -D cn=orcladmin -w <bind_pwd> -f rou_member.ldif
Changes to Section 11.4.6 Creating Access Control Lists in Non-Oracle Internet Directory Directories
The section 11.4.6 Creating Access Control Lists in Non-Oracle Internet Directory Directories should read as follows: In the preceding sections, you seeded the Identity Store with users and artifacts for the Oracle components. If your Identity Store is hosted in a nonOracle Internet Directory directory, such as Microsoft Active Directory, you must set up the access control information (ACIs) to provide appropriate privileges to the entities you created. This section lists the artifacts created and the privileges required for the artifacts.
Users and groups. ACIs to the users and groups container are
provided in Oracle Internet Directory. Set them manually for other directories. The Oracle Identity Manager/Oracle Access Manager integration and Fusion Applications require the following artifacts to be created in the Identity store.
Group with read privileges to the users container (orclFAUserReadPrivilegeGroup). Configure the local directory ACIs so that that this group has privileges to read all the attributes of the users in the Identity Store. Group with read/write privileges to the users container (orclFAUserWritePrivilegeGroup)
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Group with read privileges to the groups container (orclFAGroupReadPrivilegeGroup) Group with read privileges to the groups container (orclFAGroupWritePrivilegeGroup) Group with write privileges to a partial set of attributes (orclFAUserWritePrefsPrivilegeGroup)
The partial set of attributes is:

orclAccessibilityMode orclColorContrast orclFontSize orclNumberFormat orclCurrency orclDateFormat orclTimeFormat orclEmbeddedHelp orclFALanguage orclFATerritory orclTimeZone orclDisplayNameLanguagePreference orclImpersonationGrantee orclImpersonationGranter) The user specified by the IDSTORE_READONLYUSER parameter.
When you run the preconfigIDstore command, this user is assigned to the groups orclFAUserReadPrivilegeGroup, orclFAWritePrefsPrivilegeGroup, and orclFAGroupReadPrivilegeGroup. The user also needs compare privileges to the userpassword attribute of the user entry.
The user specified by the IDSTORE_READWRITEUSER parameter. It
is assigned to the groups orclFAUserWritePrivilegeGroup and orclFAGroupWritePrivilegeGroup.
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Systemids. The System ID container is created for storing all the
system identifiers. If there is another container in which the users are to be created, that is specified as part of the admin.
Oracle Access Manager Admin User. This user is added to the OAM
Administrator group, which provides permission for the administration of the OAM console. No LDAP schema level privileges are required, since this is just an application user.
Oracle Access Manager Software User. This user is added to the
groups where the user gets read privileges to the container. This is also provided with schema admin privileges.
Oracle Identity Manager user under System ID container. Password
policies are set accordingly in the container. The passwords for the users in the System ID container must be set up so that they do not expire.
Oracle Identity Manager administration group. The Oracle Identity
Manager user is added as its member. The Oracle Identity Manager admin group is given complete read/write privileges to all the user and group entities in the directory.
Reserve container. This container is internally used by Oracle Identity
Manager for temporarily reserving the login IDs of users. Hence, permissions are provided to the Oracle Identity Manager admin group to perform read/write operations
Run pack and unpack on IDMHOST1 when Propagating Domain Changes in Oracle Access Manager Chapter
In Section 12.3.3 Propagating the Domain Changes to the Managed Server Domain Directory, run both the pack and the unpack command on IDMHOST1.
Changing Oracle Access Managers Login Attribute

This content should appear before Validating Oracle Access Manager in Chapter 12. By default, Oracle Access Manager verifies usernames by checking the value of the attribute cn in LDAP. In most cases, you want Oracle Access Manager to validate your user using the uid field instead.
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In order to change Oracle Access Manager to validate using the uid field rather than the cn field, perform the following steps: 1. Log in to the oamconsole at: http://admin.mycompany.com/oamconsole 2. Click the System Configuration tab. 3. Expand Data Sources - User Identity Stores. 4. Click OIMIDStore. 5. Click Open. 6. Change Username attribute to uid. 7. Click Apply. 8. Restart the managed servers wls_oam1 and was_oam2 as described in Section 21.1, Starting and Stopping Oracle Identity Management Components.
Update the Configuration File oam-config.xml

These sections should be added to the Extending the Domain with Oracle Access Manager 11g chapter, just before Section 12.10 Backing Up the Application Tier Configuration.
Set the Server Flag NoUniqueSessionsFor10gAgents to True in oam-config.xml

Update the file DOMAIN_HOME/config/fmwconfig, setting the flagNoUniqueSessionsFor10gAgents to true. The block of text containing that flag will look like this when you have finished editing: </Setting> <Setting Name="oamproxy" Type="htf:map"> <Setting Name="SSOOnlyMode" Type="xsd:boolean">true</Setting> <Setting Name="NoUniqueSessionsFor10gAgents" Type="xsd:boolean">true</Setting> ...... ...... </Setting>
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Set the Parameters Timeout, Expiry, and MaxSessionsPerUser

Set the parameters Timeout, Expiry, and MaxSessionsPerUser in the file DOMAIN_HOME/config/fmwconfig/oam-config.xml as follows: <Setting Name="SessionConfigurations" Type="htf:map"> <Setting Name="Timeout" Type="htf:timeInterval">120M</Setting> <Setting Name="Expiry" Type="htf:timeInterval">120M</Setting> <Setting Name="MaxSessionsPerUser" Type="xsd:integer">400</Setting> </Setting>
Update Oracle Identity Manager JMS Queues

The following content should be added before Section 13.14 Tuning Oracle Platform Security: Update Oracle Identity Manager JMS queues as follows: 1. Log in to the WebLogic console as the administrative user. 2. Click JMS Modules on the Home page. 3. Click OIMJMSModule. 4. Click Lock & Edit. 5. For each of the queues, click the queue then click the Delivery Failure tab and change Redelivery Limit value from -1 to 1, then click Save. 6. Make sure you have performed Steps 4 and 5 for all the queues under OIMJMSModule. 7. Release Configuration and restart Oracle Identity Manager servers as described in Section 21.1, "Starting and Stopping Oracle Identity Management Components."
Incorrect IDSTORE_USERSEARCHBASE Value in config_oam2.props File

In Section 17.2.3 Configuring Oracle Access Manager for Oracle Identity Manager Integration, the value for IDSTORE_USERSEARCHBASE should be cn=Users,dc=mycompany,dc=com.
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Managing the Password of the xelsysadm User

This section should be added to Chapter 17 Integrating Components, just before Section 17.2.6 Validating Integration. After you integrate Oracle Identity Manager with Oracle Access Manager, two xelsysadm accounts exist. One is the internal account created by Oracle Identity Manager. The other is the account you created in the Identity Store in Section 11.4.4, Creating Users and Groups for Oracle Identity Manager. The xelsysadm account located in the LDAP store is the one used to access the OIM console. If you want to change the password of this account, change it in LDAP. You can use ODSM to do this. Do not change it through the OIM console.
Manually Creating CSF Keys

When integrating Oracle Access Manager with Oracle Identity Manager by using idmConfigTool, in Chapter 17, you might see errors in the log file that look like this: ALL: Error seeding SSOGlobalPP credential This is a defect. Workaround Manually create CSF keys, as follows: 1. Log into Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control at: http://admin.mycompany.com/em 2. Navigate to FARM_IDMDomain - Weblogic Domain 3. Click IDMDomain. 4. When the summary screen is displayed, select Security - Credentials from the list. 5. Click the credential key oim and click Create Key. Create the following keys:
SSOKeystoreKey
Field Map
Value oim
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Field Key Type User Name Password Description
Value SSOKeystoreKey Password SSOKeystoreKey Key store password as entered in Section 12.9, "Creating Oracle Access Manager Key Store" OAMSSOKeystorepassword
SSOGlobalPP
Field Map Key Type User Name Password
Value oim SSOGlobalPP Password SSOGlobalPP Value of Global Passphrase entered in Section 12.6.1, "Changing Oracle Access Manager Security Model," Step 10 OAMGlobalPP
Description
SSOAccessKey
Field Map Key Type
Value oim SSOAccessKey Password
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Field User Name Password
Value SSOAccessKey Value of OAM11G_OIM_WEBGATE_PASSWD entered in Section 12.6.2, "Configuring Oracle Access Manager by Using the IDM Automation Tool" OAMAccessGatePassword
Description
SSOKeystoreKey and SSOGlobalPP are only required if you are using the Simple transport model.
Incorrect Statement in Oracle Access Manager Troubleshooting Section

Section 19.6.5.1 User Reaches the Maximum Allowed Number of Sessions, contains the statement "Specifying a value of 0 allows each user to have an unlimited number of login sessions." This statement is incorrect. Please ignore it.
User Assistance
Oracle Fusion Applications Help

You can access Oracle Fusion Applications Help for the current page, section, activity, or task by clicking the help icon. The following figure depicts the help icon.
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With a local installation of help, you can add custom help files to replace or supplement the provided content. Help content patches are regularly made available to ensure you have access to the latest information. Patching does not affect your custom content.
Oracle Fusion Applications Guides

Oracle Fusion Applications guides are a structured collection of the help topics, examples, and FAQs from the help system packaged for easy download and offline reference, and sequenced to facilitate learning. You can access the guides from the Guides menu in the global area at the top of Oracle Fusion Applications Help pages. The Guides menu also provides access to the business process models on which Oracle Fusion Applications is based. Guides are designed for specific audiences: User Guides address the tasks in one or more business processes. They are intended for users who perform these tasks, and managers looking for an overview of the business processes. They are organized by the business process activities and tasks. Implementation Guides address the tasks required to set up an offering, or selected features of an offering. They are intended for implementors. They are organized to follow the task list sequence of the offerings, as displayed within the Setup and Maintenance work area provided by Oracle Fusion Functional Setup Manager. Concept Guides explain the key concepts and decisions for a specific area of functionality. They are intended for decision makers, such as chief financial officers, financial analysts, and implementation consultants. They are organized by the logical flow of features and functions. Security Reference Manuals describe the predefined data that is included in the security reference implementation for one offering. They are intended for implementors, security administrators, and auditors. They are organized by role.
These guides cover specific business processes and offerings. Common areas are addressed in the guides listed in the following table.
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Guide Common User Guide Common Implementation Guide
Intended Audience All users Implementors
Purpose Explains tasks performed by most users. Explains tasks within the Define Common Applications Configuration task list, which is included in all offerings.
Information Technology Management, Implement Applications Guide
Implementors
Explains how to use Oracle Fusion Functional Setup Manager to plan, manage, and track your implementation projects, migrate setup data, and validate implementations.
Technical Guides
System Explain how to install, patch, administrators, administer, and customize Oracle Fusion Applications. application developers, and technical members of implementation teams
For guides that are not available from the Guides menu, go to Oracle Technology Network at http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/indexes/documentation.
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New section: >>>Preverify Phase Fails With Errors >>> Mandatory Additional Preparation for Provisioning on Linux New sections: >>>Enabled SSL Checkboxes Must Be Unchecked >>>Installation Locations Specified Using Symbolic Links Causes Provisioning to Fail New section: >>>Order Promising Sourcing Assignment Set Profile Option None
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13-Feb-2012 Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues with Installing or Upgrading Oracle Fusion Applications (11.1.1.5.1) >>Provisioning Process Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues with Installing or Upgrading Oracle Fusion Applications (11.1.1.5.1) >>Provisioning Process Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues in Oracle Fusion Supply Chain Management (11.1.1.5.1) >>Oracle Fusion Global Order Promising Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues in Oracle Fusion User Assistance (11.1.1.5.1) >>Oracle Fusion Applications Administration Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues in Oracle Fusion User Assistance (11.1.1.5.1) >>Getting Started and Security Oracle Fusion Middleware >System Requirements >>Mandatory Patches >>> Oracle Identity Management (IDM) Patches for Oracle Fusion Applications Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues with Installing or
13-Feb-2012
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19-Jan-2012
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19-Jan-2012
New section: >>>Starting Up or Shutting Down the Entire Oracle Fusion Applications Environment Removed section. See the Oracle Fusion Applications Release Notes, 11g Release 1, Update 1 (11.1.2.0.0) Added note: Patches may be delivered unzipped as a directory structure of individual files. Changed section: >>>Preverify Target Error on IBM AIX
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23-Dec-2011
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23-Dec-2011
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23-Dec-2011
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Release Notes
Upgrading Oracle Fusion Applications (11.1.1.5.1) >>Provisioning Process 23-Dec-2011 Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues with Installing or Upgrading Oracle Fusion Applications (11.1.1.5.1) >>Provisioning Process
to >>>Missing Required oampassphrase Attribute in Preverify Phase New section: >>>Absolute File Path of Oracle Fusion Application Home Directory Removed section: >>>Oracle Smart Update Utility Does Not Apply Oracle WebLogic Server Patches New section: >>>Correct Java Platform Security (JPS) Root Node Creation None
23-Dec-2011
Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues with Installing or Upgrading Oracle Fusion Applications (11.1.1.5.1) >>Provisioning Process Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues with Installing or Upgrading Oracle Fusion Applications (11.1.1.5.1) >>Provisioning Process Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues in Oracle Fusion Customer Relationship Management (11.1.1.5.1)
None
09-Dec-2011
New section: >>>Load Balancer Validation Error in Configure Secondary Phase
None
09-Dec-2011
Changed title: Oracle Fusion Customer Relationship Management Desktop to Oracle Fusion Customer Relationship Management for Microsoft Outlook Removed section: >>>Patches for Oracle Internet Directory Information now in: Oracle Fusion Middleware >System Requirements >>Mandatory Patches >>> Oracle Identity Management (IDM) Patches for Oracle Fusion Applications New sections: >>>Unset LIBPATH Before Running runProvisioning.sh on IBM AIX >>>Validate Phase Error that the Oracle Business Intelligence Analytics Server Datasource Failed >>>Validate Phase Error that the HTTP Request to SOA Infrastructure Returned Status 302 >>>Validate Phase Error About PKIX Path Building Failure >>>Validate Phase Error About Missing Text in CommonDomain
None
09-Dec-2011
Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues with Installing or Upgrading Oracle Fusion Applications (11.1.1.5.1) >>Oracle Identity Management Configuration
None
01-Dec-2011
Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues with Installing or Upgrading Oracle Fusion Applications (11.1.1.5.1) >>Provisioning Process
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config.xml >>>Enabling Languages for SOA Human Workflow 23-Nov-2011 Oracle Database >System Requirements >>Mandatory Patches >>>RDBMS Server 11.2.0.2.0 Patches for Oracle Fusion Applications, 11g Release 1 (11.1.1.5.1) Oracle Fusion Applications >System Requirements >> Hardware and Memory Requirements Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues with Installing or Upgrading Oracle Fusion Applications (11.1.1.5.1) >>Oracle Database Client and Web Tier Oracle Fusion Applications >>>Known Issues in Common Reference Objects and Behaviors (11.1.1.5.1) >>Oracle Fusion Applications User Interface Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues in Oracle Fusion Financials (11.1.1.5.1) >> Oracle Fusion Accounting Hub (Oracle Fusion General Ledger) >>>Setup Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues in Oracle Fusion Financials (11.1.1.5.1) >>Oracle Fusion Accounting Hub (Oracle Fusion General Ledger) >>>Financial Reporting and Analysis Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues in Oracle Fusion Customer Relationship Management (11.1.1.5.1) >>Personalization >>>Inconsistent Implicit Personalization Behavior Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues in Common Reference Objects and Behaviors (11.1.1.5.1) Added patches: p10325230_112020_Linux-x86-64.zip p10325230_112020_AIX64-5L.zip p10325230_112020_SOLARIS64.zip p10325230_112020_Solaris86-64.zip Contents changed to a pointer to Oracle Fusion Applications sizing support. New section: >>>Broken Links None
23-Nov-2011
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23-Nov-2011
None
23-Nov-2011
New section: >>>Business Unit Task List Task Sequence
None
11-Nov-2011
Section removed: >>>>Limitation with Data Role Template
None
11-Nov-2011
New section: >>>>Browser Limitation for Workspace in Financial Reporting Center
None
11-Nov-2011
Added a step specifically for Customer Center.
None
11-Nov-2011
New sections: >>>>Oracle Fusion Applications Search Security for Items Is
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>>Oracle Fusion Applications Search >>>General 11-Nov-2011 Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues in Common Reference Objects and Behaviors (11.1.1.5.1) >>Oracle Fusion Applications Search >>>Oracle Fusion Applications Search Crawls Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues in Oracle Fusion User Assistance (11.1.1.5.1) >>General >>> Oracle Fusion Applications Help Content Patch >>> Corrections for the Oracle Fusion Applications Patching Guide Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues in Oracle Fusion Supply Chain Management (11.1.1.5.1) Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues in Oracle Fusion User Assistance (11.1.1.5.1) >>General Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues in Oracle Fusion Customer Relationship Management (11.1.1.5.1)) >>Oracle Fusion Customer Data Management
Incomplete New section: >>>>Oracle Fusion Applications Search May Not Crawl All Data Correctly in All Languages None
11-Nov-2011
Corrected patch number.
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04-Nov-2011
New section: >>High Availability >>>Configurations Using WebLogic Server Clusters New sections: >>> Oracle Fusion Applications Help Content Patch >>> Corrections for the Oracle Fusion Applications Patching Guide Moved section. >>>Common Components >>>>Data Warehouse Enabled Profile Option Moved to >Known Issues in Oracle Fusion Customer Relationship Management (11.1.1.5.1)) >>Oracle Fusion CRM Common Components Section removed: >>>Allocations Manager Contained section "Validating and Deploying Allocation Rules " moved to: >> Oracle Fusion Accounting Hub (Oracle Fusion General Ledger) >>>Allocation Manager New section: >Known Issues in Oracle Fusion Procurement (11.1.1.5.1) >>Setup >>>Locations Export/Import Service
None
04-Nov-2011
None
04-Nov-2011
None
04-Nov-2011
Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues in Oracle Fusion Financials (11.1.1.5.1) >> Oracle Fusion Accounting Hub (Oracle Fusion General Ledger) >>>Allocations Manager
None
04-Nov-2011
Oracle Fusion Applications
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04-Nov-2011
Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues with Installing or Upgrading Oracle Fusion Applications (11.1.1.5.1) >>Provisioning Process Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues in Oracle Fusion Supply Chain Management (11.1.1.5.1) >Oracle Fusion Supply Chain Management User Assistance >>Issues in User Assistance for Oracle Fusion Distributed Order Orchestration Oracle Fusion Applications >System Requirements >>All Oracle Fusion Applications >>>Resource Locking Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues with Installing or Upgrading Oracle Fusion Applications (11.1.1.5.1) >>Provisioning Process >>>Postconfiguration Timeout Error on Windows x64 Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues with Installing or Upgrading Oracle Fusion Applications (11.1.1.5.1) >>Oracle Fusion Applications 11g Media Pack Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues in Common Reference Objects and Behaviors (11.1.1.5.1)
New section: >>>Oracle Business Intelligence Domain Patches Remove Financial Report Definitions New sections: >>>Incorrect Content About the Server Attribute >>>Incorrect Content About Status Codes
None
04-Nov-2011
None
04-Nov-2011
Changed section title: >>>Microsoft Windows Resource Locking. Parameter "Timeout" corrected to "timeout"
None
04-Nov-2011
None
04-Nov-2011
Added Microsoft Windows x64 (64Bit) platform to platforms affected by the download issue.
None
21-OCT-2011
New sections. >> Oracle Fusion Applications Database >>> Generated Histograms Are Incorrect New sections: >>> Update netstat Command in the runInstaller.bat file >>> Movements Between Test and Production Environments Added requirements for Microsoft Windows x64 (64-Bit).
10174050
21-OCT-2011
Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues with Installing or Upgrading Oracle Fusion Applications (11.1.1.5.1) >>All Oracle Fusion Applications Oracle Fusion Applications >System Requirements >> Hardware and Memory Requirements Oracle Fusion Applications >System Requirements >>All Oracle Fusion Applications
None
21-OCT-2011
None
21-OCT-2011
Added section about opening no other windows or sessions while running provisioning to avoid resource locking.
None
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21-OCT-2011
Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues with Installing or Upgrading Oracle Fusion Applications (11.1.1.5.1) >>Provisioning Process
New sections: >>>Risk of Stuck Thread in the Business Intelligence (BI) Domain >>>Postconfiguration Timeout Error on Windows x64 >>>Oracle Business Intelligence Sign In Requests Stop Responding >>>JDK Warnings in Server Logs on Microsoft Windows Platforms >>>Oracle Fusion Projects Preconfigure Phase Error Added new sections. >>> Oracle Fusion Applications Search Crawls >>>>Incremental Crawls Fail When No Records Are Present in the ECSF_SEARCHABLE_CHANGE_LO G Table Added new sections. >>>>Configure LDAP Search to Enable Search Filters.
None
21-OCT-2011
Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues in Common Reference Objects and Behaviors (11.1.1.5.1) >>Oracle Fusion Applications Search
None
21-OCT-2011
Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues with Installing or Upgrading Oracle Fusion Applications (11.1.1.5.1) >>Oracle Identity Management Configuration Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues in Common Reference Objects and Behaviors (11.1.1.5.1) >>Common Applications Configuration Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues in Oracle Fusion User Assistance (11.1.1.5.1) >>Oracle Fusion Integration with Oracle Identity Management Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues in Oracle Fusion Supply Chain Management (11.1.1.5.1) >>Oracle Fusion Distributed Order Orchestration Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues in Oracle Fusion Customer Relationship Management (11.1.1.5.1) >>Oracle Partner Relationship Management >>> Customizations for Partner Users Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues with Installing or Upgrading Oracle Fusion Applications
None
21-OCT-2011
Added new section. >>>Manage ESS Job Definitions
None
21-OCT-2011
New section: >>>Changing Oracle Access Managers Login Attribute
None
21-OCT-2011
Rows added to table in section: >>>callbackServerURL Property is Required on Certain Composite References
None
21-OCT-2011
Changed section: >>>>Workaround
None
07-OCT-2011
Added new section about download.
None
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(11.1.1.5.1) >>Oracle Fusion Applications 11g Media Pack 07-OCT-2011 Oracle Fusion Applications >System Requirements >>Hardware and Memory Requirements Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues with Installing or Upgrading Oracle Fusion Applications (11.1.1.5.1) >>Oracle Identity Management Configuration >>>Role Segregation of Duties Context Root Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues with Installing or Upgrading Oracle Fusion Applications (11.1.1.5.1) >>Provisioning Process >>> Solaris Operating System Patches Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues in Oracle Fusion Customer Relationship Management (11.1.1.5.1) >>Oracle Fusion Opportunity Management >>>Setting Up Export and Import Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues in Common Reference Objects and Behaviors (11.1.1.5.1) >>Log Files and Diagnostic Testing >>>AFLOG_EXTENDED_ENABLED Profile Option Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues in Oracle Fusion Projects (11.1.1.5.1) >>Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Upload >>>Spreadsheet Header Information Erased During Upload Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues with Installing or Upgrading Oracle Fusion Applications (11.1.1.5.1) >>Oracle Fusion Applications Transaction Database Added new section. None
07-OCT-2011
Added new section.
None
07-OCT-2011
The failure messages can be ignored.
None
07-OCT-2011
Corrected section.
None
07-OCT-2011
Added new section.
None
07-OCT-2011
Added new section.
None
07-OCT-2011
Changed section >>>Performance Improvement to >>>Installation You must add the export SKIP_ROOTPRE=TRUE variable to the command line syntax used to start the provisioning wizard.
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07-OCT-2011
Oracle Database >System Requirements >>Mandatory Patches >>>RDBMS Server 11.2.0.2.0 Patches for Oracle Fusion Applications, 11g Release 1 (11.1.2.0.0)
Replaced Windows64 patch p12767726_112020_MSWIN-x8664.zip with p12914926_112020_MSWINx86-64.zip Added Solaris_SPARC64 patch p9776940_112020_SOLARIS 64.zip Added Solaris64 patch p9776940_112020_Solaris 86-64.zip Added Linux64 patch p9776940_112020_Linuxx86-64.zip Added AIX patch p9776940_112020_AIX645L.zip Added new section.
None
07-OCT-2011
Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues in Oracle Fusion Customer Relationship Management (11.1.1.5.1) >>Oracle Fusion Customer Relationship Management User Assistance >>>Oracle Fusion Customer Data Management Oracle Fusion Customer Data Management Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues in Oracle Fusion Customer Relationship Management (11.1.1.5.1) >>Personalization >>>Inconsistent Implicit Personalization Behavior Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues in Oracle Fusion Customer Relationship Management (11.1.1.5.1) >>Oracle Fusion CRM Common Components >>>Custom Top-Level Objects and Extensions to Notes and Interactions Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues with Installing or Upgrading Oracle Fusion Applications (11.1.1.5.1) >>Provisioning Process >>> Port Range Assignment Limitation Oracle Fusion Applications
None
07-OCT-2011
Added new section.
None
07-OCT-2011
Added new section.
None
07-OCT-2011
Added new section.
None
07-OCT-2011
Added new section.
None
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>Known Issues in Oracle Fusion Projects (11.1.1.5.1) >>Oracle Fusion Projects Integration with Oracle Fusion Financials >>>Out of Memory Error 07-OCT-2011 Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues in Oracle Fusion User Assistance (11.1.1.5.1) >>General Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues with Installing or Upgrading Oracle Fusion Applications (11.1.1.5.1) >>>Oracle Business Intelligence Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues with Installing or Upgrading Oracle Fusion Applications (11.1.1.5.1) >>Oracle Database Client Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues with Installing or Upgrading Oracle Fusion Applications (11.1.1.5.1) >> Oracle Access Manager Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues with Installing or Upgrading Oracle Fusion Applications (11.1.1.5.1) >>Provisioning Process Added a new section about the HelpPortalServer managed server on Solaris. Added new section. None
07-OCT-2011
None
07-OCT-2011
Added new section.
None
07-OCT-2011
Added section about Oracle HTTP Server 11g WebGate. Added section about patching the Oracle Access Manager 10g WebGate. Added two sections about Information Identity Resolution. Added section about out of memory errors on Solaris. Added section about adminserver startup on IBM AIX. Added section about opatch utility error. Added two sections about preverify target error on IBM AIX. Added section about Oracle Business Intelligence patches failing in online mode. Added section about applying patches to the ATGPF component. Added section about Error and warnings in config-secondary.log file. Added section about running the Provisioning Wizard without using bash. Added section about provisioning performance on IBM AIX. Added section about postconfiguration timeout errors on Solaris. Added section about port range
None
07-OCT-2011
None
199
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assignment limitation. Added section about Information Identity Resolution (IIR) installation on the CRM host. Added section about Error Running Payroll Target on Oracle Fusion HCM Domain. Added section about Oracle Smart Update Utility Not Applying Oracle WebLogic Server Patches. Added section about validate phase on Linux platforms. 07-OCT-2011 Oracle Fusion Applications >System Requirements >>All Oracle Fusion Applications Oracle Fusion Middleware >System Requirements >>Mandatory Patches Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues in Oracle Fusion Supply Chain Management (11.1.1.5.1) Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues in Oracle Fusion User Assistance (11.1.1.5.1) >>Oracle Fusion Integration with Oracle Identity Management Added section about a patch for Oracle Internet Directory. Added section about a PL/SQL package that must be installed into each SOA Infrastructure account manually. Added new section. None
07-OCT-2011
None
07-OCT-2011
None
07-OCT-2011
Changed patches: In the section Apply Patches for Fusion Middleware and Fusion Applications, in Table 13 Patches to Apply, list of patches has changed. New sections: >>>Missing Parameter for Change Log Adapter >>> Add a Read-only User to cn=orclFAUserReadPrivilegeGroup >>> Manually Creating CSF Keys
None
23-SEP-2011
Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues with Installing or Upgrading Oracle Fusion Applications (11.1.1.5.1) >>Oracle Identity Management Configuration >>>Validation Oracle Fusion Applications >System Requirements >>All Oracle Fusion Applications Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues in Oracle Fusion User Assistance (11.1.1.5.1) >>Oracle Fusion Integration with
Error 2 is OAM11G_OIM_OHS_URL :Invalid OIM URL Protocol., not OAM11G_OIM_OHS_URL :Invalid OIM RUL Protocol.. Added section about Virtual Memory setting on Microsoft Windows machines. Corrections and supplements for the Oracle Fusion Middleware Enterprise Deployment Guide for Oracle Identity Management (Oracle Fusion
None
23-SEP-2011
None
23-SEP-2011
None
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Oracle Identity Management 23-SEP-2011 Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues with Installing or Upgrading Oracle Fusion Applications (11.1.1.5.1) >>Provisioning Process >>>Post-configuration >>>>Workaround Oracle Fusion Applications >Known Issues in Oracle Fusion User Assistance (11.1.1.5.1) >>Getting Started and Security >>>Getting Started with an Implementation >>>>Provision the IT Security Manager Job Role with Roles for User and Role Management.
Applications Edition), 11g (11.1.1.5.0) Part Number E21032-01. The filename is fusion_trust.jks, not fusion_trust.jk. None
23-SEP-2011
Open the IT Security Manager job roles attributes and use the Hierarchy tab to add the System Administrators role in the OIM Roles category using the Add action. Previously the release notes incorrectly instructed to add the Identity User Administrator and Role Administrator roles.
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