Tuesday, March 16, 2021

Oracle Enterprise Command Center (ECC) V5

 Oracle EBS R12.2.10


 



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

EBS Enterprise Command Centers 

30 Command Centers with 100+ dashboards across the EBS Suite. 


 

EBS Financial Management:2020 Innovation Highlights- ECC V5



 Sample Dashboard: Payables and Receivables Command Centers - Period Close Dashboard


 

  • Financials: Receivables, iReceivables, Payables, Assets, Lease Contracts (Financials), Lease and Finance Management
  • Procurement and Projects: iProcurement: Consumer-like Shopping, Procurement, Projects, Project Procurement, Contract Lifecycle Management for Public Sector
  • Order Management and Logistics: Order Management, Inventory Management, Advanced Pricing, iStore: Modern Shopping Experience, Landed Cost Management, Channel Revenue Management, Incentive Compensation
  • Manufacturing: Discrete Manufacturing, Process Manufacturing, Outsourced Manufacturing, Cost Management, Quality
  • Asset Lifecycle and Service: Enterprise Asset Management, Asset Tracking, Service Contracts, Service (TeleService), Field Service, Depot Repair
  • Human Capital Management: Human Resources 

Instructions for installing or upgrading to the latest version of the Oracle Enterprise Command Center Framework and for enabling the available command centers are in “Installing Oracle Enterprise Command Center Framework, Release 12.2 (Latest Version)”, Doc ID 2495053.1. The document lists all applicable patches for Release 12.2.4 and higher. Refer the below Quick Start Guide.

 Oracle ECC5V Quick Start Guide

 


Tuesday, August 20, 2019

Oracle E-Business R12.2.9

The 12.2.9 release demonstrates Oracle’s commitment to a Continuous Innovation release model for Oracle E-Business Suite 12.2. With Continuous Innovation, Oracle E-Business Suite 12.2 customers can continue to access new applications functionality and separately uptake later versions of underlying technology, all without the time and expense of a major release upgrade. In addition, customers can count onPremier Support for Oracle E-Business Suite 12.2 through at least 2030.

New Functionaland TechnicalCapabilities Across Oracle E-Business SuiteThe 12.2.9 release includes the following new features and enhancements:

Financials: Oracle Property Manager improves support for IFRS16 and ASC842 from an accountingand operationalperspective. Processing of bookings, terminations, and accrual transactions is now more flexible, with bookings and terminations supported retrospectively. Amendments processing supports multiple same-period amendments, categorization of amendments, and improved audit capture. Oracle Lease and Finance Management improvesend-to-end throughputfor the organization. For example, you can now streamline contract changes that don’t involve any financial changes to a lease, such as changing lease terms and conditionsor updating address information for the lease contract counterparty. Investor agreementimprovementsincludecontract-level accountingand investor disbursement schedules. Additionalenhancements include new web services and mobile approvals.

Procurement: With Oracle Purchasing, organizations can define and capture additional business attributes in purchase order documents to communicateunique procurement needs to suppliers.Oracle Procurement Contracts and Oracle Sourcing enable supplier and buyer legal teams to conduct online negotiation of contract terms.Approvals Management Engine (AME) workflows are integrated with Oracle Sourcing and Oracle Supplier Lifecycle Management to enable approvals by multiple users and teams ─for example, for approval of requirements specified in a negotiation, or approval of questionnaire details ina supplier assessment. Oracle iProcurement increases control andreduces errors by requiring requesters to enter the outstanding quantity to be received.

Projects: Oracle ProjectBillingprovidesbill groups for flexible categorization of transactionsto meet the unique billing needs of a project. New capabilities include revenue accrual and consolidated invoicing by bill group. Additionalenhancements improve control and efficiency in project accounting and budgeting. For example, Project Billing adds support for generating revenue in the same currency as costs to easily match revenue to costs. Project Costing uses the same budget for project funds check as for corporate (GL) funds check.

Order Management: Oracle Order Management extends its support for recurring payment streams with ausage-based billing option to automatically generate invoices based on customerusage. Use cases include subscriptions and rental contracts, which oftenare billed based on the actual usage of underlying productsor services.Additional enhancements enable streamlinedprocessing oforders, returns, and price lists.For example, order management analysts can receive returns in any unit of measure. Organizations can optimize order pricing with user-defined attributes that trigger repricing.


Manufacturing: Oracle ProcessManufacturingprovidesserialization support for industriessuch as life sciences, chemicals, and consumer goodsthat require traceability of the supply chain. In “Make to Order” scenarios, production batches can now be configured with process instructions that are tailored to specifics of the customer order. Support for parallel approvers greatly enhances the usability of quality management workflows. Oracle Discrete Manufacturingprovides increased visibility and improved production controls. Operators can view on-hand quantities of components across sub-inventories during production. Material consumption during manufacturing can be better controlled with flexible configuration rules.

Asset Lifecycle Management: Oracle Enterprise Asset Management enhanceswork request approvals using AME. Additional enhancements further streamlineasset management and maintenance operations. For example, work request resolution dates can be defaultedbased on setup, and work orderdescriptions can expandto2000 characters. Enhanced Geographic Information System (GIS) mapping improves visibility to assetstatusand work requestactions.

Logistics: Oracle Inventory Managementadds workflow-driven cycle count approvals withthe Approvals Management Engine (AME.) It also streamlinesbackorder processingwith several enhancements,including theautomated cancellation of unshipped order linesfor customers thatdo not acceptbackorders. Oracle Mobile Supply Chain Applications(MSCA) introducesmulti-field barcodes, which simplifies data entry and provides better compliance with the newFDA (GS1) and European (PPN) specifications. In Oracle Warehouse Management,the“verify pick” functionality provides the opportunity forsomeonetoverifya pick before it progresses to the next step, reducingshipping errorsand return merchandise authorizations (RMAs)while improvinginventory accuracy.

Service: OracleService supports chargesintegration with Oracle Advanced Pricing to allow item charges, such as for replacement parts, to be priced using Advanced Pricing rules. With anew prescriptive recommendation capability, Oracle Depot Repairproposesroot causesand recommendsbest fixesbased on past service orders.Additionalenhancementsincrease control and flexibility of service deliverymanagement. For example, Advanced Scheduler can limit planned versus reactive work performed by service technicians, and can capture a reason code for a missed service level agreement (SLA.) Teleservice can send workflow notifications to non-employees, including to suppliers andfield service partners.

Human Capital Management: Oracle Time and Laboroffersmass upload of employee time card entries along with an enhanced time card retrieval dashboard to save administrator and line manager effort.Additional enhancementsenableproductivity gainsacross the HCM product family. For example, updates to Self-Service Human Resources(SSHR)informationnow trigger email confirmations. In Canada, employees can view and update their tax informationvia SSHR. In the US, ex-employees can view and downloadSSHR payslips and W-2 forms.

Applications Technology: Enhancements totheOracleApplication Framework (OAF)improvethe user experience of HTMLUIs. New “list search” functionalitysimplifies table searchesin many high-use HTMLpages.With list search,users canview saved table searchesas infotiles. Users alsocanselect filter values displayed next to a table, including values derived from descriptive flexfields. AdditionalHTMLenhancements includea simplified table toolbar, and popups for lists ofvalues, date picker, key flexfields, and descriptive flexfields, Oracle Workflow provides enhanced options for configuring email notification attachments, and supports dateand timedisplayin the user’s preferred time zone.

Formore informationon functional andtechnical innovationsin Release 12.2.9. Refer Oracle E-Business Suite Releases 12.1 and 12.2 Release Content Documents(Doc ID 1302189.1),
Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12.2.9 Readme-2495027.1

Reference: support.oracle.com

Thursday, August 15, 2019

Solution/Fix to open Oracle EBS R12.2.X forms in Internet Explorer 11 on Windows 10

When we try to open the forms we may get the below message.







Please review your Java Version /JRE version in your system and follow the instructions given below.


https://blogs.oracle.com/ebstech/java-jre-8-certified-with-oracle-e-business-suite

 All patches required for ensuring full compatibility of the E-Business Suite with JRE 8 are documented in these Note- 393931.1)

The JRE version for the corresponding client browser and the information is available in the Oracle support “Deploying JRE (Native Plug-in) for Windows Clients in Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 (Doc ID 393931.1)” .Also any form related issues are addressed in the same note.
 
For Oracle  EBS 12.0, 12.1, 12.2

Deploying Sun JRE (Native Plug-in) for Windows Clients in Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 
  





































Before configuration of IE options, you need to make sure the required version of JRE (Java) is installed in your machine, all the required and compatible versions of JRE are list in the blog and refer the Oracle note# and follow the instructions.

1. Go to the IE settings > Internet options > Security > (High light Internet icon) Custom level > Reset, you get a message click Yes, click OK, apply, OK.

2.Again, Go to Internet options > Security > > (High light Internet icon) Custom level >  
Scroll down till end of the options and change the option Enable XSS filter to Disable.
You get a message, click Yes, Apply and click OK,

















3. Close the Browser.

4. Test the R12.2.X EBS and check the forms are opening and it should work if not please add the below steps   

5. In internet explorer 11, navigate to Tools > Compatibility View Settings. Then add Domain name in the URL (ex: https://xxxxxx.oracle.com- give your oracle ebs R12.2 ) using Add this website option.
 This solution worked for me and was able to open R12.2.7 forms in Internet Explorer version 11.

Reference: 
Steven Chan Blog and Oracle Support