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Oracle Apps Basics Interview Questions


Oracle Apps Basics Interview Questions

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Is it possible to have a single inventory organization associated to Multiple Operating Units?If Yes, How can we query it from the database? 
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Why should we have to give flexfield qualifiers for company and account segments? 
Latest Answer: Segment qualifiers is the way off letting the system know how to for eg balance a company segment. Unless the system knows which segment is the company segment all reporting may not balance at the company level ...
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Hi,Can anybody tell from which table i can get the details of material receipt for which bill booking is not happened in AP.RegardsJothees Nair 

what is advance pricing and how do you define it in oracle application 
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At the time of suppliers merge if we choose None (Means all the invoices are not transferred) then how will you make the payment of old suppliers invoices? 
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Where APIs are physically store? n What is the latest version of API? 
Latest Answer: The APIs are stored in the Database Server. You would be able to view them if you list the procedures, functions and packages under a particular user. ...
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Latest Answer: Customization is done by making the changes in the cutom.pll whereas the Form Personalization is done through the Front End in Oracle Apps. ...
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Latest Answer: An spfile and a pfile are both init parameter files.The pfile is a readable text file which you can edit directly in Notepad (Windows) or vi (Unix). The pfile's name is initSID.ora.The spfile is a binary file, which means it can't be ...

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Latest Answer: vendor - An organization that sells something. In this publication, vendor refers to both manufacturers and distributors as long as they sell products to the general public. supplier - someone whose business is to supply a particular service or commodity ...
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