Hi guys,I got this error when I am registering PL/SQL PROCEDURE program in APPS(11.5.9) and when I am submiting the Request from SRS window I am getting this error. The ERROR is-------------------------------------------------------Cause: FDPSTP failed due to ORA-20100: File o0028513.tmp creation for FND_FILE failed.You will find more information on the cause of the error in request log.ORA-06512: at "APPS.FND_FILE", line 378ORA-06512-------------------------------------------------------can any one help how to resolve this error,I am getting this error when PL/SQL PROCEDURE contains "FND_FILE.PUT_LINE"waiting for your reply Guysthnx

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Guest

Jan 23rd, 2007

hi ,
pls check ur fnd_file syntax is like this
fnd_file.put_line(fnd_file.output ,'testing' );

Manishas
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Feb 24th, 2007

Hi,
First Create and execute procedure at database level, If it is executing successfully then run request from SRS window.

Kranti Shah

Feb 27th, 2007

APPLPTMP is a special directory used only for PLSQL temporary files.

When a concurrent program uses the FND_FILE package, the concurrent manager
uses APPLPTMP as the directory to which it writes temporary files.

FND_FILE uses the UTL_FILE package, which can only write to directories
specified in initSID.ora. Thus, APPLPTMP must be one of the directories listed
in initSID.ora in order for FND_FILE to work.

Solution:

Set the APPLPTMP Registry Variable on the MS Windows Registry to point to the
UNIX temporary directory as specified by UTL_FILE_DIR initialization parameter
in the database initSID.ora file.

Navigate to the Registry and set APPLPTMP Variable.

        HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
Software
    Oracle
              Applications
11.5.1
<APPL_CONFIG>

        e.g.:
        Key: PROD
Value name : APPLPTMP
        value data : /usr/tmp

J. Diwakar reddy

Mar 2nd, 2007

why because

1) Is there any internal problem of your system.
2) Another one is you didn't write procedure correctly.