What is Profile?

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pavankumar mateti

  • Oct 6th, 2006
 

A profile is a set of changeable options that affects the way you application run.AOL establishes a value for each option in user's profile when the user log on or change responsibility. user can change the value of profile options at any time. we different types of profile levels, they are

1)  site

2) application

3) responsibility

4) user levels

here user is the highest level of the hierarchy, followed by responsibility, application and at lowest level site. Higher level option values override lowerlevel option values.

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ramesh

  • Nov 8th, 2006
 

 profile is providing set of different options to end user. we have to change options randomly. so for that we face many problems. but if we maintain profiles then its easy . we can maintain different options in each profile.

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ratnakar

  • Jan 23rd, 2007
 

Profile is an option which will change the way of application running.we can set the profile value at 4 levels1.user2.responsiblity3.application4.siteSite : if we set the profile at site level that will applicable all the users.Application : If we set the profile value as application it will applicable to the user who r having access to that specific application.if user is having both access to site and application level .application will overwrite site level.Responsiblity : If we set the profile value as responsiblity that will applicable to the users who r having access to the specific responsiblity.if user having access to site,application,responsiblity.then responsiblity will overwrite the site,application.User : User is top most level.if we set profile value as user.if user having access to site,application,responsibility,user.then user will overwirte site,applcation,responsibility.Ratnakar Reddy

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ratnakar

  • Jan 31st, 2007
 

Profile is an option which will change the way of application running.we can set the profile value at 4 levels

1.user
2.responsiblity
3.application
4.site

Site : if we set the profile at site level that will applicable all the users.

Application : If we set the profile value as application it will applicable to the user who r having access to that specific application.if user is having both access to site and application level. application will overwrite site level.

Responsiblity : If we set the profile value as responsiblity that will applicable to the users who r having access to the specific responsiblity.
if user having access to site, application, responsiblity. then responsiblity will overwrite the site,application.

User : User is top most level.
if we set profile value as user.if user having access to site, application, responsibility, user. then user will overwirte site, application, responsibility.

Ratnakar Reddy

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kompalli

  • Aug 12th, 2011
 

A profile is a set of changeable options that affects the way you application run.AOL establishes a value for each option in user's profile when the user log on or change responsibility. user can change the value of profile options at any time. we different types of profile levels, they are

1) site

2) application

3) responsibility

4) user levels

here user is the highest level of the hierarchy, followed by responsibility, application and at lowest level site. Higher level option values override lower level

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Vidya Juturu

  • Sep 12th, 2011
 

Profile is a changable option which will change the Application Execution.

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G M RAM

  • Sep 20th, 2011
 

profile is nothing but changeable option it will change the way of application execution,when we create in oracle applications we will design the profile values for every user

you can see the profile levels:

>>>user level
>>>application level
>>>responsibility level
>>>user level

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