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Multi Node System in Oracle Applications 11i means you have Applications 11i Component on more than one system. Typical example is Database, Concurrent Manager on one machine and forms, Web Server on second machine is example of Two Node System.

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What is US directory in $AD_TOP or under various product TOP's .
What is US directory in $AD_TOP or under various product TOP's . US directory is defauly language directory in Oracle Applications. If you have multiple languages Installed in your Applications then you will see other languages directories besides US, that directory will contain reports, fmx and oth... 2011-10-11, 3601👍, 0💬

Can a function take OUT parameters. If not why?
Can a function take OUT parameters. If not why? yes, IN, OUT or IN OUT. 2011-10-20, 3587👍, 0💬

Where is appsweb.cfg or appsweb_$CONTEXT.cfg stored and why its used ?
Where is appsweb.cfg or appsweb_$CONTEXT.cfg stored and why its used ? This file is defined by environment variable FORMS60_WEB_CONFIG_FILE This is usually in directory $OA_HTML/bin on forms tier. This file is used by any forms client session. When a user try to access forms , f60webmx picks up this... 2011-10-19, 3562👍, 0💬

What is difference between a formal and an actual parameter?
What is difference between a formal and an actual parameter? The formal parameters are the names that are declared in the parameter list of the header of a module. The actual parameters are the values or expressions placed in the parameter list of the actual call to the module. 2011-10-21, 3484👍, 0💬

What are different modes of parameters used in functions and procedures?
What are different modes of parameters used in functions and procedures? There are three different modes of parameters: IN, OUT, and IN OUT. IN - The IN parameter allows you to pass values in to the module, but will not pass anything out of the module and back to the calling PL/SQL block. In other w... 2011-10-21, 3412👍, 0💬

What is main concurrent Manager types.
What is main concurrent Manager types. # ICM - Internal Concurrent Manager which manages concurrent Managers # Standard Managers - Which Manage processesing of requests. # CRM - Conflict Resolution Managers , resolve conflicts in case of incompatibility. 2011-10-11, 3411👍, 0💬

What is Multi Node System ?
What is Multi Node System ? Multi Node System in Oracle Applications 11i means you have Applications 11i Component on more than one system. Typical example is Database, Concurrent Manager on one machine and forms, Web Server on second machine is example of Two Node System. 2011-10-19, 3358👍, 0💬

Where is Concurrent Manager log file location
Where is Concurrent Manager log file location By default standard location is $APPLCSF/$APPLLOG , in some cases it can go to $FND_TOP/log as well. 2011-10-18, 3330👍, 0💬

Can cursor variables be stored in PL/SQL tables. If answer is yes, explain how? If not why?
Can cursor variables be stored in PL/SQL tables. If answer is yes, explain how? If not why? Yes. Create a cursor type - REF CURSOR and declare a cursor variable of that type. DECLARE /* Create the cursor type. */ TYPE company_curtype IS REF CURSOR RETURN company%ROWTYPE; /* Declare a cursor variable... 2011-10-25, 3284👍, 0💬

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