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What is PCP is Oracle Applications 11i ?
What is PCP is Oracle Applications 11i ?
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PCP is acronym for Parallel Concurrurent processing. Usually you have one Concurrent Manager executing your requests but if you can configure Concurrent Manager running on two machines (Yes you need to do some additional steps in order to configure Parallel Concurrent Processing) . So for some of your requests primary CM Node is on machine1 and secondary CM node on machine2 and for some requests primary CM is on machine2 and secondary CM on machine1.
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