In my previous post, I told you how you can open a report through a page entry in just one click. There is also an another way of running your custom report and that is through Scheduled Processes. There are many seeded reports already present in the catalog which only runs through Scheduled Processes. So, in similar manner you can also view your report through Scheduled Processes. Just follow the below steps to enable your report to run through Scheduled Processes.
First thing that you need to do is to find out the navigation for your custom report or the path where the report is stored. This you can do by just going in the properties of the Report under More menu and view the location. Follow the screenshots.
Copy the selected portion of the Location field which in this case is: /Custom/Shurooq Reports
Now, add the report name to the location field which you just copied. So, the path of the report becomes /Custom/Shurooq Reports/Country REP.xdo. Remember to put .xdo which is the extension for report after the report name.
So, now you have the path of the report.
Now, in the Setup and Maintenance, search for the Define Custom Enterprise Scheduler Jobs task.
Now, select the appropriate module in which you have to define the custom scheduler. In this case, it is for Financials.
Click on Add Button.
Enter the different fields and put /oracle/apps/ess/financials/payables/shared/ in the Path field which is for Payables and Related Applications. Choose FinancialEss in the Job Application Name. Choose BIPJobType in the Job Type field. Choose the Default Output format and in the Report ID field, enter the above copied Report Path which in this case is /Custom/Shurooq Reports/Country REP.xdo. Make sure to check the Enable submission from Scheduled Processes check box which is your main motive.
Click on Save and Close.
Till now, all the setups have been done. Now, in the final step, we need to enable that particular report for scheduling through Scheduled Processes. Go to that Report and click on Edit.
Click on Properties.
In the Enterprise Scheduler Job Package Name field, write /oracle/apps/ess/financials/payables/shared/ which is same as the Path for Payables and Related Applications report. In the Enterprise Scheduler Job Definition Name, enter the Name of the Scheduler which you defined in the above step.
If you are getting stuck and need any further help in the above steps or anything in Oracle Cloud Applications, just drop me a mail at shashank731@live.com.
If you liked this post, remember to share it with your friends and colleagues as well. See you Soon.
Happy E-learning.
First thing that you need to do is to find out the navigation for your custom report or the path where the report is stored. This you can do by just going in the properties of the Report under More menu and view the location. Follow the screenshots.
Copy the selected portion of the Location field which in this case is: /Custom/Shurooq Reports
Now, add the report name to the location field which you just copied. So, the path of the report becomes /Custom/Shurooq Reports/Country REP.xdo. Remember to put .xdo which is the extension for report after the report name.
So, now you have the path of the report.
Now, in the Setup and Maintenance, search for the Define Custom Enterprise Scheduler Jobs task.
Now, select the appropriate module in which you have to define the custom scheduler. In this case, it is for Financials.
Click on Add Button.
Enter the different fields and put /oracle/apps/ess/financials/payables/shared/ in the Path field which is for Payables and Related Applications. Choose FinancialEss in the Job Application Name. Choose BIPJobType in the Job Type field. Choose the Default Output format and in the Report ID field, enter the above copied Report Path which in this case is /Custom/Shurooq Reports/Country REP.xdo. Make sure to check the Enable submission from Scheduled Processes check box which is your main motive.
Click on Save and Close.
Till now, all the setups have been done. Now, in the final step, we need to enable that particular report for scheduling through Scheduled Processes. Go to that Report and click on Edit.
Click on Properties.
Now, go to Scheduled Processes and schedule your Custom Report.
If you are getting stuck and need any further help in the above steps or anything in Oracle Cloud Applications, just drop me a mail at shashank731@live.com.
If you liked this post, remember to share it with your friends and colleagues as well. See you Soon.
Happy E-learning.
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