Oracle Applications Job Interception Configuration

When a job is found in the Oracle Applications System it is checked against the interception rules defining the action to take on the job.

Setting up the job handling information

Tab	Field	Description
Oracle Applications Job Control Rules	Process Handling	Reports the setting of the Job Handling field on the Oracle Applications System tab.
Oracle Applications Job Control Rules	Enabled	Allows you to disable rules, preserving the settings for future use.
Oracle Applications Job Control Rules	Description	the description to use for this rule. If the description is not set, the rules are named <Action>/<Username Mask>/<Job Name Mask>, Please see the list below for available actions.
Oracle Applications Job Control Rules	Processing order	Order in which to process this rule.
Oracle Applications Job Control Rules	Action	Defines how to handle the job. Please see the list below for available actions. Monitor (default) - display the process in the Processes Monitor Hold - put the process into status Hold Ignore - do not interfere with the process and do not show it in the Processes monitor
Oracle Applications Job Control Rules	Job Name Mask	Job name pattern that is used to match jobs.
Oracle Applications Job Control Rules	Username Mask	User name pattern that is used to match jobs.
Oracle Applications Job Control Rules	Default Queue	Queue the job should be put on (currently not used).
Oracle Applications Job Control Rules	Priority	Priority of the job (currently not used).
Oracle Applications Job Control Rules	Retrieve Joblog	Should the log of the job be retrieved?
Oracle Applications Job Control Rules	Retrieve Output	Should the output of the job be retrieved?

The following wildcards are supported in masks:

• * to match any string, for example FND_FNDSCSR* would match FND_FNDSCSRC and FND_FNDSCSRL but not FND_FNDSCRUR.
• ? to match a single character, for example FND_FNDSCR?R would match FND_FNDSCRUR and FND_FNDSCRAR.

The following actions are available:

Action	Description
Monitor	A reference to the job is created in Redwood Server. The status of the Oracle Applications job can be monitored in the processes monitor of Redwood Server.
Hold	A reference to the job is created in Redwood Server and set to hold. Execution of the job in the Oracle Applications is put on hold until the job in Redwood Server is started.
Ignore	Jobs that match this rule are confirmed in Oracle Applications so they are not checked again, and ignored (no reference to the job is created in Redwood Server).

note

Jobs that do not match any of the defined rules are skipped.

tip

You can check all job control rules that use a specific default queue across all Oracle Applications systems in the Related Objects list of the queue in question.

See Also

The Oracle Applications Connector