Oracle released the October 2008 Critical Patch Update. This update contains 36 new security fixes across 20 different products. A piece of EnterpirseOne, the Business Services Server, is included in this update. Oracle CPU – October 2008 Oracle CPU FAQ ...
Whether you are trying to change the processing options of an interactive version or a batch version. Sometimes you can run into issues where the application indicates that you do not have authority to change the version like the example to the left. To quickly get around this error, we can use SQL to change ...
This is a new JD Edwards EnterpriseOne book that will be out Dec. 15th, 2008. Below are the details that are found on Amazon.com: JD Edwards EnterpriseOne: The Complete Reference A comprehensive guide to J.D. Edwards EnterpriseOne Written by practicing J.D. Edwards EnterpriseOne experts and professionals, this book is unbeatable in terms of coverage and ...
Forty-five new Oracle patches will be released Tuesday, July 15, 2008. Bad News: 25 products are affected. Good News: "There are no new security fixes affecting JD Edwards products." Yippee! I hate trying to explain the needs for upgrades to users when they can’t really see the issue. ...
We had an issue over the weekend… We built an update package successfully. However, we were unable to deploy it. The R98825D just kept running and running. It wouldn’t end. We did all the normal stuff: Stop services Delete SQLPKGs Start services Reboot Deployment server Deploy to a different port (we are using multi-foundations) Nothing ...
One of our installations of EnterpriseOne utilizes a piece of software from AllOut Security. ALLOut Security is an Oracle Partner and produces software that helps those that are responsible for World & EnterpriseOne security. During the application configuration phase of our implementation project we didn’t have users dedicated to the project. They not only had ...
One of the biggest things that the E1 security screens lack is the ability to see what users are in a particular group. So, here is the SQL that you can use: select * from sy811/f95921 where RLFRROLE = '<E1Role>' Pretty simple… but, helpful! ...
We are starting a Employee Self-Service project in the next month or so. The overall goal of which is to provide a place where employees can view/change their personal information: address, phone number, W-4, dependants, etc. There are many application setup things that need to happen in order for this to be possible. Luckily for ...
Have you ever had the need to delete a user’s profile, then find that there were tables where the deleted profile is still hanging around? Well, to tell you the truth, I had never really thought of it before. Then, while trying to catch up on my reading, I ran across an article written by ...
The organization that I work for has a SOX requirement that all passwords need to be changed every 90 days. I think this is pretty common. It matches what many people have for their network password policy. Anyway, I put together a quick SQL to verify that all of our users are required to change ...