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14-28 Oracle Application Management Pack for Oracle E-Business Suite Guide
product created in Oracle E-Business Suite (not in Customization Manager).
Source Path - The source directory for the file on the source control system or
file system. This would be substituted in the "%file_path%" parameter in the
checkout command.
File Name - The name of the file. This would be substituted in the
"%file_name%" parameter in the checkout command.
Version - Optional. The version of the file. The version is only needed if the
checkout command will use the version information. This would be substituted
in the "%version%" parameter in the checkout command.
Type - The type of the file. Ensure that correct type is selected for the file entry.
type. The Oracle Applications DBA (AD) patch driver instructions are based on
the type selected.
Destination Path - The destination path for the file in the Oracle E-Business
Suite instance excluding the language subdirectory. This must be an
AD-compliant destination path according to Oracle E-Business Suite standards.
The destination path in the patch driver is automatically suffixed with the
language code chosen with exception to "Generic". The destination path for a
file entry is defaulted to the source path, which may be modified if necessary.
Language - Optional. The language code for the file. Select the language code as
needed to generate the respective NLS patch.
3. Enter in additional information for the package.
Enter the E-Business Suite mapping information (Conditionally required). The
E-Business Suite mapping information is only required when the package
contains at least one Java or PLD file. You may select the E-Business Suite
Mapping from the list provided.
Enter the Package Metadata. You can enter the instructions for package
application here. These instructions will become part of the package readme.
Enter Comments. These comments will be recorded as part of the package
history for tracking changes made to the package. As a best practice, it is
recommended to add comments describing the changes done to the package
and other details. Any comments added are tracked with the package history
information.
Enter Prerequisite Information.
For Release 11i packages, you can enter one or more prerequisite patch
numbers that can be used for deployment validation with AD utilities.
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