USer Exists in Oracle 9i
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Author – A.Kishore/Sachin
http://appsdba.info
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Custom Schemas are not analyzed when Gather Schema
Statistics are submitted.
Normally we follow the following steps to analyze Gather Schema Statistics.
Connect Oracle Application as System Administrator
Concurrent –> Request –> Submit Request –> Gather Schema statistics (Parameters “ALL”) .The above request gathers statistics for all schemas, however it skips custom schemas registered in Oracle Applications.
Explanation: Whenever Custom schemas are registered in Oracle Applications , the entries are stored in two tables. FND_ORACLE_USERID and FND_APPLICATIONS_TL However, when Gather schema statistics is submitted it uses the below query to get schema information select distinct upper(oracle_username) sname from fnd_oracle_userid a,
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Author – A.Kishore/Sachin
http://appsdba.info
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fnd_product_installations b where a.oracle_id = b.oracle_id order by sname; Please Note: When custom schemas are created the entry is not made in fnd_product_installations and hence it is not picked up in the above query.
Here we have the solution to analyze custom schemas: We need to know how can we make an entry in fnd_product_installations so that it is picked up by Gather Schema statistics. For this we need to follow the below steps.
Responsibility Alert Manager — > Systems –> Installations Define custom application in this form, go to the last record and make entry for custom applications. After this is done , it will insert an entry in fnd_product_installations. Submit Gather Schema stats and then query dba_tables and we will realize, statistics are finally gathered for custom schemas as well.