About the Blog

This blog is maintained to provide concepts and steps of implementing different features of Oracle E-Business Suite R12. The blog will particularly be focusing on Pakistan’s industry and the use of Oracle EBS. At the moment the blog is in its initial stage and so is its writer as there is so much in Oracle Application that cannot be catered with few blog entries.

There will be more post coming in future covering the Financial and other EBS module features. Although the blog writer is sane person and have limitations but he will try his best to convey his limited knowledge.

Your queries, comments, suggestions, issues relating to Oracle EBS Financial Implementations like

• How can I create a responsibility?
• How can I attach DFF?
• What are setup steps for implementing Intercompany?
• What is a Summary Template and how can I use it?
• I have checked all the setup steps but my Budgetary Control is not working?

can be e-mailed at atif.sidiki@gmail.com. The owner of this e-mail is not promising a reply but if time and his knowledge allowed then he will definitely write back to you.

No, the author has no intention of opening another MetaLink. Please don’t raise SRs here. This blog and author is just another Oracle Apps Functional Consultant.

If you find any misinformation or misconception in this blog, PLEASE take some time out to intimate the correction.

Source of author’s Oracle EBS knowledge:

• www.MetaLink.Oracle.com
• Oracle Release 12 Documentations
• Oracle Essentials Training from Oracle Pakistan by Pramoj Vora(Oracle Singapore)
• Oracle General Ledger Training from Oracle Pakistan by Judy Manoj(Oracle India)
• Oracle Payables training from Oracle Pakistan by Pramoj Vora(Oracle Singapore)
• Seniors and Colleagues from Inbox Business Technologies: Mr. Rafi Khan, Mr. Furqan Azeem, Mr. Haris Zafar, Mr. Bilal Saeed, Mr. Owais Yousuf, Mr. Jitaindar Kumar, Mr. Farhan Khan, Mr. Mukarram Jah, Mr. Rehan Bakhsh, Mr. Sunil Kumar, Mr. Junaid Sualeh, Mr.Waheed Ahmed and of course myself.

God once commanded “Let there be light.” The author of this blog is trying to prove it by Oracle Application

“Let there be Oracle and there might be a light”

NOTE: The concept explained here are one of the many ways of understanding Oracle Apps. This is not the only way these concepts and features may be implemented or visualized.