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APPS.FND_ADG_UTILITY dependencies on STANDARD

Line 68: To provide ADG support, the RPC usage piece contains standard EBS

64: that are too numerous to mention, this poses significant challenges for
65: EBS - the broad issue is our direct and indirect use of PL/SQL and
66: PL/SQL state.
67:
68: To provide ADG support, the RPC usage piece contains standard EBS
69: packages that contain calls to shadow packages which then invoke
70: the original procedure/function remotely - it is a non-transparent
71: form or RMI.
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Line 74: invoked by standard packages such as FND_CONCURRENT.

70: the original procedure/function remotely - it is a non-transparent
71: form or RMI.
72:
73: These shadow packages are built by the infrastructure and then
74: invoked by standard packages such as FND_CONCURRENT.
75:
76: To avoid introducing db link dependencies into the core EBS code,
77: RPC access is controlled by compile directives. This is all
78: transparent. However, when switching to/from RPC usage, package bodies

Line 139: result in invalid objects. Either use standard RDBMS scripts

135: reasons this link should be a public database link - i.e. it does
136: not require any passwords to be specified.
137: 6. Switch the RPC system on. This will perform various validations
138: and if all ok, the compile directive will be enabled. This will
139: result in invalid objects. Either use standard RDBMS scripts
140: or use the convenience procedure, compile_rpc_dependents.
141: 7. At this point you can enable ADG support but apart from
142: seed data, there are no reports that are candidates for switching
143: to ADG and there are no registered ADG [ standby ] connection

Line 243: to be invalidated. Either use standard scripts to recompile or

239: If all conditions are met, the RPC synonyms are built, the compile
240: directive is set to ENABLE and RPC is marked as being enabled.
241:
242: Switching the compile directive will cause dependent package bodies
243: to be invalidated. Either use standard scripts to recompile or
244: use the convenience procedure,compile_rpc_dependents, to recompile
245: affected packages.
246: */
247:

Line 262: to be invalidated. Either use standard scripts to recompile or

258:
259: If all conditions are met, the compile directive is set to DISABLE.
260:
261: Switching the compile directive will cause dependent package bodies
262: to be invalidated. Either use standard scripts to recompile or
263: use the convienence procedure,compile_rpc_dependents, to recompile
264: affected packages.
265: */
266: