Search Results grdp_prc_gac

Overview

Concurrent Program IGSGRJ04 is a documented Oracle E-Business Suite concurrent program delivered under the IGS – Student System product family, which Oracle classifies as Obsolete in the ETRM repository for release 12.2.2. The user-facing name registered in the application is Manage Allocation of Graduands to Ceremonies. As the name indicates, the program is responsible for governing the assignment, or allocation, of graduand records to graduation ceremony events. This includes processing the relationship between eligible graduands and the ceremony sittings they are to attend, so that ceremony capacity, scheduling, and attendance lists remain consistent with student records.

The program is enabled in the documented metadata (Enabled: Yes), meaning that although the IGS product line is flagged as obsolete, the concurrent program definition itself remains active and executable within an environment where the IGS schema objects are still deployed. The search term associated with this object, grdp_prc_gac, corresponds directly to the execution file entry and confirms that IGSGRJ04 is a wrapper concurrent program that invokes a packaged PL/SQL procedure rather than executing standalone logic.

Execution Details

The ETRM metadata records the following execution characteristics for IGSGRJ04:

• Execution Method: PL/SQL Stored Procedure
• Argument Method: Standard
• Executable: IGSGRJ04
• Execution Filename: IGS_GR_GEN_002.GRDP_PRC_GAC

The execution filename resolves to a procedure named GRDP_PRC_GAC inside the PL/SQL package IGS_GR_GEN_002. This naming convention is typical of the IGS graduation (GR) module, where graduation-related processing logic is organized into numbered generation packages. The Argument Method: Standard designation indicates that the program relies on the standard Oracle Applications concurrent manager argument-passing mechanism, rather than a token-based or custom argument scheme. The procedure is therefore submitted by the concurrent manager with the parameters defined in the concurrent program definition for IGSGRJ04.

How to Run

IGSGRJ04 is submitted like any standard Oracle EBS concurrent program, typically through the Submit Requests (SRS) window available from the Navigator, or programmatically via the standard request submission APIs such as FND_REQUEST.SUBMIT_REQUEST. Because the program is registered with Argument Method: Standard, any parameters exposed on the concurrent program definition are presented as the standard Oracle Applications parameter dialog at submission time.

Institution-specific implementations normally define parameters that scope the run, for example by graduation term, ceremony identifier, or allocation criteria. Because the documented metadata does not enumerate individual parameters, implementers should inspect the concurrent program definition in the application (or the package specification of IGS_GR_GEN_002) to confirm the exact argument list before submitting or scheduling the request. Scheduled submission via the Requests > Schedule option is supported in the usual way, allowing periodic realignment of graduands to ceremonies.

Related Objects

The program operates within the IGS graduation subsystem, and its behavior is closely tied to the package that implements it:

• Package: IGS_GR_GEN_002, specifically the procedure GRDP_PRC_GAC.
• Graduation data model: graduand, ceremony, and allocation entities within the IGS schema (commonly the IGS_GR_* table family).
• Concurrent Manager: the standard EBS concurrent processing infrastructure that queues and executes the request on behalf of the submitting user.
• Related graduation programs: other IGSGRJ* concurrent programs in the same module that handle graduation processing, ceremony setup, and graduand eligibility.

Because the IGS product is marked obsolete in the ETRM repository for 12.2.2, integrations should be assessed for forward compatibility. Nevertheless, the documented execution chain — executable IGSGRJ04 invoking IGS_GR_GEN_002.GRDP_PRC_GAC — remains the authoritative reference for this program in Oracle EBS 12.1.1 and 12.2.2 environments.