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How To Collect FND Diagnostics Trace (aka FND:Debug) (Doc ID 372209.1)

Last updated on SEPTEMBER 21, 2024

Applies to:

Oracle Applications Framework - Version 11.5.10.2 to 12.2 [Release 11.5.10 to 12.2]
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Purpose

Explain how to gather a FND Global Diagnostics trace - Generic steps and troubleshooting tips.

If a concurrent request is failing, you can diagnose the cause via a Concurrent Request trace. See <Note 123222.1>.

If a program is failing when it touches the database, you can diagnose the cause via an SQL. There are several notes and technical brief on this. See for example <Note 130182.1>, Section 1.

If a particular user gets an error, you can gather a User Event Trace. See section 2c "Trace ALL user actions" in <Note 296559.1> .

But increasingly in E-Business Suite, there are situations where none of these serve the purpose. When an error occurs when users click a particular button without launching a concurrent request or touching the database. This is where a Global Diagnostics Trace should help you. This note has been created to tell you a way of diagnosing that, for analysis by a DBA, Oracle Consultant or Support Engineer, or for uploading to a bug for analysis by Development.

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