FNDRSRUN - Developer Mode Error When Opening The Requests Form
Last updated on NOVEMBER 04, 2016
Applies to:
Oracle Application Object Library - Version 11.5.9 to 12.1.1 [Release 11.5 to 12.1]Information in this document applies to any platform.
FORM:FNDRSRUN.FMB - Run Reports
***Checked for relevance on 14-Dec-2012***
Symptoms
When opening the Submit Request form an error is encountered.
Navigation Path: from any forms responsibility, menu Edit --> View Requests
Developer Mode Error:
An Oracle Applications Coding Standards violation was encountered.
Please report this problem to Oracle Support.
fdfffu.lc->register_form_flex() function detected a flexfield attached to a form field whose length is less than the maximum concat value length : 700
Please change the length of the field
Block : JOB_DETAIL
Field : ARGUMENTS
Length : 240
An Oracle Applications Coding Standards violation was encountered.
Please report this problem to Oracle Support.
fdfffu.lc->register_form_flex() function detected a flexfield attached to a form field whose length is less than the maximum concat value length : 700
Please change the length of the field
Block : JOB_DETAIL
Field : ARGUMENTS
Length : 240
Once clicked on OK, the Submit request form will open up as usual however it is not possible to submit a new request. Attempting to Submit a New Request (Single) e.g. the 'Prints environment variable values' will throw the following error when attempting to open the Parameters window:
APP-FND-00706: Routine FDFAVS3: : Detected a data error.
The details of this error are the following:
APP-FND-00706: Routine FDFAVS3: : Detected a data error.
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APP-FND-01028: The value set field for the segment V_ETC_OPTION cannot be left blank since the underlying application table column is of a column type other than Character.
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APP-FND-01028: The value set field for the segment V_ETC_OPTION cannot be left blank since the underlying application table column is of a column type other than Character.
Due to these messages it is not possible to submit any new request.
Changes
The cause of this error message is undetermined.
Cause
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