Overview Oracle HCM Cloud application provides several features to extend the application’s capabilities beyond what is provided out-of-box. Extending the SaaS...
Overview Oracle HCM Cloud application provides several features to extend the application’s capabilities beyond what is provided out-of-box. Extending the SaaS data model using flex fields is an important feature. In this blog, let’s take quick look at the types of important flex fields and how to access them over HCM REST API in detail. Types of flex fields Descriptive flex field and extensible flex fields are frequently used with HCM business objects. Here is a quick...
Overview Oracle HCM Cloud application provides several features to extend the application’s capabilities beyond what is provided out-of-box. Extending the SaaS data model using flex fields is...
Introduction In this blog I want to discuss about an interesting usecase that showcases how IDCS Appgate can be used to enable SSO security for legacy...
Introduction In this blog I want to discuss about an interesting usecase that showcases how IDCS Appgate can be used to enable SSO security for legacy applications when migrating to the cloud. Many customers who are looking to migrate their workloads into the cloud find that they have legacy systems in their portfolio that are not necessarily amenable to modernisation. An example of one of these legacy systems is Oracle Discoverer. Oracle BI Discoverer is a business...
Introduction In this blog I want to discuss about an interesting usecase that showcases how IDCS Appgate can be used to enable SSO security for legacy applications when migrating to the cloud....
This posts shows how to control data security over HCM REST API, so that users see only the data they are entitled to see and granting permissions to...
This posts shows how to control data security over HCM REST API, so that users see only the data they are entitled to see and granting permissions to integration users.
Introduction EXTRACT JSON files Since end of 2018 SaaS Cloud provides a new feature to track the status of a data extraction run in BI Cloud Connector (BICC)....
Introduction EXTRACT JSON files Since end of 2018 SaaS Cloud provides a new feature to track the status of a data extraction run in BI Cloud Connector (BICC). Every single run to extract data or keys will produce a JSON file with log information that can be used for monitoring purposes. The naming style per file looks like shown below: EXTRACT_STATUS_DATA_SCHEDULE_<Schedule ID>_REQUEST_<Request ID>.JSON BICC Extract log file for VO data if been chosen in run definition...
Introduction EXTRACT JSON files Since end of 2018 SaaS Cloud provides a new feature to track the status of a data extraction run in BI Cloud Connector (BICC). Every single run to extract data or keys...
Background *** Available in Fusion Applications 19C (11.13.19.07.0) - ORA_ASM_APPLICATION_IMPLEMENTATION_ADMIN_ABSTRACT role required *** This article walks...
Background *** Available in Fusion Applications 19C (11.13.19.07.0) - ORA_ASM_APPLICATION_IMPLEMENTATION_ADMIN_ABSTRACT role required *** This article walks through the steps to set up an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Object Storage Bucket, for use with the Oracle Fusion SaaS - Business Intelligence Cloud Connector (BICC). For customers using Cloud Storage Classic Service please follow this article. This may be of particular interest to Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC)...
Background *** Available in Fusion Applications 19C (11.13.19.07.0) - ORA_ASM_APPLICATION_IMPLEMENTATION_ADMIN_ABSTRACT role required *** This article walks through the steps to set up an Oracle...
Section 2 - Configuring Oracle Integration Cloud This blog is the second entry in a series of step-by-step screenshot guides to set up an integration between...
Section 2 - Configuring Oracle Integration Cloud This blog is the second entry in a series of step-by-step screenshot guides to set up an integration between Oracle Engagement Cloud and Oracle Commerce Cloud using Oracle Integration Cloud which is detailed in guide here https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E97801_03/Cloud.19A/UsingCCCloudComm/html/index.html. For a full introduction and guidance on how to use this guide please see Section 0 of this series. *The numbering in this...
Section 2 - Configuring Oracle Integration Cloud This blog is the second entry in a series of step-by-step screenshot guides to set up an integration between Oracle Engagement Cloud and...
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table, tr, th, td { border: 1px solid blue; border-right: 1px solid blue; border-left: 1px solid blue; border-collapse: collapse; border-spacing: 0; } th:not(:last-child), tr:not(:last-child), td:not(:last-child) { border-right: 1px solid blue; } Introduction In continuation to my previous blog on Best Practices to model parties in Oracle Fusion Cloud, I will discuss common use cases, design considerations, and options around managing hierarchies (customer, supplier, partner)...
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Introduction Three major entities of every business/enterprise in most industries, are Customers, Suppliers and Products. In reality, customer, supplier and...
Introduction Three major entities of every business/enterprise in most industries, are Customers, Suppliers and Products. In reality, customer, supplier and product data is required to be stored in all applications and each application might have different data model and data structure requirements. If customer data and product data are not consistently stored in all applications across enterprise, this will result in supply chain inefficiencies, misguided campaigns, and...
Introduction Three major entities of every business/enterprise in most industries, are Customers, Suppliers and Products. In reality, customer, supplier and product data is required to be stored in...
Introduction The notion of a user is the most common reason for misunderstanding and confusion. When we mention a user, we often think of the person who is...
Introduction The notion of a user is the most common reason for misunderstanding and confusion. When we mention a user, we often think of the person who is allowed to use an application. However, nearly every application has a different user structure implemented. The challenge is to find a common ground for these differing user structures and a way to provision them, i.e. push the user information, into the applications. In today's connected and integrated world, enterprises...
Introduction The notion of a user is the most common reason for misunderstanding and confusion. When we mention a user, we often think of the person who is allowed to use an application....
