Course Outline
Module 1: Oracle E-Business Suite System Administrative Responsibilities for Government
- System Administrative Responsibilities
- System Administration Roles
- System Administrator Duties
- Functional Administrator and Functional Developer Duties
- Integrated SOA Gateway Responsibilities
Module 2: Oracle E-Business Suite Security for Government
- Successive Layers of Access Control
- Function Security
- Data Security
- Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
- Delegated Administration
- Simplified User Management
Module 3: Function Security for Government
- Users
- Custom Applications
- Menus
- Responsibilities
- Functions
Module 4: Data Security for Government
- Objects
- Grants
- Permissions and Permission Sets
- Data Security Policies
Module 5: Oracle User Management for Government
- Access Control Model
- Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
- Delegated Administration
- Self-Service and Approval Features
Module 6: Concurrent Programs and Requests for Government
- Lifecycle of a Concurrent Request
- Managing Concurrent Requests
- Request Sets
- Viewing Request Output
- Defining a Custom Concurrent Program
Module 7: Administering Concurrent Managers for Government
- Generic Service Management (GSM)
- Concurrent Managers
- Concurrent Manager Workshifts
- Conflict Domains
- Internal Concurrent Managers
- Internal Monitors
- Transaction Managers
- Parallel Concurrent Processing
Module 8: Oracle Applications Manager (OAM) for Government
- Benefits of Oracle Applications Manager
- OAM Dashboard
- OAM Site Map
- System Monitoring
- Diagnostic Tools in OAM
- Support Cart
Module 9: Profile Options for Government
- Personal Profile Values
- System Profile Values
- Profile Hierarchy Levels
- Profile Categories
Module 10: Oracle Workflow for Government
- Business Processes
- System Integration with Oracle Workflow
- Workflow Architecture
- Workflow Engine
- Workflow Builder
- Notification System
- Workflow Manager
- Directory Services
Module 11: SOA and Web Services for Government
- SOA in Oracle E-Business Suite
- Integrated SOA Gateway
- Generating SOAP Services
- Deploying SOAP Services
- Deploying REST Services
- Searching SOAP Messages
- Service Invocation Framework (SIF)
- Purging SOAP Messages, Audits, and Logs
Module 12: Auditing System Resources for Government
- Auditing User Activity
- Signon Audit
Module 13: Printers for Government
- Printer Components
- Printing with the Pasta Printing Feature
- Using Pasta with Oracle XML Publisher
Module 14: Flexfields for Government
- Key Flexfields
- Descriptive Flexfields
- Value Sets
- Validation of Flexfield Segment Values
Module 15: Personalizations for Government
- Overview of Personalizations
- Oracle Forms Personalizations
- OA Framework Personalizations
- User Personalizations
- Personalizations vs. Extensions
Requirements
- Proficiency in fundamental SQL commands for government applications.
- Familiarity with a variety of operating systems, including Linux/Unix, Windows, and Mac.
- Understanding of computer network principles and protocols.
- Experience in system administration tasks, such as user setup, file and disk management, and system security measures.
- Knowledge of relational database concepts, with a focus on Oracle Database for government use.
- A background in system administration is beneficial but not mandatory.
Testimonials (1)
good explanation on each points and provide assignment for practices.
