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Using request types to specialize concurrent managers can help optimize the processing of Oracle Applications, by letting certain types of programs run without having to wait for other types of programs to finish processing. Using request types saves you time when you create a concurrent manager's specialization rules.
Quick | For concurrent programs that take a relatively short time to run. |
Overnight | For concurrent programs that take a long time to run, which you typically schedule to run during the late night or early morning hours. |
Month-End Reports | For concurrent programs that generate reports you run at the end of each month. |
For example, if you run ten report programs at the end of each month, you could define a request type called "Month-End Reports" and assign it to your ten report programs. | |
Then you can use specialization rules to define a concurrent manager that only runs requests of type "Month-End Reports". This way, you do not have to specify your ten different report programs when you define your concurrent manager. You can also easily assign the ten programs to more than one manager. |
Completed Concurrent Requests Report
Specializing Managers to run only certain programs
Administer Concurrent Managers
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