Process Manufacturing Command Center Setup

This chapter provides information about setup and configuration steps to enable and use Oracle Process Manufacturing Command Center dashboards.

This chapter covers the following topics:

Process Manufacturing Command Center Configuration

The Process Manufacturing Command Center application configuration and setup must be completed after the installation and common configurations are completed as described in My Oracle Support Knowledge Document 2495053.1, Installing Oracle Enterprise Command Center Framework

Setup and Configuration Steps

To complete setup of the Process Manufacturing Command Center:

  1. Set profile options

  2. Configure descriptive flexfields for search

  3. Load Process Manufacturing Command Center Data

Configuring Descriptive Flexfields for Search

Enterprise command centers support Descriptive Flexfields (DFFs) that enable you to search on DFF attributes. After you configure DFFs you must run the data load process to ensure the DFF attibutes are available in the command center.

For additional information about configuring and customizing flexfields, see the Oracle E-Business Suite Flexfields Guide and My Oracle Support Knowledge Document 2495053.1, Installing Oracle Enterprise Command Center Framework, Release 12.2.

The following table describes the DFFs available in the Process Manufacturing Command Center dashboards:

Dashboard Data Set DFF Title DFF Name DFF Attribute Group Name
Batch Status gmo-batch
gmo-batch-md
gmo-batch-q		 Batch Information BATCH_FLEX Batch Information
Batch Status gmo-batch
gmo-steps
gmo-steps-q		 Batch Steps Information BATCH_STEPS_DTL_FLEX Batch Steps Information
Batch Status gmo-batch
gmo-res
gmo-res-q		 Batch Steps Activity Information GME_BATCH_STEP_ACTIVITIES_FLEX Batch Steps Activity Information
Batch Status gmo-batch
gmo-res
gmo-res-q		 Batch Steps Resource Information GME_BATCH_STEP_RESOURCES_FLEX Batch Steps Resource Information
Batch Status gmo-batch
gmo-material
gmo-material-q		 Detail Information BATCH_DTL_FLEX Detail Information
Production Quality gmo-quality
gmo-sample		 Quality Samples GMD_SAMPLES_FLEX Quality Samples
Production Quality gmo-quality
gmo-test		 Quality Results MD_QC_RESULTS_FLEX Quality Results

Loading Process Manufacturing Command Center Data

The Process Manufacturing Command Center uses the following concurrent programs to load EBS Enterprise Command Center data sets into the dashboards:

Note: To set up profile options before running data loads, see: Setting Profile Options for Process Manufacturing Command Center.

Run the concurrent program from the Submit Request window.

(N) Production Supervisor > Concurrent Programs > View

To load data into the Process Manufacturing Command Center

  1. Click Submit a New Request.

  2. In the Name field on the Submit Request window, select or enter:

    • Process Manufacturing Command Center Data Load to load data into the Batch Status, Outside Processing, and Production Quality dashboards.

    • Process Genealogy and Trace Command Center Data Load to load data into the Genealogy and Trace dashboard.

  3. Use the Parameters window to enter the parameters information.

  4. The System Name field defaults to EBS.

  5. Select the appropriate load type:

    • Full Load - This process loads all Process Manufacturing data and is required to be run for the first data load. The full data load process also includes metadata load. If you select and run full load for subsequent requests, then this program clears all Process Manufacturing data from ECC and loads fresh data

    • Incremental Load - This process loads the data modified and updated from the previous load only. Incremental load should be scheduled to run as often as required to keep the ECC dashboard current.

    • Metadata Load - This process ensures the application waits for other tasks such as consolidation, data entry, or other load processes to finish before it loads the files. You must initially run the Metadata Load to load Descriptive Flexfield (DFF) setup information to Enterprise Command Center. After the DFF setup is initially loaded, running incremental or full data loads on a regular basis will maintain the DFF attributes.

  6. Enter one or more language codes in the Languages field for the output. For multiple language codes, use the format AA,BB,NN. For example, enter US,AR,KO. If the field is blank, then the data will be loaded for the base language only (usually US).

  7. In the Log Level field select the program to report. The default value is Error.

  8. Select True to enable SQL trace. Otherwise, select False.

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  9. Click OK on the Parameters window.

  10. Click Submit to submit the concurrent request.

  11. Review your request using the Requests page.

  12. Monitor data loading using the Data Load Tracking page of the ECC Developer responsibility.

To review request details

  1. From the menu, click Requests. The Find Requests window appears.

  2. Select the All My Requests radio button and click Find. The Requests window appears and displays all of your requests.

  3. In the Requests window, select the row that contains your request and then click View Details. The Request Detail window appears and displays the ECC- Run Data Load information.

  4. Click OK to exit and close the window.

Setting Profile Options for Process Manufacturing Command Center

Set a value for the following profile options to specify how the Process Manufacturing Command Center controls access to and processes data:

Profile Option Name Description Default Value
GME: Days for Endeca cancelled batches load This site-level profile option sets the number of days you want to load data for cancelled batches. No default value
GME: Days for Genealogy & Trace Data Load This site-level profile option specifies the maximum number of days that the Process Genealogy and Trace Command Center Data Load considers to load data. This profile is used for the Genealogy and Trace dashboard. You can change the number of days to beyond 365 days or less based on your business requirement. 365 daysGME: Days for OPM ECC Dataload
GME: Days for OPM ECC Dataload This site-level profile option enables you to run a full data load to collect the open batches that are in the Pending and WIP status for the specified number of days. You can provide the value as 180 or 240 days and so on. 180 days