This page is used to define a user's favorite scripts. Each script
is displayed in the Favorite Scripts zone on the Dashboard portal
where it can be used to initiate a
script.
Note:
Ctrl + Shift + a number
can be used to execute a favorite script. Rather than selecting
a script from the business process assistant, you can invoke your
first nine favorite scripts by pressing Ctrl + Shift + a number (where the number corresponds with the relative position
of the script in your list of favorites). In Oracle Utilities Customer
Care and Billing, for example, if you press Ctrl+Shift+2 and you've setup your "favorite scripts" to be Start autopay and Stop receiving marketing information; the Stop receiving marketing
information script is executed. Note that the numeric
keypad on your keyboard cannot be used to implement this function.
The following methods can be used to open this page:
- Open and navigate to the Favorite Scripts tab to modify any user's preferences.
- Open to modify
your own preferences. You can also click
Preferences link (My Preferences) located in the action area to access this information.
Description of Page
Note:
You may not be able to change your favorite
scripts. If a Note is displayed on top of the grid, your user id has been setup to reference a specific Favorites
Profile User ID as defined on the Main tab. If a system administrator has setup your user ID in this way,
your preferences may not be changed. System
administrators may apply this feature in order to enforce a common look-and-feel
throughout the user community.
Each row in the grid contains one of your favorite Scripts.
Use the Sort Sequence to control the order in which the
scripts appear in the business process
assistant menu.
Security Access indicates whether
you have access to the script's application service. Refer to The Big Picture Of Application Security for more information.
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