1. Oracle® Customer Support Identifiler Document
  2. Managing Patches
  3. Setting CEMLI Preference

Setting CEMLI Preference

Learn how to set up CEMLI preferences.

About the task:

  1. In the Customer Success Services home page, click the menu icon at the upper left corner.
  2. Under Services, click Customer Self Service.
  3. In the Customer Self Service page, click CEMLI. (or)
  4. On the Oracle Cloud Success Navigator Dashboard, under Quick Links, click CEMLI.
  5. On the CEMLI page, Click Preferences.
  6. The Preferences page displays a list specification and formats.
  7. Under Cemli Preferences, set the following parameters:
    • App Release: Specify the file version, in numeric form, as identified in the header. For example, 123.1.3.
    • NLS Language: Specify all supported NLS languages. See the Object Types That Support NLS Languages section in CEMLI File Object Types.Some file types have NLS support, ensuring that different language versions of the same CEMLI file are supported. See the Object Types That Support NLS Languages section in CEMLI File Object Types. You can upload multiple versions of the same CEMLI file, tracked by the version number in the file header. Use the Description field to make it easier to identify the proper file when multiple rows are displayed for the same file. Different patches can include different versions of the same file. However, a single patch cannot contain multiple versions of the same file.
    • RFC Status Open - By default, all the closed RFC patches. Toggle the switch to the right side to display all RFC patches in Open status.

      Note:

      In general, you must close an RFC within 7 days or the RFC gets closed within 14 days.
    • Patch Driver Format: Specify the patch driver format.
    • Base Language - Specify the language preference.
    • Allow Auto Header - Additionally, if the Allow Auto Header check box is not selected in your Packager customer preferences, file headers are not inserted into CEMLI files. Before upload, you must insert headers into all CEMLI files that require them, ensuring that headers use the correct format, as described in CEMLI File Header Format.
  8. Click Save Preferences.