Column Descriptions

The following descriptions explain the parameters used in the above tables:

  • Batch Control ID. As described earlier, every background process has an associated batch control record. This column contains the unique identifier of each process' batch control record.
  • Program Name. This is the name of the program.
  • Description. This column describes each background process.
  • Multiple Threads. This column indicates if the background process uses the thread number and thread count to control parallel processing. For more information, refer to the Parameters Supplied to Background Processes section (under Oracle Revenue Management and Billing > Administrative Processes > Framework Administrative User Guide > Background Processes > Understanding Background Processes).
  • Extra Parameters. This column indicates if the background process uses additional parameters. For more information, refer to the Parameters Supplied to Background Processes section (under Oracle Revenue Management and Billing > Administrative Processes > Framework Administrative User Guide > Background Processes > Understanding Background Processes).
  • Error Generates To Do. This column indicates if the background process generates a To Do entry for object-specific errors as described in Processing Errors.
  • Records Between Commits / Minutes Between Cursor Re-Initiation. These values represent the maximum number of records between commits to the database and the number of minutes between cursor re-initiations. The process will issue a commit whenever the maximum records threshold has been exceeded. And, whenever a commit is issued, the process checks if the number of minutes between cursor initiation has been exceeded and if so, it will re-initiate the cursor. These values may be overridden when a specific background process is submitted. For more information, refer to the Parameters Supplied to Background Processes section (under Oracle Revenue Management and Billing > Administrative Processes > Framework Administrative User Guide > Background Processes > Understanding Background Processes).