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There is a lot of talk about "the" concurrent manager in Oracle Applications. Actually, there
are many Concurrent Managers, each governing flow within each Oracle Apps areas. In
addition there are "super" Concurrent Managers whose job is to govern the behavior of the
slave Concurrent Managers. The Oracle e-Business suite has three important master
Concurrent Managers:
If $APPLCSF is not set, it places the files under the product top of
the application associated with the request. For example, a PO report
would go under $PO_TOP/$APPLLOG and $PO_TOP/$APPLOUT
Manager logfiles:
You can disable the manager by checking the 'Enabled' checkbox, or you can simply
Terminate the manager and it will not run again unless you reactivate it. If it is really
necessary, you can query the manager in the'Define Manager' form, and delete the row. (It
is recommended that you DO NOT do this).
How to define the concurrent manager - The navigation of the concurrent manager is
How to assign the specialisation rule for the manager - The navigation of the concurrent
manager specialisation rule is
By assing the specialisation rule we can findout which concurrent request the concurrent
manager is going to read.