Daniel Borgstrom talking about Oracle

First, list your customization to get the exact path: begin jdr_utils.listdocuments('/oracle/apps/ar/hz/components/search/server',TRUE); end; Then, remove it: begin jdr_utils.deletedocument(p_document => '/oracle/apps/ar/hz/components/search/server/customizations/site/0/HzPuiDQMSrchResultsVO'); COMMIT; end;

1. FTP your form to $AU_TOP/forms/US 2. Compile using: frmcmp_batch userid=USERNAME/PASSWORD module=XXXXX.fmb output_file=XXXXX.fmx module_type=form 3. Move the fmx to the correct folder, ex mv XXXXX.fmx $AP_TOP/forms/US/XXXXX.fmx 4. Done

When you back in the day wanted to schedule or run something in the backgound you used DBMS_JOB. With  the beginning of release 10g of the database new functionality was introduced to accomplish this, the DBMS_SCHEDULER. DBMS_SCHEDULER is so much more flexible the DBMS_JOB and makes everything easier, some examples: To set up your intervals you just specify the parameter repeat_interval. MON-FRI 22.00: repeat_interval=> 'FREQ=DAILY; BYDAY=MON,TUE,WED,THU,FRI; BYHOUR=22;' Every hour, every day: repeat_interval => 'FREQ=HOURLY;INTERVAL=1' Every monday, 05:00: repeat_interval=> 'FREQ=DAILY; BYDAY=MON; BYHOUR=5;' You will not get the problem with shifting start times that you have with DBMS_JOB. Possible to create chains of jobs that are dependent of each other. Possible to schedule:   - Execution of host scripts.  - E-mail notifications.  - Execute host scripts on remote servers (requires an agent on the remote server).  - Execute jo...