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Building a BIP Report for User Access Tracking
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Dear Customer Connect Community,
I hope this message finds you well.
I am looking to create a BIP Report using standard SQL to track user access within specific areas of a system. The report should display all instances of user entry into sections or pages.
From my research, I understand that it may be possible to achieve this by leveraging the following tables:
- FND_SESSIONS
- FND_SESSION_ATTRIBUTES
- FND_SESSION_ATTRIBUTES_SETS
- FND_SESSION_NAMESPACES
- FND_SESSION_ROLE_SETS
- FND_SESSION_TEMPLATES
- FND_SESSION_USERS
- FND_SESSION_USER_ACTIVITY
Before proceeding, I would like to confirm if anyone in the community has experience building a similar report. Specifically, I’m curious to know:
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