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Re: WebCenter Capture - Release Batch, any way to get back?
Hello,
It depends on what is happening to the batch after releasing it.
- If the batch is getting committed after release and the commit was successful, then you will not be able to get the batch back. It gets removed from the Capture system in that case.
- If the batch is simply getting unlocked, then you should be able to access the batch again. If unlocked but you cannot see the batch, then you may have to adjust the client profile's Filter settings in the /dc-console page.
If you need assistance in trying to determine what happened to the batch, you can log a service request through the Oracle Support portal.
Thanks.
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Re: Can we add additional custom column with own definition in Project Status Inquiry Column
Please see Projects Status Inquiry (PSI) - Use Client Extension To Get Totals - Sample Code Instructions (Doc ID 2035623.1)
Re: R12.2.6 installation failed with - Unable to rename database
Hello Adeymi,
Thanks for the post.
These kind of errors usually occur if the Stage Area is not intact.
Please review below MOS Notes o validate the integrity of the Stage Area
MD5 Checksums for R12.2 Rapid Install Media (Doc ID 1505510.1)
Also, refer below:
R12.2: How To Create the Stage In Preparation For Installation (Doc ID 1596433.1)
Hope this helps!!!
Regards,
Narsi
Need all the mentioned details in a single Work Order Screen.
Is it possible or can we find all the below mentioned details in a single screen?
1. Which warehouse the part is registered in?
2. Current inventory
3. The Amount for the quantity that is already reserved in the Work order.
4. Unpaid portion of orders.
Whereas in the old system customer used to have all the above mentioned details in a screen.
So, they want to confirm whether it is possible to setup or find all the four (or) points 2,3,4 (or) points 2,3 in a single screen.