Monday, November 19, 2012

Query to get the Application Modules available


select f.application_id,f.application_short_name,f.basepath,fl.application_name
from fnd_application f,fnd_application_tl fl
where fl.application_id = f.application_id and fl.language='US'
group by f.application_id,f.application_short_name,f.basepath,
fl.application_name,fl.language order by f.application_id
/
Sample output would be like

APPLICATION_ID APPLICATION_SHORT_NAME BASEPATH APPLICATION_NAME
0 FND FND_TOP Application Object Library
1 SYSADMIN FND_TOP System Administration
3 AU AU_TOP Application Utilities
40 EMS EMS_TOP Environment Management System
41 PTX PTX_TOP Patch Tracking System
50 AD AD_TOP Applications DBA
60 SHT SHT_TOP Applications Shared Technology
99 OAM OAM_TOP Oracle Applications Manager
101 SQLGL GL_TOP General Ledger
140 OFA FA_TOP Assets
160 ALR ALR_TOP Alert
168 RG RG_TOP Application Report Generator
170 CS CS_TOP Service
172 CCT CCT_TOP Telephony Manager
174 ECX ECX_TOP XML Gateway
175 EC EC_TOP e-Commerce Gateway
177 POS POS_TOP iSupplier Portal
178 ICX ICX_TOP Oracle iProcurement
185 XTR XTR_TOP Treasury
186 QRM QRM_TOP Risk Management
190 AZ AZ_TOP Application Implementation
191 BIS BIS_TOP Applications BIS
200 SQLAP AP_TOP Payables
201 PO PO_TOP Purchasing
202 CHV CHV_TOP Supplier Scheduling
203 AME AME_TOP Approvals Management
204 XLE XLE_TOP Legal Entity Configurator

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