Database Reference
In-Depth Information
The following options are available:
°
Compare Same Records
: Matches primary records in two snapshot
occurrences, and then identifies the differences in their fields' values.
°
Compare Two Organizations/Sets of Topics
: Matches primary
records in snapshots of two different organizations and/or sets of
topics, and then identiies the differences in their ields' values. Both
snapshots must cover the same instance, product family version,
and objects. It must have at least one global condition and must
have global conditions on the same parameters (both must have
global conditions for
Organization
, for
Set of Topics
, or for both
Organization
and
Set of Topics
).
°
Force Comparison/Map Values
: Matches primary records according
to your specifications, and then identifies the differences in their
fields' values.
Defining change tracker
Change Tracker
monitors changes to ERP application setup data.
Before you can use the Change Tracker, you must run one or more Change Tracking
definitions, which specify the objects to monitor and the level of detail to record.
Each time you configure Oracle CCG for an ERP instance, it automatically generates
Change Tracking definitions for the ERP applications that you have licensed.
You can save a considerable amount of time by using these definitions instead of
building your own from scratch.
In order to summarize, you will have to:
1. Search for an autogenerated change tracking definition.
2. Edit the definition to specify what to track.
3. Run the definition to deploy Change Tracking functionality to
the ERP instance.
4.
View the
Change Tracker
.
5.
Optionally, specify
Change Tracker
queries and alerts.
6.
Log in to
Oracle CCG
as the Baseline Definition Owner that was specified
when the ERP Instance was configured.
7.
Select
Workbench
|
Apps
from the menu bar. A list of
Apps
definitions
will appear.
8.
Find the
Change Tracking
definition named for the ERP application and
instance to monitor appears.
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