Following are the execution methods which are commonly used in Concurrent programs in Oracle applications.
- Oracle Reports – Used for the Oracle RDF reports.
- Host – Used for shell scripts, basically the language of the host operating system.
- PL/SQL Stored procedure – Used to run the stored procedure through oracle applications
- SQL*Loader – Used to run the sql loader programs
- SQL*Plus - Used to run the anonymous PL/SQL blocks. It will get executed in the same fashion as you are running on SQL Plus.
- Java Stored Procedure – The execution file is a Java stored procedure.
- Java Concurrent Program – Used for programs written in Java.
- Spawned – Used for c or pro*c Program. Mainly used by standard oracle interfaces.
- Perl Concurrent Program – Used for programs written in CGI Perl.
- Request Set Stage Function – PL/SQL stored function that can be used to calculate the completion statuses of request set stages.
- Immediate – Execution file is a program written to run as subroutine of the concurrent manager.
- Multi-Language function – Execution file is an MLS function that supports running concurrent program in multiple languages.
Other Important Articles Related To Concurrent Programs:
- How To Find All The Running Concurrent Requests And The Time Taken By Them
- Meaning Of Different Status Codes And Phase Codes Used In Concurrent Programs
- SQL Query To Find Scheduled Or On Hold Concurrent Request
- SQL Query To Find Parameters and Value Sets Associated With A Concurrent Program
- SQL Query To Find The Request Group Using An Executable | Important Apps Queries
- SQL Script To Get Concurrent Program Details & Paraments
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