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Oracle Fusion Technical: Reports, Data, Integrations and Extensions · Module 15 · ESS jobs and scheduling

Custom ESS jobs for your own reports

Lesson 150 of 177 · 2 min

Registering a BI Publisher report as a schedulable job with its own parameters is the step that turns a report into something OPERATIONS can run. Before registration, a report is something a person opens and fills in. After registration it is a job in the same list as every other process: submittable by a role, schedulable, chainable into a job set, monitorable, and with a log. The parameters are the design work. They are defined on the job and passed to the report, and three decisions matter. Which parameters are exposed — not necessarily all of them; a job with fourteen parameters is one nobody in operations will submit correctly. What each DEFAULTS to, which for dates is Lesson 5 and is the commonest defect. And which are mandatory, because an optional parameter meaning "all" when blank is the unbounded run from Module 4. Name the job for what it

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In this module: Module 15 · ESS jobs and scheduling

  1. 1What Enterprise Scheduler does
  2. 2Submitting, monitoring and cancelling
  3. 3Job sets and dependencies
  4. 4Custom ESS jobs for your own reports
  5. 5Parameters, defaults and the date trap
  6. 6Reading a failed request
  7. 7What breaks: the job that stopped running
  8. 8Lab briefing · Register and schedule a job