oracle frmbld,Oracle EBS Development Command

Open Form fileR12

frmbld.sh INVTOMAI.fmb

11i

f60desm XXX.fmb

Compiling formR12

frmcmp.sh module=INVRSVF1.fmb userid=apps/apps@mz1ms206 module_type=form compile_all=special

(Batch Mode)

frmcmp.sh module=INVRSVF1.fmb userid=apps/apps@mz1ms206 module_type=form batch=yes compile_all=special

(Non-GUI Mode)

frmcmp_batch module=ABCDEFG.fmb userid=apps/apps@instance output_file=ABCDEFG.fmx

11i

f60genm module=INVKBPSQ.fmb userid=apps/apps@lvis115p

Compiling Library fileR12.

Generate a pll

frmcmp.sh Module=INVSLENT.pld Userid=apps/apps@mz1mu206 Module_Type=LIBRARY Parse=YES

Generate a plx

frmcmp.sh Module=INVMTXFH.pll Userid=apps/apps@mz1ms206 Module_Type=LIBRARY Compile_All=YES

(Non-GUI Mode)

frmcmp_batch module=ABCDEFG.pld module_type=LIBRARY parse=yes userid=apps/password@yourinstance

frmcmp_batch module=ABCDEFG.pll userid=apps/password@yourinstance module_type=LIBRARY compile_all=yes

11i(NOTE:case sensitive)

Generate a pll

f60genm Module= INVKBCRD.pld userid= apps/pqeapps@ml0yd101 Module_Type=LIBRARY Parse=YES

Generate a plx

f60genm INVKBCRD.pll apps/pqeapps@ml0yd101 module_type=LIBRARY compile_all=YES module_access=FILE

Convert pll to pld

frmcmp_batch module=XXXXX.pll userid=apps/apps@DEV script=yes module_type=library output_file=XXXXX.pld

Compiling Menu filef60gen  module=FNDMENU.mmb  userid=APPS/APPS  output_file=FNDMENU.mmx module_type=menu  batch=yes  compile_all=special

Open ReportR12

rwbuilder.sh INVARPAR.rdf

11i

rwbld60 INVTOPKL.rdf

WorkflowWFLOAD dbusername/dbpasswd@DBSID 0 Y FORCE $INV_TOP/patch/115/import/US/INVTROAP.wft

Convert fmb to txt type11i

f60genm INVTTMTX.fmb apps/apps100@mm1sb100 Compile_All=yes Forms_Doc=yes

R12

frmcmp_batch INVIDITM.fmb apps/apps@md0yd201 Compile_All=yes Forms_Doc=yes

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Forms Compiler command line parameters

Forms Version 10g R2

Mandatory Parameters

UserID=

Obviously, the user id, password and database to compile the module against

Module=

The file name of the module to compile (don't include the file extenstion)

Optional Parameters(default values listed)

Module_Type=FORM

The three module types are:  FORM, MENU and LIBRARY

Logon=YES

Log into a database (YES or no).  No all compilation actions require a database connection.  For example, producing an Object List Report

Batch=NO

Don't display messages on the screen

Output_File=

Write output of the compilation to a file.  should be the complete path and file name

Script=NO

Write a script file

Parse=NO

Parse script file

Upgrade=NO

Upgrade the module to the current Forms version

Version=45

Version to upgrade (23, 30, 40, 45 or menu 50)

Crt_File=

CRT file for version 2.x form upgrade

Build=YES

Build a runform/runmenu file when upgrading

Add_Triggers=NO

Add Key-Up/Down triggers during upgrade

Nofail=NO

Add NOFAIL keyword to trigger steps

Debug=NO

Build/Run with debug information

Compile_All=NO

Compile all PL/SQL code

Strip_Source=NO

Strip PL/SQL source code from library

Window_State=Normal

Root window state (Normal, Maximize, Minimize)

Help=NO

Show command line help information

Options_Screen=NO

Display Options window (on bitmap only)

Widen_Fields=NO

Add one character to display width

Print_Version=NO

Print version used to save module

Forms_Doc=NO

Print Forms Doc report

Forms Version 6i

Mandatory Parameters

UserID=

Obviously, the user id, password and database to compile the module against

Module=

The file name of the module to compile (don't include the file extenstion)

Optional Parameters(default values listed)

Module_Type=FORM

The three module types are:  FORM, MENU and LIBRARY

Module_Access=FILE

Module access (FILE, DATABASE).  Specifies if the Module is stored on the OS file system  or in a Database

Statistics=NO

Show statistics

Logon=YES

Log into a database (YES or no).  No all compilation actions require a database connection.  For example, producing an Object List Report

Batch=NO

Don't display messages on the screen

Output_File=

Write output of the compilation to a file.  should be the complete path and file name

Script=NO

Write a script file

Parse=NO

Parse a script file

Delete=NO

Delete a module from the database

Insert=NO

Insert a module into the database

Extract=NO

Extract a module from the database

Upgrade=NO

Upgrade module to current version

Upgrade_Roles=NO

Upgrade SQL*Menu 5.0 role information

Version=45

Version to upgrade (23, 30, 40, 45 or menu 50)

Crt_File=

CRT file for version 2.x form upgrade

Build=YES

Build a runform/runmenu file when upgrading

Add_Triggers=NO

Add Key-Up/Down triggers during upgrade

Nofail=NO

Add NOFAIL keyword to trigger steps

Debug=NO

Build/Run with debug information

Compile_All=NO

Compile all PL/SQL code

Strip_Source=NO

Strip PL/SQL source code from library

Window_State=Normal

Root window state (Normal, Maximize, Minimize)

Help=NO

Show this help information

Options_Screen=NO

Display Options window (on bitmap only)

Widen_Fields=NO

Add one character to display width

Print_Version=NO

Print version used to save module

Forms_Doc=NO

Print Forms Doc report

ReferencesHow to Generate Form, Library and Menu for Oracle Applications (11i and R12) (Doc ID 130686.1) NOTE:1069827.6 - How Do You Generate A Form From The Command Line On A UNIX System? NOTE:1059663.6 - R10.7: How To Recompile Forms Through Forms Designer NOTE:1085928.1 - R12: How to Compile a Form in Release 12 NOTE:178722.1 - How to Generate a Specific Form Through AD utility adadmin NOTE:70276.1 - HOW TO INTEGRATE APPLICATIONS RELEASE 11 WITH CUSTOM APPLICATIONS NOTE:444248.1 - Using the OracleAS 10.1.2 Forms and Reports Builders with Oracle Applications Release 12 NOTE:109552.1 - How To Use F45gen Manually With Oracle Applications