FNDLOAD apps/appspass 0 Y DOWNLOAD
$FND_TOP/patch/115/import/afcpque.lct feeder_cm.ldt QUEUE
APPLICATION_SHORT_NAME=MY_APP CONCURRENT_QUEUE_NAME="MY QUEUE"
FNDLOAD apps/appspass 0 Y UPLOAD $FND_TOP/patch/115/import/afcpque.lct feeder_cm.ldt QUEUE APPLICATION_SHORT_NAME=MY_APP CONCURRENT_QUEUE_NAME="MY_QUEUE"
the above fndload commands can be used to download and upload concurrent queues between environnments. At our work, we have a frequent requirement where users want to run a bunch of concurrent programs but do not want to block the standard manager or other users. They ask us to create special concurrent managers for this purpose and migrate it across the 10 environments we have. Before discovering the above, we used to do each of the steps manually in each environment. Te above commands make it easier to migrate. This does copy the specalization and workshift rules. However, the exclusions from standard manager and other managers (that should be made when a concurrent program has to exclusively run from a particular manager) are not done. That step is still a manual step.
FNDLOAD apps/appspass 0 Y UPLOAD $FND_TOP/patch/115/import/afcpque.lct feeder_cm.ldt QUEUE APPLICATION_SHORT_NAME=MY_APP CONCURRENT_QUEUE_NAME="MY_QUEUE"
the above fndload commands can be used to download and upload concurrent queues between environnments. At our work, we have a frequent requirement where users want to run a bunch of concurrent programs but do not want to block the standard manager or other users. They ask us to create special concurrent managers for this purpose and migrate it across the 10 environments we have. Before discovering the above, we used to do each of the steps manually in each environment. Te above commands make it easier to migrate. This does copy the specalization and workshift rules. However, the exclusions from standard manager and other managers (that should be made when a concurrent program has to exclusively run from a particular manager) are not done. That step is still a manual step.
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