Development commands commonly used in EBS development

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) (often compiled in this way on the server)

Frmcmp_batch MODULE=ABCDEFG.FMB userid=apps/apps@instance OUTPUT_FILE=ABCDEFG.FMX

The simple way is that none of the other parameters are required.

frmcmp.sh XXXX.FMB apps/apps@mc1yd211

11i
F60gen MODULE=INVKBPSQ.FMB userid=apps/apps@lvis115p

The simple way is that none of the other parameters are required. F60gen INVKBPSQ.FMB userid=apps/apps@lvis115p

Compiling Library file R12.
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
F60gen module= invkbcrd.pld userid= apps/pqeapps@ml0yd101 module_type=library
Generate a PLX
F60gen 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 file f60gen module=fndmenu.mmb userid=apps/apps output_file=fndmenu.mmx module_type=menu Batch =yes compile_all=special

Open R12
Rwbuilder.sh INVARPAR.RDF
11i
Rwbld60 INVTOPKL.RDF

Workflow Wfload dbusername/dbpasswd@dbsid 0 Y FORCE $INV _top/patch/115/import/us/invtroap.wft

Convert fmb to txt type

Used to compare 11i before and after FMB file modification
F60gen 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

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Forms Compiler Command line Parameters Forms Version 10g R2

Mandatory Parameters
UserID=<userid/password@database>	Obviously, the user ID, password and database to compile the module against
Module=<module name>	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
Batch=no	Don ' t display messages on the screen
output_file=<file>	Write output of the compilation to a file. <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 (or menu 50)
crt_file=<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

Forms Version 6i

Mandatory Parameters
UserID=<userid/password@database>	Obviously, the user ID, password and database to compile the module against
Module=<module name>	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
Batch=no	Don ' t display messages on the screen
output_file=<file>	Write output of the compilation to a file. <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 (or menu 50)
crt_file=<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

References
How to Generate Form, the Library and Menu for Oracle applications (11i and R12) (Doc ID 1 30686.1)
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Note:1059663.6-r10.7:how to Recompile forms through forms Designer
Note:1085928.1-r12:how to Compile a for M in release
Note:178722.1-how to Generate a specific Form through AD utility Adadmin
Note:70276.1-how to Integrate applications release one with CUSTOM applications
note:444248.1-using oracleas 10.1.2 Forms and Repor TS Builders with Oracle Applications release
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