ORACLE ERP: Order to Cash Cycle -2

Open the Sales Order form and Query for the Sales order number 51823,

which was created earlier.

ORACLE ERP: Order to Cash Cycle -1

Since we have the Inventory on Hand now, we can execute the Sales Order.

Log into Order Management Super User Responsibility and check for the

availability of the Inventory and book the Sales order.

Navigation Path.

Order management Super user Responsibility

Order, Returns =>

Sales Orders

Sales Order Booking, Releasing, Ship Confirm

ORACLE Forms: Using a Custom Menu

A Custom Menu is built by creating a Menu Module in Forms Builder and then defining objects for the menu.
A Menu Module includes different types of objects as shown in diagram.

1. The Main Menu encompasses all sub menu and menu items in menu module. The Main Menu is the first item in Menus node in Object Navigator. The Main Menu includes menu items displayed on the Menu Bar.
2. sub Menus that encompass menu items.
3. Menu items attached to a sub menu with their associated commands and procedures.

Oracle Forms: Working With Menus

Every form runs with one of the following:

• The default textual menu and Default Toolbar menu built into the form
• A Custom Textual men that the user defines as separate module and then attaches to the form for run time execution. A custom toolbar created by user.

At runtime, form can have only one menu module active at a time, either the default menu or custom menu.
The default menu is part of the form module. Custom menu modules, however, are separate from form modules. so, when an application, based on single form that uses a custom menu is delivered, following files must provided.

• An .FMX form module.
• An .MMX menu module.

in multi-form application, several form modules and several menu modules may be delivered to client. Multiple forms can share the same menu, or each form can invoke a different menu.