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    This document provides an overview of Oracle Alerts, including: - Different types of alerts (periodic, event-based), how they are configured, and how they work - Components involved in setting up alerts such as select statements, actions, action sets, and response processing - Limitations of Oracle Alerts The document explains key Oracle Alert concepts and functionality through examples to help beginners understand how to use alerts to monitor databases and trigger predefined actions.

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    Oracle Alerts

    …For the beginners only…

    By Ratan Banerjee
    Contents
    • What is Oracle Alert?
    • What are the difference types of Alert?
    • How to set up an Alert?
    (Different components of Alert)
    • How Alert Works?
    • Limitations of Oracle Alert?
    What is Oracle Alert?
    • Complete exception control solution
    • Easy electronic emailing
    • Execution of process
    • Schedule in regular interval
    • Replacement of Database Trigger
    • Take predefined actions
    • Take actions depends on user response.
    Alerts
    • Periodic Alert • Event Alert
    – Variable frequency – All possible events

    • Customized Alert Frequency


    • Customized Alert Actions
    (Details / Summary action, No exception,
    History, Duplicate Checking
    • Action Escalation
    • Response Processing
    Creating a Periodic Alert
    • Set Frequency (On Demand, On day of …)
    • Set time / interval
    • Enter / import select statement
    • Verify / Run select statement
    Creating a Periodic Alert
    Creating an Event Alert
    • Application & Table name
    • After Insert / Update on Table
    • Enter / import select statement
    • Verify / Run select statement

    Caution : No event alert on FND_CONCURRENT_REQUESTS


    Creating an Event Alert
    Sample Select Statement
    SELECT user_name, password_date, :THRESHOLD_DAYS
    INTO &USER, &LASTDATE, &NUMDAYS
    FROM fnd_user
    WHERE sysdate = NVL(password_date,sysdate) +
    :THRESHOLD_DAYS
    ORDER BY user_name
    Specifying Alert Details (Input)

    Reserved Inputs :- ROWID, MAILID, ORG_ID, DATE_LAST_CHECKED.


    Specifying Alert Details (Output)
    Specifying Alert Details
    (Installation)
    Alert Actions
    • Message actions
    • Concurrent program actions
    • Operating script actions
    • SQL statement script actions
    Create Alert Action
    Create Action Detail (email)
    Define a Distribution List
    Create Action Details
    (submit a concurrent Program)
    Create Action Details
    (Operating System Script)
    Create Action Details
    (SQL Statement Script)
    Create a Action Set
    Alert History & Escalation
    • Keep No of days
    • Check for Duplicates
    • Tools  Escalation Group
    • Include Escalation Group to Action Set
    Review Alert History
    Response Processing Alert
    • Define an alert
    • Create an alert message action that solicits a
    response
    • Create response actions
    • Define an action set
    • Create a response set
    • Define possible responses
    • Attach the response set to the alert message action
    Response Processing Alert
    (Response Set)
    Response Processing Alert
    (Response Variables)
    Response Processing Alert
    (Valid Responses)
    Response Processing Alert
    (Invalid Responses)
    Response Processing Alert
    (No Responses)
    How Alert Checks
    • Periodic Alert Scheduler
    • Check Periodic Alert
    • Check Event Alert
    • Response Processor
    Manually submit Periodic alert
    Manually submit Event Alert
    • Update your table with

    ?
    specific action.
    Setting up Oracle Alert

    Will be covered in
    next session…

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