Tuesday, June 4, 2013

Concurrent Manager Troubleshooting Flowchart

Concurrent Manager Troubleshooting Flowchart


There have been some really good notes on concurrent managers. And also a couple on troubleshooting concurrent Managers.


When it comes to troubleshooting concurrent managers in my case i used a flowchart based approach which always worked in most cases.

I made this one based on a similar one for workflow which i had seen sometime back.I believe that most you guys would already be following a similar approach. I just found it easier to put it up in a flow chart format to help me out.



In case you found that confusing or messy here is an explanation of the approach.



  • Submit a Standard Concurrent Report and check if it completes successfully.

  • Check if you are able to view the log/output file if not check if your APPS listener is running.

  • If your concurrent report fails check the log report or request log file.

  • Check if your standard manager is running from the front end.

  • Check if the internal concurrent manager is up and running.

  • Check the UNIX background process of your concurrent manager

    ps -ef|grep FNDLIBR.

  • Check your Concurrent Manager log files at $APPLCSF/$APPLLOG.

  • If the managers are failing due a problematic request try running cmclean.sql or use the recover concurrent manager option from Oracle Applications Manager.

  • In case your concurrent managers are not able to start due to failing to accuire locks, try clearing up the locks from the database.

  • If you are still having trouble with your concurrent managers you can try re creating the concurrent manager views using

    FNDLIBR  FND  FNDCPBWV  apps/<passwd>  SYSADMIN  ‘System Administrator’  SYSADMIN



Concurrent Manager Troubleshooting Flowchart

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