Projects, Templates Form Does Not Let You Update More Than 25 Records

June 30, 2010 on 9:57 am | by Marian Crkon | In Feature of the Week | 3 Comments | Print Print | Email Email

You can encounter this feature in Oracle Projects 11.5.10, form PAXPREPR, version 11.5.640.

Background

I am building up a project template and using DataLoad to create project and task options like project assets, task-level transaction  controls, or task-level asset assignments.  There are several hundreds of these to upload, so DataLoad seems a perfect method.

The Feature

For some reason, however, and I am not even able to properly articulate this, I am unable to upload more than about 25 records at one time. When it reaches some limit, the form simply freezes up, and you have to shut down the browser and re-open your Oracle Applications session.

Has any of you experienced this? What is causing it? I do not believe it is caused by some DataLoad limitation, I’ve used it to upload hundreds and thousands of records in “one run”.

Any ideas will be greatly appreciated. This is truly driving me insane.

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  1. Hi

    I need to export and import Oracle Project templates only how can do that… Just templates
    appreciated

    Comment by Max — July 20, 2010 #

  2. Hi Max,

    It depends on what information you need. If it is just the project header information, you export it from the Projects, Template Summary form. If you need specific template information like tasks, classifications, key members and other project options, you’d need a SQL query.

    Search for an article with Ad-Hoc SQL queries for Projects here. You might find something useful.

    Best,

    Marian

    Comment by Marian — July 20, 2010 #

  3. Just to reiterate, I can replicate the issue manually. I am pretty sure this is not a DataLoad issue.

    Comment by Marian — August 3, 2010 #

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