Sometimes we might have to test the functionality of a form but we might not have the responsibility which has to be used to access the form. We can use the following SQL to find out which responsibility should be used by passing the form name into it. In this case we are executing the query to get all the responsibilities where the ‘Transactions’ form is attached. To use the same query for another form change the line,
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: Lokanadham Thandlam
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SELECT DISTINCT u.user_name, rtl.responsibility_name, ff.function_name, ffl.user_function_name
FROM fnd_compiled_menu_functions
cmf,
fnd_form_functions ff,
fnd_form_functions_tl ffl,
fnd_responsibility r,
fnd_responsibility_tl rtl,
fnd_user_resp_groups urg,
fnd_user u
WHERE cmf.function_id = ff.function_id
AND r.menu_id = cmf.menu_id
AND urg.responsibility_id = r.responsibility_id
AND rtl.responsibility_id = r.responsibility_id
AND cmf.grant_flag = 'Y'
AND r.application_id = urg.responsibility_application_id
AND u.user_id = urg.user_id
AND UPPER (ffl.user_function_name) = UPPER ('transactions')----= UPPER ('<<form
name>>')
AND ff.function_id = ffl.function_id
ORDER BY u.user_nameThe result for the above query is as below: It is actually a portion of the all data returned. So Now the responsibilities are shown where you can get the form attached.
