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The document provides troubleshooting steps for errors encountered when starting the Concurrent Manager in Oracle Applications. It explains that the default log file location is $APPLCSF/$APPLLOG and the filename format is SID_MMDD.mgr. It also describes how the log filename is set in the adcmctl.sh and batchmgr files. Finally, it mentions a common error of REP-3000 and provides a solution to ensure the XServer is running on the server where the display is set.

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Conc MNGR

The document provides troubleshooting steps for errors encountered when starting the Concurrent Manager in Oracle Applications. It explains that the default log file location is $APPLCSF/$APPLLOG and the filename format is SID_MMDD.mgr. It also describes how the log filename is set in the adcmctl.sh and batchmgr files. Finally, it mentions a common error of REP-3000 and provides a solution to ensure the XServer is running on the server where the display is set.

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How to troubleshoot Concurrent Manager ?

If as an Oracle Apps DBA or


Sysadmin you started concurrent manager and encountered any error
message, first place to start looking is log file of Internal Concurrent Manager .
Log files are very critical in understanding or finding any problem. but where
is my concurrent manager log file ? Default log file location for Apps
Concurrent Manager is $APPLCSF/$APPLLOG/ and file name format is
SID_MMDD.mgr (This is specific to 11i 11.5.10 and may very depedning on
your Apps Version) where APPLCSF & APPLLOG are environment variables (If
APPLCSF is not set while starting Concurrent Manager , logs will go to
$FND_TOP/$APPLLOG), log file name format is your SID_ MM (Month on which
CM last started) DD (Date on which CM last started) .mgr (Manager)
From where its ICM ( Internal Concurrent Manager) picking SID_MMDD.mgr
file name to record logs , to find this open file adcmctl.sh , you will see entry
like dd=`date '+%m%d'`; MGR_NAME=$DB_NAME_$dd This has set
 Concurrent Manager name variable $mgrname Now open file batchmgr here
you will variable logfile= this is how application set Concurrent Manager log
file name.
Now depending on error message you have to troubleshoot & find solution to
your problem. Serch it in Metalink or Oracle Apps Forums.
Very common mistake which you often encounter when you view output of
your concurrent request whose display is PDF or any format which require
XServer to run is REP-3000 oracle toolkit this can be because of number of
reasons but most common is that XServer is not running on Server & Screen
which is defined in your display variable. Make sure you have Xvfb or Xvnc
running on server where display is set. Check metalink note # 181244.1
Configuring VNC Or XVFB As The X Server For Applications 11i If you are on
solaris & even after after installing Xvfb/Xvnc cannot access report

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