A colleague has just pulled off an impressive feat that I wouldn't have attempted myself: she's collected practical tips and advice on how to do Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 implementations and upgrades. She's consolidated input from Oracle's Support, Consulting, IT, and Development groups into a new whitepaper:
- Best Practices for Adopting Oracle E-Business Suite, Release 12 (Metalink Note 580299.1)
This whitepaper is mandatory reading if you're planning -- or in the middle of -- an Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 deployment. The whitepaper has a mix of concrete and strategic advice that covers topics such as:
Project Management
- Scoping
- Staffing and skills
- Upgrade planning
- Planning for Financials setups
- Inventory of customizations
- Migrating Reports to Business Intelligence Publisher
Pre- and Post-Upgrade Best Practices
- Clearing interfaces and processing exceptions
- Examining pending concurrent requests
- Running key reports
- Multi-Org Access Control (MOAC) considerations for concurrent programs
- Testing strategies, including considerations for workflows and load testing
Product-Specific Considerations and Tips for:
- Payables
- Payments
- Internet Expenses
- Receivables
- Advanced Collections
- Assets
- Advanced Global Intercompany System
- General Ledger
- Global Accounting Engine
- Subledger Accounting
- E-Business Suite Tax
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- Five Key Resources for Upgrading to E-Business Suite Release 12
- Security Best Practices for Release 12
Comments (3)
R12 Upgrade Best Practice
Posted by Farhan | July 16, 2008 7:00 AM
Posted on July 16, 2008 07:00
Hi Steven,
From R12 best practice perspective can you please let me know how many instances are feasible in single node.
If it’s based on server configuration can i install 4 instances on one node with supported hardware?
Regards,
Phani.K
Posted by Phanik | March 18, 2009 3:58 PM
Posted on March 18, 2009 15:58
Hi, Phani,
This is highly dependent on your hardware. I'd recommend working with your hardware vendor to get sizing estimates for your particular server configuration.
Good luck with your implementation.
Regards,
Steven
Posted by Steven Chan | March 24, 2009 12:44 PM
Posted on March 24, 2009 12:44