Compile Forms and Reports in 11.5.10.2

1) How to compile a form?

A) Open the source code in the client PC using X-Server
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i) Configure X-Server to access the GUI of the server.
ii) Open the form from the X-Server by using f60desm
iii) Make the changes in the forms according to your needs and save the form. The form will be saved in the server itself.
iv) Compile and generate the forms by using f60gen from the Putty / telnet session by using the following syntax.
f60gen module=form_name.fmb userid=apps/apps
or
f60gen module=form_name.fmb userid=apps/apps output_file=form_name.fmx
module_type=form batch=yes compile_all=special

v) f60gen will generate the run time executable .fmx file, move the file to the appropriate product top.

2) How To Compile Reports for Release 11i Applications?

A)
1. cd to where the .rdf files reside.
$cd /reports

2. Logon as applmgr

3. Use rwcon60 syntax for converting a .rdf file to a .rex file:

$ rwcon60 userid=/ source=< report name>.rdf
stype=rdffile dtype=rexfile dest=.rex overwrite=yes batch=yes

4. Use rwcon60 syntax for converting a .rex file back to a .rdf file:

$ rwcon60 userid=/ source=< report name>.rex
stype=rexfile dtype=rdffile dest=.rdf overwrite=yes batch=yes

5. Refer to the following example:

*Note: userid is the schema owner;
If the report is a GL report then the userid will be gl/gl
If the report is a FND report then the userid will be apps/apps

For the FNDSCURS.rdf example the report reside in:
cd $FND_TOP/reports

Logon as applmgr

The command line syntax is:

rwcon60 userid=apps/apps source=FNDSCURS.rdf stype=rdffile dtype=rexfile
dest=FNDSCURS.rex overwrite=yes batch=yes

rwcon60 userid=apps/apps source=FNDSCURS.rex stype=rexfile dtype=rdffile
dest=FNDSCURS.rdf overwrite=yes batch=yes

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