|
Profile |
Default |
Recommendation |
|
Sign-On:Audit
Level |
(none) |
FORM |
|
Sign-on:Notification |
No |
Yes |
|
Utilities:Diagnostics |
No |
No |
|
FND:Diagnostics |
Yes |
No |
|
Hide
Diagnostics |
No |
Yes |
|
Concurrent:Report
Access Level |
User |
User |
|
AuditTrail:Activate |
No |
Yes |
This profile option defines what level (User, Responsibility or Form) the system will perform auditing for user navigation. Note that this ‘auditing’ content is only information about t what the user navigation was – it does not audit what occurs while a user is on a form, for example.
This profile option presents notifications to a user upon a successful login.
The Utilities:Diagnostics profile option allows Forms users to examine (and change) individual database records. Setting Utilities:Diagnostics to "No" requires the user to enter the APPS password prior to using the Diagnostics Examine, which should mitigate their ability to change data within the database.
Self Service has a similar profile option to the one above. If the profile option FND: Diagnostics is set to Yes, then anyone can use the Diagnostics Examine function which allows users to change database records.
The Hide Diagnostics profile option hides the diagnostics menu from users. The diagnostics menu should be hidden from most users. Set the Hide Diagnostics profile option to Yes, the default value is No.
- Concurrent:Report Access Level
Set system profile option Concurrent:Report Access Level to ‘User’ to restrict a user from viewing other users' concurrent requests.
This profile option needs to be set to Yes for the EBS auditing to function.
