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Oracle eBS Concurrent Request Host Program Issue Resolution

An Oracle eBusiness Suite installation issue occurred when creating a concurrent request for a host script on Linux. The error message "No such file or directory" was displayed in the concurrent log. The script was written on Windows before being transferred to the Linux system, so it needed to be converted to Unix format using the dos2unix tool to resolve the issue. Running dos2unix on the script file addressed the incompatible file format between Windows and Linux.

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Oracle eBS Concurrent Request Host Program Issue Resolution

An Oracle eBusiness Suite installation issue occurred when creating a concurrent request for a host script on Linux. The error message "No such file or directory" was displayed in the concurrent log. The script was written on Windows before being transferred to the Linux system, so it needed to be converted to Unix format using the dos2unix tool to resolve the issue. Running dos2unix on the script file addressed the incompatible file format between Windows and Linux.

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Oracle eBS Host Concurrent Program

Installation Issue: No such file or


directory
Issue
When creating a concurrent request that is a host script on Linux, you are running into the issue
in the concurrent log:

Steps Taken
1) Write the host script (e.g. scriptname.prog)
2) Transferred the host script to the correct applications directory and changed permissions to
allow execution (i.e. 775)
3) Create a symbolic link:
ln -s $FND_TOP/bin/fndcpesr scriptname
4) Set up the concurrent program using standard processes

Solution
The script was written on a Windows system before transferring to the Linux system. The script
needs to be converted to a unix format.

See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unix2dos

Run:
dos2unix scriptname.prog

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