At last Oracle has posted a full collection of the latest version of all peoplebooks with a powerful search. Here is a link to it, once you try it you would not go anywhere else. Here is a link:
Oracle Hosted PeopleBooks: http://www.oracle.com/pls/psft/homepage
But in case you like to carry your stuff around on your hard drive [...]
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Oracle Hosted PeopleBooks – at last
May 22nd, 2009 No Comments
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PeopleSoft Single Sign On Solutions – LDAP, AD & Custom
October 1st, 2008 No Comments
This post is about integrating PeopleSoft security with a standard Network or Web Security. Having implemented Single Sign on solution within our company, I had to go and sift through massive amounts of documentation, I would like to save you some time and post a links and explanations.
PeopleSoft natively supports LDAP v1 ,2 and [...]
Tags: AD · LDAP · PeopleSoft · SSO
PeopleSoft GUI Tips & Tricks
August 12th, 2008 No Comments
Again I would like to post a link to an Oracle Red Book written by Hsing Huang and Maria Gummerson. It outlines how to properly customize your application GUI & Branding. PeopleSoft has special tools that support lots of branding customizations without having to impact the whole application. Here is an excerpt:
“Branding code resides in [...]
Tags: GUI · PeopleBooks · PeopleSoft
Getting Information about PeopleSoft Components from Database
June 3rd, 2008 No Comments
SQLs below have proved to be great while working behind the scenes and creating report about PeopleSoft customizations. These are quick ways to get behind the scenes and see the objects the way PeopleSoft sees it.
Getting fields and records for a page:
select OCCURSLEVEL as level ,FIELDNUM as taborder, LBLTEXT as label ,
RECNAME as record ,FIELDNAME [...]
Tags: PeopleSoft · SQL · Tips
Non-Shared Temp Tables Cleanup
March 7th, 2008 No Comments
Some of the processes that depend on shared table instances , can experience a dramatic differences in performance, in case all of the instances available are being used, or remaining locked by some orphan or failed process. One way to resolve this problem is to go online and check if tables should be “released”. Here [...]
Tags: PeopleSoft · Performance · SQL · Tips