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Read-Only responsibility in Oracle Applications
Scenario: Administrator wants to provide the access to the menu functions attached to a
specific responsibility but doesnt want the users to do any updates. This is a typical
business requirement when some stakeholders want to know the data and information for
FYI purpose but are not authorized to edit the existing data nor insert new data.
Solutions:
Solution 1
1. Identify the menu attached to the responsibility of the role to which you want to
provide the View only access.
The Navigation is: Security Responsibility Define
2. In the Menu identify the form functions attached to the Menu
Application Menu
3. Create a new form function same as the standard form but set the Parameter
Query_Only = Yes

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a. Navigation is : Application Function Form Parameter
b. The function becomes read only
4. Create a new menu with these read only functions
5. Assign the new menu to the new responsibility
6. Assign the new responsibility to users who can have only read access
Solution 2
1. Create a Database user rd_user
2. Grant all the objects/ synonyms from apps to rd_user
3. Create synonym for all the apps objects in rd_user
4. In Oracle apps, register the user rd_user as a user and datagroup
which is similar to apps
5. Create responsibility similar to apps but attach rd_user datagroup
What if the user has 50 responsibilities? It consumes a lot of time in creating the
functions, menus and finally adding relevant profiles to the responsibility. There
is another simpler way to make all the responsibilities of a user as read-only.
Check out the following blog post:
How to make all the responsibilities of a User Read-Only in Oracle Applications
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