To view and update the transaction managers:The transaction managers execute the following processes: material transaction, demand reservation, move transaction, resource cost transaction, remote procedure call, and material cost transaction. They run until you cancel the corresponding concurrent request. They control the number of transaction workers, processing intervals, and number of transactions processed by each worker during each interval. For descriptions of the available managers see: Transaction Managers.
You must start the material cost transaction manager to cost material transactions. This manager processes costing of all material transactions. You must also start the move transaction manager so that assemblies received from an outside processing supplier can be moved to the next operation.
You do not have to launch these transaction managers if you decide to process all your transactions on-line and do not use the transaction interface.
The use of multiple transaction workers enables parallel processing of transactions. This is especially helpful when processing a large batch of transactions.
To view and update the transaction managers:Navigate to the Interface Managers window. All existing transaction managers and their current status are displayed.
Enter the maximum number of rows to assign to the worker.
For WIP Move Transactions only: Specify the processing timeout in hours and minutes. After this time the move transaction manager no longer processes pending transactions and marks them as an error.
Save your work.
To launch a transaction manager:Select a transaction manager in the Interface Managers window.
Choose Launch Manager from the Tools menu.
The Launch Inventory Managers window appears displaying the transaction manager you choose as the process to be submitted.
Note: If the transaction manager is already active, Oracle Inventory displays a warning before displaying the new window.
Choose Submit.
To see your changes reflected in the Interface Managers window:Requery the Interface Managers window.
Other Sources
Open Transaction Interface, Oracle Manufacturing Implementation Manual
