| How Multi Org is possible ? [message #213252] |
Wed, 10 January 2007 00:46  |
Oraclefinancialfresher
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Registered: July 2006
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Would like to ask the forum a question ,
as we all know one can implement a single module or more than one module for a client ! In that case, if a company wants to implement AR alone ! How will it be possbile for them to have a Multi Org Set up !
Since Multi org forms are available in HRMS module and in Purchases Module ! If the client is not intrested in these 2 modules and he is only interested in AR alone !
1) He cannot implement Multi Org
2) He should buy some other modules
3) Oracle will include those necessary forms in AR module and give it to the client !
4) i cant think off
what will happen?
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| Re: How Multi Org is possible ? [message #213354 is a reply to message #213252] |
Wed, 10 January 2007 07:23  |
adragnes
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Registered: February 2005
Location: Oslo, Norway
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When you licence an application in the Oracle E-Business Suite you also get a so-called "shared" licence so that you have access to the necessary functionality in other applications. For instance if you by Oracle Purchasing you also get access to simplified forms for registering organisations.
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Aleksander Dragnes
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| Re: How Multi Org is possible ? [message #213403 is a reply to message #213374] |
Wed, 10 January 2007 11:32 |
adragnes
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Registered: February 2005
Location: Oslo, Norway
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As David wrote the entire E-Business Suite is installed when you install the Oracle E-Business Suite. So in theory you could also use all of it even though you have only licenced parts of it. Oracle has no more control over this than over other aspects of your licence such as number of CPUs, number of users and number of instances, though I am sure they have something in their contracts that ensure that audits can be performed.
Ignoring the ethical and legal ramifications of such abuse, I still do not think it would be a good idea. You would have absolutely no support (which you need) for the unlicenced applications and Oracle might become curious if you started to download patches (not having to do so is unheard of) for applications you have not licenced.
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Aleksander Dragnes
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