C-LANG Statements › REQUESTSET Statement—Specify the Short Name of an Oracle REQUESTID Statement—Specify Request ID of the Oracle Applications Request Set

REQUESTSET Statement—Specify the Short Name of an Oracle REQUESTID Statement—Specify Request ID of the Oracle Applications Request Set

The REQUESTSET statement specifies the short name of an Oracle Applications request set.

Supported Job Type

If the REQSETDISPL statement is not used, this statement is required for the Oracle E-Business Suite Request Set job type.

Note: All Oracle E-Business Suite Request Set job definitions require a REQUESTSET statement or a REQSETDISPL statement. Use the REQSETDISPL statement to specify the display name of the request set and the REQUESTSET statement to specify the short name of the request set.

Syntax

This statement has the following format:

REQUESTSET request_set_short_name

request_set_short_name

Specifies the short name of the Oracle Applications request set. In Oracle Applications, the request set short name is part of the Request Set definition and is found in the Set Code field of the Request Set dialog.

Limits: Up to 30 characters; case-sensitive

Note: The value of the oracle_req_set_type attribute must be SHORT.

Notes:

• Enclose values that contain delimiters (such as spaces) in double quotation marks.
• REQSET is an alias of REQUESTSET.

Example: Specify the Name of a Request Set

In the following example, the request set is identified by its short name.

AGENT CYBOA
REQUESTSET DATA10
APPLDISPLNAME 'Application Object Library'
RESPNAME 'System Administrator'
OAUSER SYSADMIN