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Executive Summary

The FND Users report provides a master inventory of all users defined in the Oracle EBS system. It includes status information, creation details, and a count of assigned responsibilities, offering a high-level view of the user base.

Business Challenge

System administrators need a quick way to answer basic questions about the user population: "How many active users do we have?", "Who are the new users created this week?", or "Which users have no responsibilities assigned?".

The Solution

This report provides a flat listing of users with key attributes. It helps with:

  • License Auditing: Identifying active vs. inactive users.
  • Security Hygiene: Finding users with no responsibilities (potential cleanup targets).
  • Onboarding Verification: Checking if new users were created correctly.

Technical Architecture

The report queries the fnd_user table and aggregates data from fnd_user_resp_groups to provide the responsibility count. It also links to per_all_people_f to show the associated employee record.

Parameters & Filtering

  • User Name: Filter for a specific user.
  • Active only: Hide end-dated users.
  • Creation Date From/To: Find users created within a specific period.
  • Created within days: Quick filter for recently created users.

Performance & Optimization

The report is very fast as it primarily queries the user master table.

FAQ

Q: Does this show the last login time? A: This report focuses on user definition. For login activity, use the FND User Login History or FND User Login Summary reports.

Q: What does "Responsibility Count" tell me? A: It indicates the number of responsibilities assigned to the user. A count of 0 might indicate a service account or a user that has been effectively disabled by removing all access.