Learn ORACLE-EBS-DSLS with Real Code Examples

Auto-generating supplier import concurrent programs with validation and logging

Scaffolding AR invoice interfaces that map external CSVs to EBS APIs

Producing controlled flexfield definitions and value sets from configuration files

Generating wrapper packages that centralize FND user/notification logic

Creating repeatable environment provisioning scripts for sandbox EBS instances

Confirm that generated PL/SQL uses supported seeded APIs and correct grants

Validate AD/TXT manifests for missing entries or incorrect paths

Check concurrent manager logs and output files for runtime errors

Ensure flexfield/value set IDs map consistently between environments

Use a local test EBS instance or clone to reproduce issues before pushing to higher environments

Unit-test generated PL/SQL logic with utPLSQL or similar frameworks

Mock seeded APIs to verify generated code paths without touching production data

Execute concurrent programs in isolated test instances and assert outputs

Validate AD patch creation and installation in a sandbox environment

Include integration tests that run through the end-to-end file-to-EBS flow

AD patches for database and application-tier deployment

Middleware deployments (jar/ear) for Java adapters

Shell scripts or orchestration jobs for file movement and batch runs

Containerized generator tools in CI for reproducible builds

Use Oracle tools (opatch, adpatch) as appropriate for environment

Custom CLI generator tools (open-source or partner-built)

PL/SQL linters and static analysis tools

AD utilities for building and applying patches

CI/CD platforms (Jenkins/GitLab) for packaging and deployment

Local EBS sandbox or Oracle Cloud EBS test instances for validation

Oracle seeded APIs (AP, AR, GL, INV, PO packages)

APPS schema PL/SQL packages and FND utilities

Concurrent Manager and Oracle Scheduler for job orchestration

Middleware (SOA, OIC, REST adapters) for external integrations

Data loader tools (SQL*Loader, external tables) and file-based interfaces

Start small: automate the most repetitive, error-prone tasks first

Keep generated code visible and auditable (do not hide it)

Version both DSL files and templates together

Integrate linters and tests into CI to catch issues early

Provide cookbook examples for common extension scenarios

Keeping generated artifacts compatible across EBS patch levels

Ensuring generated code uses supported, documented APIs

Balancing generator convenience with the need for bespoke logic

Managing secrets and credentials securely in CI/CD

Convincing stakeholders to invest in DSL tooling and governance