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Large data loads should leverage Oracle-provided bulk APIs and set-based operations

Avoid row-by-row processing in generated code; prefer bulk collections and PL/SQL table processing

Make concurrent programs idempotent and add restart/resume logic where possible

Profile long-running jobs using EBS concurrent diagnostics and Oracle AWR where available

Cache lookups where safe; avoid excessive database round-trips from integration adapters

Never embed APPS schema credentials in plain text - use secure vaults for CI/CD

Validate and sanitize external input to avoid SQL injection through generated code

Enforce least privilege for generated database objects and runtime accounts

Follow corporate data classification rules when generating logs or output files

Use Oracle-supported APIs for sensitive operations rather than direct table DML

Track success/failure rates of generated concurrent programs

Monitor runtime durations and resource usage

Collect metrics on interface throughput and error types

Archive logs tied back to DSL artifact identifiers

Use analytics to identify candidates for generator optimization

Enforce PL/SQL coding standards and naming conventions

Unit-test generated logic and hand-written extensions

Use static analysis and security scan tools in CI

Document generated APIs and mapping/transformations

Review and version-control generator templates rigorously