by Shikha Agarwal

UserName and Password Notifications

Oracle provides a set of predefined notification templates for all enabled user categories. Users within these categories automatically receive notifications about changes to their accounts and passwords. You can also create custom templates for any user category. You can decide which notifications to use for each category and disable any unnecessary ones. This guide introduces the predefined notification templates and explains how to enable or disable notifications.

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Navigate to Tools >> Security or open the task Manage Applications Security Preferences task from Setup and Maintenance >> Search tasks option.

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Click the User Categories tab, then select the name of the category to open it:

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This opens the user category page where you can see the Notifications tab:

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Click on the Notifications tab:

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You can view the notification templates, their associated events, and an option to enable or disable them. The following table shows the template name in system, its description, associated event and if the notification will be sent to inactive/locked users:

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Note that predefined notification templates that start with the prefix ORA cannot be edited or deleted; you can only enable or disable them. However, you can update or delete user-defined templates. Each predefined event can be linked to only one enabled notification template at a time.

Enabling and disabling Notifications:

Notifications must be marked as “Enabled” to be sent to users. You can prevent specific notifications from being sent by unchecking the “Enabled” box. To disable/enable a template:

  1. Click Edit on the User Category: Notifications page.

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  1. In edit mode, click the template name.

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  1. In the template dialog box, deselect the Enabled option and click “Save and Close”.

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  1. On the next page – click “Save”:

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References:

** Oracle Document URL is subject to change with every upgrade.