Oracle Retail Merchandising Cloud Services - Release 24.0.101.0 - Batch Schedule

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Oracle Retail Merchandising Cloud Services batch scheduling guide for Release 24.0.101.0, dated January 2024. Covers integrated cyclical and ad hoc batch processing schedules for core merchandising applications including RMS, ReIM, pricing, ReSA, allocation, and RDE. Describes periodic phases, pre- and post-processing dependencies, batch window and diagrams, and start/end batch cycles. Includes nightly and adhoc/cyclic-only job references, audience targeting for systems analysts and integrators, plus relevant licensing, accessibility, and Oracle support access notices.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryPresentations

FormatPDF

Pages15

Reading Time5 min

AccessFree to download

Introduction to Merchandising Batch Processing

Batch Processing

Types of Batch Programs

Batch Window

Batch Schedule

Merchandising Batch Schedule

Batch Schedule Diagrams

Start Batch Cycle

RMS Processing

RPAS and AIP

ReIM and Allocation

Pricing

End Batch Cycle

RMS Purge

Nightly Batch Schedule

Adhoc/Cyclic Only Jobs

Preface

Integrated cyclical processing schedules

Audience

Documentation Accessibility

Access to Oracle Support

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FAQs

What applications does the batch schedule document cover?

It details cyclical batch schedules for Oracle Retail Merchandising System (RMS), Oracle Retail Invoice Matching (ReIM), Oracle Retail Pricing, Oracle Retail Sales Audit (ReSA), Oracle Retail Allocation, and Oracle Retail Data Extractor (RDE).

What does the guide explain about batch processing phases?

It describes the periodic and ad hoc phases of batch processing, including pre-processing and post-processing dependencies.

Who is the intended audience for this guide?

Systems analysts and system operations personnel, and integrators or implementation staff responsible for implementing the merchandising applications in an enterprise.

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