Application of stage sets concurrent query parameter query too soon.

e-Business Suite 11.5.10.2 / Oracle Database 10g

I have a request consisting of 3 steps.
The 3rd step runs a concurrrent query that has a file name parameter, that is selected in a db table.
The 2nd step performs a competing request that place the name of a file in the simultaneous db of the 3rd request steps table selects data from.

If I run simultaneous queries outside (independent) demand overall, it works very well.
When I run as a set of demand, the 3rd stage, which executes the SELECT statement by typing the name of the file in the db table runs too early and grabbing the previous value in the db table.

I tried to define incompatibilities and several other things. It's as if the SELECT statement runs at the beginning of all of all of the query, instead of run SELECTION when it gets to the step 3.

I am more technical functional, so your help is appreciated.

Thank you.
-Paul Harvey
[email protected]

In my experience, your satisfaction is right on discover that the parameters are obtained before execution and then used. On workaround solutions, if your 3rd program is personalized, do select it as the first step on this issue, then use this info. If not a personalized program, then create a pl/sql "Launcher" that runs to select it to get the name of the file and use the API to call requests to call the actual program.

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