Below script will be used for creating a Oracle Applications user via PLSQL. The api being used is FND_USER_PKG.
Script:
DECLARE
p_user_name VARCHAR2 (200) := 'SYSCNTEST';
p_owner VARCHAR2 (200) := NULL;
p_unencrypted_password VARCHAR2 (200) := 'oracle123';
p_session_number NUMBER := USERENV ('sessionid');
p_start_date DATE := SYSDATE;
p_end_date DATE := NULL;
p_last_logon_date DATE := NULL;
p_description VARCHAR2 (200) := 'teamsearch';
p_password_date DATE := SYSDATE
- 1;
p_password_accesses_left NUMBER := 1000;
p_password_lifespan_accesses NUMBER := 1000;
p_password_lifespan_days NUMBER := 1000;
p_employee_id NUMBER := NULL;
p_email_address VARCHAR2 (200) := NULL;
p_fax VARCHAR2 (200) := NULL;
p_customer_id NUMBER := NULL;
p_supplier_id NUMBER := NULL;
v_user_id NUMBER;
BEGIN
fnd_user_pkg.createuser (
x_user_name=> p_user_name,
x_owner=> p_owner,
x_unencrypted_password=> p_unencrypted_password,
x_session_number=> p_session_number,
x_start_date=> p_start_date,
x_end_date=> p_end_date,
x_last_logon_date=> p_last_logon_date,
x_description=> p_description,
x_password_date=> p_password_date,
x_password_accesses_left=> p_password_accesses_left,
x_password_lifespan_accesses=> p_password_lifespan_accesses,
x_password_lifespan_days=> p_password_lifespan_days,
x_employee_id=> p_employee_id,
x_email_address=> p_email_address,
x_fax => p_fax,
x_customer_id=> p_customer_id,
x_supplier_id=> p_supplier_id
);
SELECT user_id
INTO v_user_id
FROM fnd_user
WHERE user_name = p_user_name;
DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line ( 'User_id : '
|| v_user_id);
EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS
THEN
DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line ( 'Error while creating a user: '
|| SQLERRM);
END;
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