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LDT & LCT File Migration Guide

This document introduces LDT and LCT files, which are used to migrate setup data between Oracle E-Business Suite instances. LDT files contain the setup data and are generated from LCT configuration files using the FNDLOAD command. An example shows how to use FNDLOAD to download a concurrent program definition from a development instance into an LDT file, then upload it to a production instance to migrate that program.

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LDT & LCT File Migration Guide

This document introduces LDT and LCT files, which are used to migrate setup data between Oracle E-Business Suite instances. LDT files contain the setup data and are generated from LCT configuration files using the FNDLOAD command. An example shows how to use FNDLOAD to download a concurrent program definition from a development instance into an LDT file, then upload it to a production instance to migrate that program.

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Welcome to the World of LDT & LCT Files Matrix 

1) It is merely time consuming task to create same setup data on each instance
separately. Hence to migrate setup data from 1 instance to other (Eg. From DEV
to PROD), ldt & lct files are used.

2) LDT (Data Loader Files)- This files are Used to upload & download setup data on
different instances.
LCT (Data Config Files)- This files are used to create LDT Files. There are
difference lct files for different sets of data.
Eg: Request Set- afcpreqg.lct, Concurrent Program- afcpprog.lct, Value Set-
afffload.lct..etc..

3) Now lets take a simple example where you want to migrate 1 concurrent program
from Development (DEV) instance to Production (PROD).

Step 1: Login to Unix Development server and change the directory

Step 2: Run the FNDLOAD command by supplying the parameters given in <> as per
your need.

FNDLOAD <userid/password@connect_string> O Y DOWNLOAD


$FND_TOP/patch/115/import/afcpprog.lct <file_name.ldt> PROGRAM
APPLICATION_SHORT_NAME="<your_application_short_name>"
CONCURRENT_PROGRAM_NAME="<your_concurrent_name>"

Step 3: Login to Unix Production Server and copy the LDT files

Step 4: Finally Run the following command by supplying all parameters in <> to upload
concurrent program definition on production application server.

$ FNDLOAD <userid/password@connect_string> 0 Y UPLOAD


$FND_TOP/patch/115/import/afcpprog.lct
$CUST_TOP/patch/115/import/US/<file_name>.ldt

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