How to capture HTTP Header information from the client browser

Steps to generate the HAR file for Chrome (Version 112.0.5615.140). It is part of Oracle Doc ID 815734.1 (How to Gather HTTP Header Information From a Client PC)

1.    Open Google Chrome and go to the page (such as EBS login page) where the issue is occurring.

2.    Bring the Chrome menu by clicking on the upper right > More tools > Developer Tools.

3.    From the panel opened at the bottom of your screen, select the Network tab.

4.    Look for a round Record button (Record button) in the upper left corner of the Network tab, and make sure it is red. If it is grey, click it once to start recording.

5.    Check the box next to Preserve log .

6.    Click the Clear button ( Clear button ) to clear out any existing logs from the Network tab.

7.    Now try to reproduce the issue that you were experiencing before, while the network requests are being recorded.

8.    Once you have reproduced the issue, right click anywhere on the grid of network requests, select Save as HAR with Content, and save the file to your computer.

9.    Upload your HAR file to your ticket or attach it to your email so that we may analyze it.

Somehow, during the capture, I do see some menu items are missing from System Administrator responsibility.  

 

Which EBS server did a user session log into

Oracle Doc ID 364439.1 (Tips and Queries for Troubleshooting Advanced Topologies) provides a few useful queries. One of them is to tell what server a user logged into.

A query to show and monitor all users who logged to the system within the last hour.

col server_name format a12

col user_name format a30

select

  to_char(first_connect, 'HH24:MI:SS') "TIME",

  user_name,

  decode

   (a.node_id,

   a.node_id,

   (select node_name  

   from fnd_nodes n  

   where a.node_id=n.node_id),a.node_id) server_name

from

  icx_sessions a,

  fnd_user b,

  fnd_nodes svr

where

  first_connect > (sysdate-1/24)

  and (a.user_id=b.user_id

       and a.node_id=svr.node_id)

  and disabled_flag='N'

order by first_connect;

TIME      USER_NAME         SERVER_NAME

----------- --------------------------- ------------

20:11:21 SYSADMIN          HOSTBE

20:17:53 USER                   HOSTINT

20:19:16 OPERATIONS     HOSTEMT

20:39:21 GUEST                HOSTPC8  (did not login, hit "forgot password")