The module name FASDPAPV is running slow.
Great, what does that mean?
While looking at performance data for Oracle EBS in the system you will see the name of the offending module which is needed to perform searches on My Oracle Support. However, to determine what part of the application is affected it may be helpful to translate that module name to a more descriptive name that provides some insight as to where the module is being used.
The names of the modules do provide some hint as to their purpose. Usually the short name for the Application is included at the begining of the Module name. An Apps DBA can determine the Application from the short name. The Action will indicate if the module is a form or concurrent program.
To retrieve the descriptive name of the module you can run an additional query against the database. I've included some queries below for Forms and Concurrent Programs. These queries will also return a descriptive name of the calling application.
For Form modules:
select app_desc.application_name, app_desc.description, form_desc.user_form_name, form_desc.description
from fnd_form form, fnd_form_tl form_desc, fnd_application_tl app_desc
where form.application_id=app_desc.application_id
and form.form_id=form_desc.form_id
and form.form_name=:Insert_Form_Name
For Concurrent Program modules:
select app_desc.application_name, app_desc.description, prog_desc.user_concurrent_program_name, prog_desc.description
from fnd_concurrent_programs prog, fnd_concurrent_programs_tl prog_desc, fnd_application_tl app_desc
where prog.application_id=app_desc.application_id
and prog.concurrent_program_id=prog_desc.concurrent_program_id
and prog.concurrent_program_name=:Insert_Concurrent_Program_Name
Using the query above, the FASDPAPV module is a concurrent program Mass Depreciation Adjustment Preview Report running for the Assets program.
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