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After adding any immediate concurrent program to your library or creating a new library, you must rebuild and relink your library before your changes take effect. After you rebuild and relink your library, the system administrator must restart the concurrent manager using your library.

You can only register program libraries that you have already built at the operating system level.

• Use the Applications window to register your application with Oracle Application Object Library.

• Use the Concurrent Program Executables window to define your concurrent program executable file.

Library Name

This is the same name you gave to your program library file at the operating system. The library name must be eight characters or less.

System administrators can then assign this library name to concurrent managers. Each concurrent manager is linked to one program library and can only run immediate-type programs that use concurrent program executables that are part of that library. A concurrent manager can run other execution type programs that are not in its program library.

Application

The bin directory under this application's top directory should contain the executable program library file.

Library Type

There are two types of program library you can define:

Concurrent Library

A library of immediate concurrent programs to link with a concurrent manager.

Transaction Library

A library of transaction programs to link with a transaction manager.

Program

Enter the name of an immediate-type concurrent program executable that you linked into your program library at the operating system. This block verifies that the program name and application name you specify uniquely identify a defined concurrent program executable.

Application

This is the application to which your concurrent program belongs.