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JDR_UTILS.LISTDOCUMENTS
Use this API to list of all OA Framework the documents in a path/module. This script is very handy, as it provides a list of all the desired documents/extensions/personalizations in one go.
DECLARE
BEGIN
jdr_utils.listdocuments('/oracle/apps/per', TRUE);
END;
The script above will produce a list of all the MDS Documents in HRMS plus all the BC4J extensions done to HRMS module will be listed here too. Surely you can run this for whatever module/application you desire.
Notes on jdr_utils.listdocuments
First parameter of this API can take the full path or partial path of the MDS** Page. Second parameter being TRUE will direct the API to list all Child Documents underneath that tree path
You can use this API to know all the objects that have been extended/personalized in any specific module. For this, simply dump the output in a file and grep for customizations
BC4J extensions [or call them substitutions] will be visible too, as the substitutions are stored as Personalization itself. For example, if iRecruitment Application Module has been extended, then a command similar to below will show the extended AM for VisitorAM
DECLARE
BEGIN
jdr_utils.listdocuments
('/oracle/apps/per/irc/candidateSelfService/server/',TRUE);
END;

JDR_UTILS.LISTCUSTOMIZATIONS
List of all the Personalizations/Extensions/Contents for a specific object. For example, as below, I wish to know the various levels at which a specific object has been personalized or extended.
DECLARE
BEGIN
jdr_utils.listcustomizations
(p_document => '/oracle/apps/per/irc/candidateSelfService/webui/RegCreateAccountPG');
END;
Notes on jdr_utils.listcustomizations
To get an exact full path of the document, first use jdr_utils.listdocuments

JDR_UTILS.PRINTDOCUMENT
List of all the Personalizations/Extensions for a specific object. For example, as below, I wish to see the name of the new AM Java Class that substitutes the standard VisitorAM.
DECLARE
BEGIN
jdr_utils.printdocument
(p_document => '/oracle/apps/per/irc/candidateSelfService/server/customizations/site/0/VisitorAM');
END;
The result below shows to me that xxVisitorAM is the new Java AM Class that substitutes the standard VisitorAM class
Another example for jdr_utils.printDocument is to see the content of Site Level personalization on a specific page
DECLARE
BEGIN
jdr_utils.printdocument
(p_document => '/oracle/apps/per/irc/candidateSelfService/webui/customizations/site/0/RegCreateAccountPG');
END;
The result of this command indicates which fields/regions/beans have been hidden or effected by personalization

DELETE A DOCUMENT OR DELETE A PERSONALIZATION OR DELETE AN EXTENSION OR A SUBSTITUTION
The title says it all. Once you have found the exact name of the document with its full path [using jdr_utils.listdocuments], you can then delete the same by using command below. For example to delete the Application Module substitution, use command
DECLARE
BEGIN
jdr_utils.deletedocument(p_document => '/oracle/apps/per/irc/candidateSelfService/server/customizations/site/0/VisitorAM');

END;
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