In Oracle Applications, when logging as sysadmin - all the Sysadmin User Responsibilities Missing.
To fix this issue please perform the below.
1.) Execute following select :
SELECT *
FROM Fnd_Responsibility_vl
WHERE Application_Id = 1
AND Responsibility_Name = 'System Administrator'
AND Start_Date <= Sysdate
AND ( End_Date is NULL OR End_Date > Sysdate );
2.) Execute following select :
SELECT count(*) FROM Fnd_User_Resp_Groups;
3.a) Create the Backup table :
CREATE TABLE wf_role_hierarchies_copy AS SELECT * FROM wf_role_hierarchies;
3.b) truncate the existing table:
TRUNCATE TABLE applsys.wf_role_hierarchies;
3.c)sqlplus apps/xxxx @$FND_TOP/patch/115/sql/affurgol.sql FORCE
3.d) Insert the data into the new created table :
INSERT INTO wf_role_hierarchies SELECT * FROM wf_role_hierarchies_copy;
4.) Verify the output of the following SQL statement at this point :
SELECT count(*) FROM Fnd_User_Resp_Groups;
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