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APP-FND-01630 / APP-FND-01662: Cannot Open FNDCPASS Log File in Oracle E-Business Suite R12 – Complete Troubleshooting Guide

- September 07, 2012

APP-FND-01630 / APP-FND-01662: Cannot Open FNDCPASS Log File in Oracle E-Business Suite R12 – Complete Troubleshooting Guide The errors APP-FND-01630 and APP-FND-01662 are commonly encountered while running the FNDCPASS utility in Oracle E-Business Suite. These errors usually occur when FNDCPASS is unable to create, access, or write its log file. Although administrators often assume there is a problem with the FNDCPASS utility itself, these errors almost always indicate an issue with the Oracle E-Business Suite application environment, filesystem permissions, missing directories, incorrect environment variables, insufficient disk space, or an invalid log file location. Since FNDCPASS is used to change critical Oracle E-Business Suite passwords—including the APPS schema password, application user passwords, and Oracle Applications product schema passwords—it is essential that the utility runs successfully. Failure to generate its log file normally causes the password ch...