How to Delete Concurrent Program and Program Executable

When there is a need to delete/purge a concurrent program, we can do it from the back end.
Check first to see if the program exists by using

 Begin

declare 
v_exists  Boolean;

v_exists := fnd_program.program_exists(program => 'XX_SN',
                                           application =>'XXCUST');

if v_exists is true then 

BEGIN
   fnd_program.delete_program (program_short_name    =>'XX_SN',
                                                     application           =>'XXCUST');
   COMMIT;
END;


BEGIN
   fnd_program.delete_executable (executable_short_name    =>'XX_SN',
                                                         application           =>'XXCUST');
   COMMIT;
END;


End if;

End;

 Commit is the key here.

 You can use fnd_program.executable to register an executable from the back end.
Provide the parameters:
                 executable                     IN VARCHAR2,
                 application                  IN VARCHAR2,
                 short_name                      IN VARCHAR2,
                 description                     IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
                 execution_method                IN VARCHAR2,
                 execution_file_name             IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,

You can use fnd_program.register to register an executable from the back end.

 Provide the parameters:
            program                      IN VARCHAR2,
            application          IN VARCHAR2,
            enabled             IN VARCHAR2,
            short_name              IN VARCHAR2,
            description            IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
            executable_short_name    IN VARCHAR2,
            executable_application    IN VARCHAR2
the rest of the parameters are Default Null.

 Explore fnd_program API for more options

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