you can follow these general steps:

1. Log in to Oracle EBS with a user that has the necessary privileges to create concurrent programs.           Typically, this would be a system administrator or a user with the appropriate responsibilities.


2. Navigate to the Concurrent Programs window. The path may vary depending on your EBS version, but you can usually find it under the appropriate application responsibility. For example, in the  System Administrator responsibility, you can find it under Concurrent > Program > Define.

3.Click on the "Define" button or similar option to create a new concurrent program.

4. Provide the necessary details for the concurrent program:

Name: Enter a unique name for the concurrent program.

Application: Select the appropriate application to which the concurrent program belongs.

Short Name: Enter a short name for the concurrent program.

Description: Provide a brief description of the concurrent program.


5. Configure the execution options:

Execution Method: Choose the appropriate execution method based on the type of program you are creating. It can be SQL*Plus, PL/SQL, Java, or an operating system script.

Execution File Name: Specify the name of the file or the PL/SQL procedure that will be executed.

Working Directory: Set the working directory for the concurrent program if necessary.


6. Define the parameters:

Parameters: If your concurrent program requires input parameters, define them in the Parameters section. Specify the parameter name, type, and any validation or default values.



7. Set the output options:

Output File Type: Choose the output file type for the concurrent program. It can be Text, XML, HTML, PDF, or other formats depending on your EBS version.

Printer: Select the printer to which the concurrent program's output will be sent.


8. Save the concurrent program.

Assign the concurrent program to a concurrent request group:


9. Concurrent Request Set: Navigate to the Concurrent Programs window and choose the Concurrent         Request Set option. Create a new request set or select an existing one and add your concurrent                 program to it.



10.Test the concurrent program by submitting a concurrent request using the Concurrent Request             Submission form or through the command line if applicable.


By following these steps, you can create a concurrent program in Oracle E-Business Suite and configure its execution, parameters, and output options. Keep in mind that the exact steps and options may vary slightly depending on the specific version of EBS you are using.