The best way to avoid it is to change the application color and apperance for each instance.
FORMS
Most of the time, when DBAs make a clone they set the value of the
Site Name
profile by putting the name of the instance there. This changes the name of the application displayed in the bar on top of the window:
This is very useful but often can be overlooked. A good way to make the difference apparent is changing the colors of forms which can be done with the
Java Color Scheme
profile. As long as every instance has a different color, the risk of confusing them is minimized
Another, a bit more radical approach is to remove the oralce graphical interface and display pure Java forms by changing the
Java Look and Feel
profile. This will make your 11i or R12 applications look vary much like the old 11.0.3 version.
OA Framework
The Java profile options will not change the way your Oracle Framework pages look like.
To change them you need to se the
Oracle Applications Look and Feel
profile.
Here is an example of how the pages look after the profile change
If you want to go further than that, you can use the 'Customizing Look and Feel Administrator' responsibility to design your own graphical theme.
There is also a http://oracleskins.com/ company that designs customized skins.
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