Getting the Oracle Fusion Application Session Cookie from Chrome. The following steps were carried out in Google Chrome version : 38.0.2125.77

1. Login (using the fusion application user credential who faces the issue) into the Oracle Fusion Application and Navigate to the Page where you wish to extract the Session Cookie from. E.g:

2. In the top right corner of the Chrome browser, you will see a three horizon lines icon : , Click on this icon and you see a drop down list menu. Select the ‘Settings’ option.

3. This will launch a new Browser Tab and will display the Setting Screen.4. Scroll to the bottom and expand the ‘Show Advanced Settings’ region.

5. Under the ‘Privacy’ sub-section, click on the ‘Content Settings..’ button

6. This will launch a pop-up window and in this window under the ‘Cookies’ section press the ‘All cookies and site data..’ button.

7. In the Cookies and site data pop-up window, click on the ‘Search Cookies’ text box on the top right corner.

8. Type ‘oracle.com’ (without the single quotes) and you will see an entry appear in the search results. For hosted Customer PODS in Oracle cloud, please type ‘oraclecloud.com’ instead.

9. Click/highlight the oracle.com entry.

10. Click on the ORA_FND_SESSION_<Your Instance Name> cookie button. This will open up the cookie content values:

11. We are interested in the ‘Content’ value which is a very long alpha-numeric string value. You can highlight and select it into the clipboard.

12. Paste the value into a text editor and select the alpha-numeric string value that appears between the two colons ‘:’ without the colons themselves

I have highlighted in red bold in the below example.

DEFAULT_PILLAR:/PZwPXUIjpy7/6Pjxg4My3Q10Rg1Z+Hw1P6eSpqsh6dUjKGfHsuAw87UBGLw/t//:1412000499201

13. Fusion Applications concatenates the Session ID to the name of the trace file that is created. Once you have found the Session Cookie using the instructions above, use the Fusion Applications table FND_SESSION_ID to correlate this Session Cookie with the Session ID.

14. From your SQL session, execute the following SQL statement:15. SELECT * FROM FND_SESSIONS WHERE USER_GUID IN (SELECT USER_GUID FROM PER_USERS WHERE USERNAME LIKE 'xyz@xyz.COM' ) and rownum<2 ORDER BY

LAST_UPDATE_DATE16. An alternative is to run the following two SQL statements:17. SELECT * FROM FND_SESSIONS WHERE SESSION_COOKIE = '<session cookie>';18. SELECT * FROM FND_SESSIONS WHERE SESSION_COOKIE = '/PZwPXUIjpy7/6Pjxg4My3Q10Rg1Z+Hw1P6eSpqsh6dUjKGfHsuAw87UBGLw/t//’

Please refer (Doc ID 1386367.1) for more detail.