The FRMCMP command is used to compile Oracle Forms modules (.fmb files) and library modules (.pll files). Here's how you can use FRMCMP for compiling both .fmb and .pll files:

Compiling .FMB (Forms Module):

To compile a Forms module (.fmb), use the following syntax:


FRMCMP module=fmb_file_name userid=your_db_username/your_db_password[@your_database] module_type=form batch=yes compile_all=yes 


Compiling .PLL (Library Module):

To compile a Library module (.pll), use a similar syntax:


FRMCMP module=pll_file_name userid=your_db_username/your_db_password[@your_database] module_type=library batch=yes compile_all=yes 

Example:

FRMCMP module=myform.fmb userid=scott/tiger@orcl module_type=form batch=yes compile_all=yes 

FRMCMP module=mylibrary.pll userid=scott/tiger@orcl module_type=library batch=yes compile_all=yes 


Optional Parameters

 frmcmp Module=<pll name> Userid=<userid/password> [Parameters].

 Optional parameters with default values given:
Module_Type=FORM                  Module type (FORM, MENU, LIBRARY).
Statistics=NO                                Show statistics.
Logon=YES                                   Logon to database.
Batch=NO                                     Don't display messages on the screen.
Output_File=<file>                      Write output to file.
Script=NO                                     Write script file.
Parse=NO                                      Parse script file.
Upgrade=NO                                 Upgrade module to current version.
Upgrade_Roles=NO                      Upgrade SQL*Menu 5.0 role information.
Version=45                                     Version to upgrade (23, 30, 40, 45, or menu 50).
Crt_File=<crt file>                         CRT file for version 2.x form upgrade.
Build=Yes                                       Build a runform/runmenu file when upgrading.
Add_Triggers=NO                        Add KEY-UP/DOWN triggers during upgrade.
Nofail=NO                                      Add NOFAIL keyword to trigger steps.
Debug=NO                                     Build/Run with debug information.
Compile_All=NO                          Compile all PL/SQL code.
Strip_Source=NO                         Strip pl/sql source code from library.
Window_State=Normal               Root window state: (Normal, Maximize, Minimize.)
Help=NO                                      Show this help information.
Options_Screen=NO                   Display Options window (on bitmap only).
Widen_Fields=NO                      Add one character to display width.
Print_Version=NO                     Print version used to save module.
Forms_Doc=NO                         Print Forms Doc report.


Example:
If we want to compile PLL the the syntax is:

frmcmp module=<path of pll file> userid=apps/<pwd> output_file=<path for generating plx> module_type=LIBRARY batch=yes compile_all=special 

or

frmcmp_batch module=CUSTOM.pll userid=apps/appspass output_file=CUSTOM.plx module_type=LIBRARY compile_all=special 

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If we want compile forms FMB then:

In R12

frmcmp  module=$AU_TOP/forms/US/CUSTOM_OE.fmb userid=apps/appspassword output_file=$PRODUCT_TOP/forms/USCUSTOM_OE.fmx module_type=form compile_all=yes

or

frmcmp_batch  module=$AU_TOP/forms/US/CUSTOM_OE.fmb userid=apps/appspassword output_file=$PRODUCT_TOP/forms/USCUSTOM_OE.fmx module_type=form compile_all=yes

In 11i

f60gen module=$AU_TOP/forms/US/CUSTOM_OE.fmb  userid=apps/appspassword output_file=$PRODUCT_TOP/forms/USCUSTOM_OE.fmx module_type=form compile_all=yes

 
Adjust the parameters based on your specific requirements and environment. Ensure that you have the necessary permissions and connectivity to the Oracle database before attempting to compile.