1. Difference b/w procedure and function?

A procedure may return (one or more

values using OUT & INOUT Parameters) or may not return a value. But a function has to return a single value and has the return clause in its definition. Function can be called in select statements but procedure can only be called in a pl/sql block. Procedure's parameters can have IN or OUT or INOUT parameters. But function's parameters can only have IN parameters.

2. Difference b/w ROWID and ROWNUM? ROWID : It gives the hexadecimal string

representing the address of a row.It gives the location in database where row is physically stored. ROWNUM: It gives a sequence number in which rows are retrieved from the database.

3. Give some examples of pseudo columns? NEXTVAL, CURRVAL, LEVEL, SYSDATE 4. Difference b/w implicit cursor and explicit cursor? Implicit cursors are
automatically created by oracle for all its DML stmts. Examples of implicit cursors: SQL%FOUND, SQL%NOTFOUND, SQL%ROWCOUNT, SQL%ISOPEN; Explicit cursors are created by the users for multi row select stmts.

5. How to create a table in a procedure or function? See the below piece of code:
Since create stmt can be used only at the sql prompt, we have used dynamic sql to create a table.

DECLARE L_STMT VARCHAR2(100); BEGIN DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('STARTING '); L_STMT := 'create table dummy1 (X VARCHAR2(10) , Y NUMBER)'; EXECUTE IMMEDIATE L_STMT; DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('end '); END; The above piece of code can be written In procedure and function DDL's can be used in function provided that function should be invoked in Begin-End block not from Select statement.

6. Explain the usage of WHERE CURRENT OF clause in cursors ? Look at the

following pl/sql code: DECLARE CURSOR wip_cur IS SELECT acct_no, enter_date FROM wip WHERE enter_date < SYSDATE -7 FOR UPDATE; BEGIN FOR wip_rec IN wip_cur LOOP INSERT INTO acct_log (acct_no, order_date) VALUES (wip_rec.acct_no, wip_rec.enter_date);

DELETE FROM wip WHERE CURRENT OF wip_cur; END LOOP; END; "WHERE CURRENT OF" has to be used in concurrence with "FOR UPDATE" in the cursor select stmt. "WHERE CURRENT OF" used in delete or update stmts means, delete/update the current record specified by the cursor. By using WHERE CURRENT OF, you do not have to repeat the WHERE clause in the SELECT statement.

7. What is the purpose of FORUPDATE? Selecting in FOR UPDATE mode locks the

result set of rows in update mode, which means that row cannot be updated or deleted until a commit or rollback is issued which will release the row(s). If you plan on updating or deleting records that have been referenced by a Select For Update statement, you can use the Where Current Of statement.

8. What is RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR? The RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR is a

procedure defined by Oracle that allows the developer to raise an exception and associate an error number and message with the procedure other than just Oracle errors. Raising an Application Error With raise_application_error
9. DECLARE num_tables NUMBER; BEGIN SELECT COUNT(*) INTO num_tables FROM USER_TABLES; IF num_tables < 1000 THEN /* Issue your own error code (ORA-20101) with your own error message. Note that you do not need to qualify raise_application_error with DBMS_STANDARD */ raise_application_error(-20101, 'Expecting at least 1000 tables'); ELSE NULL; -- Do the rest of the processing (for the non-error case). END IF; END; /

The procedure RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR lets you issue user-defined ORA- error messages from stored subprograms. That way, you can report errors to your application and avoid returning unhandled exceptions.

9. What is mutating error? Mutating error occurs in the following scenario:

WHEN WE ARE UPDATING A TABLE (TRIGGER WRITTEN ON A TABLE FOR UPDATE) AND AT THE SAME TIME TRYING TO RETRIEVE DATA FROM THAT TABLE. IT WILL RESULT INTO MUTATING TABLE AND IT WILL RESULT INTO MUTATING ERROR.

10. Can we have commit/rollback in DB triggers? Having Commit / Rollback inside

a trigger defeats the standard of whole transaction's commit / rollback all together. Once trigger execution is complete then only a transaction can be said as complete and then only commit should take place. If we still want to carry out some action

which should be initiated from trigger but should be committed irrespective of trigger completion / failure we can have AUTONOMUS TRANSACTION. Inside Autonomous transaction block we can have Commit and it will act as actual commit.

11. Can we make the trigger an autonomous transaction? This makes all the
difference because within the autonomous transaction (the trigger), Oracle will view the triggering table as it was before any changes occurredthat is to say that any changes are uncommitted and the autonomous transaction doesnt see them. So the potential confusion Oracle normally experiences in a mutating table conflict doesnt exist.

12. What is autonomous transaction? Autonomous transaction means a transaction

that is embedded in some other transaction, but functions independently.

13. What is a REF Cursor? The REF CURSOR is a data type in the Oracle PL/SQL
language. It represents a cursor or a result set in Oracle Database.

14. What is the difference between ref cursors and normal pl/sql cursors?
Declare type rc is ref cursor; cursor c is select * from dual; l_cursor rc; begin if ( to_char(sysdate,'dd') = 30 ) then open l_cursor for select * from emp; elsif ( to_char(sysdate,'dd') = 29 ) then open l_cursor for select * from dept; else open l_cursor for select * from dual; end if; open c; end; Given that block of code you see perhaps the most "salient" difference, no matter how many times you run that block The cursor C will always be select * from dual. The ref cursor can be anything.

15. Is Truncate a DDL or DML statement? And why? Truncate is a DDL statement.
Check the LAST_DDL_TIME on USER_OBJECTS after truncating your table. TRUNCATE will automatically commit, and it's not rollback able. This changes the storage definition of the object. That's why it is a DDL.

16. What are the actions you have to perform when you drop a package? If you
rename a package, the other packages that use it will have to be MODIFIED. A simple compilation of the new renamed package won't do. If you have toad, go to

the "used by" tab that will show you the packages that call the package being renamed.

17. What is cascading triggers? When a trigger fires, a SQL statement within its
trigger action potentially can fire other triggers, resulting in cascading triggers.

18. What are materialized views? A materialized view is a database object that stores
the results of a query (possibly from a remote database). Materialized views are sometimes referred to as snapshots. 19. Example

If the materialized view will access remote database objects, we need to start by creating a database link to the remote DB:

CREATE DATABASE LINK remotedb CONNECT TO scott IDENTIFIED BY tiger USING 'orcl';

Now we can create the materialized view to pull in data (in this example, across the database link):

CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW items_summary_mv ON PREBUILT TABLE REFRESH FORCE AS SELECT a.PRD_ID, a.SITE_ID, a.TYPE_CODE, a.CATEG_ID, sum(a.GMS) sum(a.NET_REV) GMS, NET_REV,

sum(a.BOLD_FEE) BOLD_FEE, sum(a.BIN_PRICE) BIN_PRICE, sum(a.GLRY_FEE) GLRY_FEE, sum(a.QTY_SOLD) QTY_SOLD, count(a.ITEM_ID) UNITS

FROM items@remotedb a GROUP BY a.PRD_ID, a.SITE_ID, a.TYPE_CODE, a.CATEG_ID;

Materialized view logs: Materialized view logs are used to track changes (insert, update and delete) to a table. Remote materialized views can use the log to speed-up data replication by only transferring changed records. Example: CREATE MATERIALIZED VIEW LOG ON items; 20. Commonly occurring Errors in Reports? Some of the errors are defined below 1. There Exists uncompiled unit: When the report is not compiled before loading in the Oracle Applications. 2. Report File not found: When the rdf is not uploaded in proper directory 3. Width or margin is zero: When the repeating frame is not within proper frames 4. Not in proper group: When the repeating frame is not referred to proper group 21. What is the difference between Compile and Incremental Compile in oracle reports? In Full compile all the PL/SQL within the reports are compiled but in incremental compile only the changed PL/SQL units are compiled. When compiling the report for the first time, we should do the full compilation and not the Incremental compile.

22. How to compile Procedures and Packages? ALTER <proc/package> <name>COMPILE; What is ERP? A packaged business software system that lets a company automate and integrate the majority of its business processes; share common data and practices across the enterprise; [and] produce and access information in a real-time environment.

2) Tell me some thing about SQL-LOADER? Sql * loader is a bulk loader utility used for moving data from external files into the oracle database. Sql * loader supports various load formats, selective loading, and multi-tables loads.

Conventional: The conventional path loader essentially loads the data by using standard insert statement. Direct: The direct path loader (direct = true) by possess of logic involved with that, and loads directly in to the oracle data files. EX:My data.csv file 1001, scott tiger,1000,40 1002,oracleapps4u,2345,50 Load data Infile c:\data\mydata.csv Into table emp Fields terminated by , optionally enclosed by (empno, empname,sal,deptno) >sqlldr scott/tiger@vis control=loader.ctl log= gvlog.log bad=gvbad.bad discard=gvdis.dsc .

3) How to dump data from pl/sql block to flat files? Using utl_file package, we can dump data from pl/sql block to flat file. PRE-REQUIREMENTS for UTL_FILE is specify the accessible directories for the UTL_FILE function in the initialization file (INIT.ORA) Using the UTL_FILE_DIR parameters. Ex: UTL_FILE_DIR = <Directory name> EX:- remember to update INITSID.ORA, utl_file_dir = c:\oradata Declare Fp utl_file.file_type; Begin Fp := utl_file.fopen(c:\oradata,tab1.txt,w); Utl_file.putf(fp,%s %s \n text field, 55); Utl_file.fclose(fp); End;

4) What is SET-OF-BOOKS? Collection of Chat of Accounts and Currency and Calendars is called SOB

5) What is the interface Table? Interface Table is a table which is used as medium for transfer of data between two systems.

6) What is invoice? A request sent for payment

7) What is INBOUND and OUT BOUND? (Different types of interfaces) Inbound Interface: For inbound interfaces, where these products are the destination, interface tables as well as supporting validation, processing, and maintenance programs are provided. Outbound Interface: For outbound interfaces, where these products are the source, database views are provided and the destination application should provide the validation, processing, and maintenance programs.

8) What are the Base tables in the AR? Check the following blog post for AR base tables: http://oracleapps4u.blogspot.com/2011/07/oracle-apps-account-receivabletables.html 9) What are the interface tables of the customer conversion? Check the following blog post for interface tables in customer conversion: http://oracleapps4u.blogspot.com/2011/07/interfaces-and-conversions-in-oracle.html

10) What is the procedure to develop an interface? First we will get the Requirement document. We will create control file based on that plot file. Then the control files which loads the data into staging tables. Through pl/sql programs we will mapping and validate the data and then dump into the interface tables. Through the standard programs we will push the data from interface tables to Base tables. 11) What are the validations in customer interface? customer name : The same customer reference cant have different customer names with in this table HZ_PARTIES.PARTY_NAME

customer number: must be null if your r using automatic customer numbering, must exit if you are not using automatic customer numbering. This value much be unique with in HZ_PARTIES

customer status : must be A for active or I for inactive HZ_PARTIES_STATUS bank account num or bank account currency code : if the bank a/c already exist do not enter a value if the bank a/c does not exist you must enter a value

bank a/c name : it must exist in AP_BANK_ACCOUNTS or if it does not exist values must exist for BANK_A/C_CURRENCY_CODE BANK_A/C_NUM BANK_NAME BANK_BRANCH_NAME Note : every interface table has two error msg

1) 2)

Error code. Error msg. 12) How to submit a concurrent program from sql or pl/sql code? FND_REQUEST.SUBMIT_REQUEST (PO,EXECUTABLE NAME,,,, PARAMETERS) 13) List out some APIs? FND_FILE.PUTLINE(FND_FILE.LOG) FND_FILE.PUTLINE(FND_FILE.OUTPUT) 14) What are profile options? It is some set of options based on which the Functional and Technical behavior of Oracle Applications depends. EX: - I want to assign the user3 responsibility to p4 printer then System Administrator > Profile System (FND_PROFILE_OPTIONS) 15) What are the User PARAMETERS in the Reports?

P_CONC_REQUEST_ID P_FLEX_VALUE 16) What are FND USER EXITS in oracle reports? Check the following blog post for user exits in oracle reports: http://oracleapps4u.blogspot.com/2011/06/what-are-user-exits-in-oracle-reports.html

17) What are the two parameters that are mandatory for pl/sql type concurrent prog? Procedure/Function (ERRBUF OUT, RETCODE OUT) ERRBUF: Used to write the error message to log or request file.

RETCODE: Populate log request file with program submission details info. 18) What are different validation types in value sets? 1) None ------validation is minimal. 2) Independent ------ input must exist on previously defined list of values 3) Dependent------ input is checked against a subset of values based on a prior value. 3) Table ----- input is checked against values in an application table 4) Special ------values set uses a flex field itself. 5) Pair ------ two flex fields together specify a range of valid values. 6) Translatable independent ----- input must exist on previously defined list Of values; translated values can be used. 7) Translatable dependent ------ input is checked against a subset of values Based on a prior values; translated value can be used. 19) What is the sequence of execution of different clause in a select statement? Check out the following blog post for

detailed explanation: http://oracleapps4u.blogspot.com/2011/08/sequence-of-sqlstatement-processed.html 20) Form development process? 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. open template form Save as <your form>.fmb Change the form module name as form name. Delete the default blocks, window, and canvas Create a window. Assign the window property class to window Create a canvas (subclass info)

Assign canvas property class to the canvas assign the window to the canvas and canvas to the window

10. Create a data block 11. Modify the form level properties. (sub class item Text item) 12. Modify the app_custom package in the program unit. 13. Modify the pre-form trigger (form level)

14. Modify the module level properties ((console window, First navigation 15. Save and compile the form. 16. Place the .fmx in the server directory. 17. Register in the AOL APPLICATION -> FORM APPLICATION -> FUNCTION APPLICATION -> MENU 21) How to customize the Reports? Identify the Short name of the report and the module in which we have to place the customization Ex: - if you want to customize in the AR module, path is Appl top\ar\11.5.0\reports\US\ .rdf FTP back the file to the local system in Binary mode Open the .rdf file in Report builder and change the name of the module. Open the data model and Layout mode, perform all the required changes. Go to report wizard and select the newly created columns. Compile it. Save it. Then Register in the AOL Concurrent > executable.

Concurrent > program. Go to system administrator Security > Responsibility > request Add and assign a concurrent program to a request group

1)

2) 3) 4) 5)

22) List some report names in oracle apps? OPEN-DEBIT MEMO REPORT? This report shows all the open-debit memo transactions, based on customer number and dates. Columns: type, customer_no, trx_no, amt_due, remaining. Parameter: type, customer, from_date, to_date. GENERATING POSITIVE PAY FILE FOR BANK REPORT? Basically this report generates a flat file of all the payments in order to send in to the bank. UPDATE POSITIVE PAY CHECKS REPORT? This report which updates the data into the (AP) account payables system from the plot file, the file which is sent by bank UPDATE POSITIVEPAY OUT STANDING CHECKS? This report which shows the out standing checks CUSTOMER PAYMENT DETAILS REPORT? This report shows each customer original amount, amount pay and due amount based on transaction type (books, pens) Transaction types in AR

Credit memo transaction types Invoice, debit memo, and charge back transaction types Commitment transaction types 23) HOW DO YOU RECTIFY THE ERRORS IN INTERFACE TABLES? Depending on the naming convention used, errors appear in either alphabetical order or by error code number. 24) What are WHO Columns in oracle apps tables? 1) Created by 2) Creation date 3) Last _updated by 4) last_update_date 5) last_update_value 25) What are FLEX FIELDS? Flexfields are used to capture the additional business information. DFF Additional Captured in attribute prefixed columns Not reported on standard reports To provide expansion space on your form With the help of []. [] Represents descriptive Flex field. FLEX FILED : DESCRIPTIVE : REGIGSTER Is reported on standard reports Used for entering and displaying key information For example Oracle General uses a key Flex field called Accounting Flex field to Uniquely identifies a general account. FLEX FILED : KEY : REGIGSTER KFF Unique Info, Mandatory Segment prefixed

Oracle Applications KEY FLEX FIELDS 1) GL: ACCOUNTING 2) AR: SALES TAX LOCATION, TERRITORY, 3) AP: BANK DETAILS, COST ALLOCATION, PEOPLE GROUP Oracle Applications DESCRIPTIVE FLEX FIELDS (Partial) 1) GL: daily rates 2) AR: credit history, information 3) PA: bank branch, payment terms, site address,

26) What are different concurrent requests? a) Single request: b) Request set: this allows you to submit an individual request. this allows you to submit a pre-defined set of requests.

27) What are the activities in Sys Admin Module? a) Define Custom Users, b) Define Login Users, c) Register oracle DB users, d) Define Concurrent Programs, e) Register Concurrent Executable, f) Setting Profile Option Values, g) Define Request Types. 28) What activities can be performed in AOL? a) Registering tables. b) Registering views c) Registering db sequences d) Registering profile options e) Registering lookups and lookup codes f) Registering forms g) Registering Form and Non-Form functions i) Registering menus and sub-menus j) Registering DFF and KFF k) Libraries 29) What are the type Models in the system parameters of the report? 1) Bit map 2) Character mode

30) What is SRW Package?(Sql Report Writer): The Report builder Built in package know as SRW Package This package extends reports ,Control report execution, output message at runtime, Initialize layout fields, Perform DDL statements used to create or Drop temporary table, Call User Exist, to format width of the columns, to page break the column, to set the colors

Ex: SRW.DO_SQL, Its like DDL command, we can create table, views , etc., SRW.SET_FIELD_NUM SRW. SET_FILED_CHAR SRW. SET FILED _DATE Check the blog post for more details on SRW Package: http://oracleapps4u.blogspot.com/search/label/SRW%20Package 31) Difference between Bind and Lexical parameters? BIND VARIABLE: -- are used to replace a single value in sql, pl/sql -- Bind variable may be used to replace expressions in select, where, group, order by, having, connect by, start with cause of queries. -- Bind reference may not be referenced in FROM clause (or) in place of reserved words or clauses. LEXICAL REFERENCE: -- You can use lexical reference to replace the clauses appearing AFTER select, from, group by, having, connect by, start with. -- You cant make lexical reference in a pl/sql statement.

32) Matrix Report: Simple, Group above, Nested Simple Matrix Report : 4 groups 1. Cross Product Group 2. Row and Column Group 3. Cell Group 4. Cell column is the source of a cross product summary that Becomes the cell content. Frames: 1. Repeating frame for rows (down direction) 2. Repeating frame for columns (Across) 3. Matrix object the intersection of the two repeating frames 33) What is Flex mode and Confine mode? Confine mode: On: child objects cannot be moved outside their enclosing parent objects. Off: child objects can be moved outside their enclosing parent objects. Flex mode: On: parent borders "stretch" when child objects are moved against them. Off: parent borders remain fixed when child objects are moved against them. 34) What is Place holder Column? A placeholder is a column is an empty container at design time. The placeholder can hold a value at run time has been calculated and placed in to It by pl/sql code from anther object. You can set the value of a placeholder column is in a Before Report trigger. Store a Temporary value for future reference. EX. Store the current max salary as records are retrieved. 35) What is Formula Column? A formula column performs a user-defined computation on another column(s) data, including placeholder columns. 36) What is a Summary column? A summary column performs a computation on another column's data. Using the Report Wizard or Data Wizard, you can create the following summaries: sum, average, count, minimum, maximum, % total. You can also create a summary column manually in the Data Model view, and use the Property Palette to create the following additional summaries: first, last, standard deviation, variance. 37) What is cursor? A Cursor is a pointer, which works on active set, I.e. which points to only one row at a time in the context areas ACTIVE SET. A cursor is a construct of pl/sql, used to process multiple rows using a pl/sql block. 38) Types of cursors? 1) Implicit: Declared for all DML and pl/sql statements. By default it selects one row only. 2) Explicit: Declared and named by the developer. Use explicit cursor to individually process each row returned by a multiple statements, is called ACTIVE SET. Allows the programmer to manually control explicit cursor in the pl/sql block Declare: create a named sql area

Open: identify the active set. Fetch: load the current row in to variables. Close: release the active set. CURSOR ATTRIBUTES: %is open: evaluates to true if the cursor is open. %not found: evaluates to true if the most recent fetch does not return a row %found: evaluates to true if the most recent fetch returns a row. %row count: evaluates to the total number of rows returned to far. EXAMPLE: Begin Open emp_cursor; Loop Fetch when emp_cursor % rowcount >10 or Emp_curor % not found; dbms_output_put_line(to_char(vno)|| || vname); End loop; Close emp_cursor; End;

A) B) C)

CURSOR FOR LOOP cursor for loop is a short cut to process explicit cursors it has higher performance cursor for loop requires only the declaration of the cursor, remaining things like opening, fetching and close are automatically take by the cursor for loop Example: 1) Declare Cursor emp_cursor is Select empno,ename From emp; Begin For emp_record in emp_cursor loop Dbms_output.putline(emp_record.empno); Dbms_output.putline(emp_record.ename) End loop End; 39) Can we create a cursor without declaring it? Yes by using cursor for loop using subqueries. BEGIN FOR emp_record IN ( SELECT empno, ename FROM emp) LOOP -- implicit open and implicit fetch occur IF emp_record.empno = 7839 THEN ... END LOOP; -- implicit close occurs END; 40) Attribute data types? 1) %type 2) %row type.

1) 2) 1) 2) 3) 4) 5)

41) Exception Handling? Is a mechanism provided by pl/sql to detect runtime errors and process them with out halting the program abnormally pre-defined user-defined. PRE-DEFINED: cursor_already_open ------ attempted to open an already open cursor. Dup_val_on_index ------ attempted to insert a duplicate values. Invalid_cursor ------ illegal cursor operation occurred. Invalid_number ------ conversion of character string to number fails. Login_denied ------ loging on to oracle with an invalid user name and password. 6) program_error ------ pl/sql has an internal problem. 7) storage_error ------ pl/sql ran out of memory or memory is corrupted. 8) to_many_row ------ single row select returned more than one row. 9) value_error ------ arithmetic,conversion,truncation or size constraint error 10) zero_devided ------ attempted to divided by zero. USER-DEFINED: Declare : name the exception Raise : explicitly raise the exception by using the raise statements Reference: exception handing section.

n n

The Raise_Application_Error_Procedure: You can use this procedure to issue user-defined error messages from stored sub programs. You can report errors to your applications and avoid returning unhandled exceptions. Raise_Application_Error(error_number,message[,{true/false}] Error number between -20000 to -20999 pragma exception_init? It tells the compiler to associate an exception with an oracle error. To get an error message of a specific oracle error. Ex: pragma exception_init(exception name, oracle error number) Example for Exceptions? 1) Check the record is exist or not? Declare E emp% rowtype Begin e.empno := &empno; select * into e from emp where empno =e.empno; Dbms_output.putline(empno || e.empno); Exception When no_data_found then Dbms_output.putline(e.empno ||doest exist); End; 2) User defined exceptions? Define p_dept_desc =Oracleapps4u

Define p_dept_number =1236 Declare E_invalid_dept exception; Begin Update departments Set dept_name=&p_dept_desc Where dept_id =&p_dept_number; If sql% not found then Raise e_invalid_departments; End if; Commit; Exception When e_invalid_departments then Dbms_output.putline(no such dept); End; 42) Can u define exceptions twice in same block? No 43) Can you have two functions with the same name in a pl/sql block? Yes 44) Can you have two stored functions with in the same name? Yes 45) Can function be overload? Yes 46) What is the maximum number of statements that can be specified in a trigger statement? One 47) Can functions be overloaded ? Yes 48) Can 2 functions have same name & input parameters but differ only by return data type No 49) What is a package? Group logically related pl/sql types, items and subprograms. 1) 2) Package specification Package body

Advantages of a package: Modularity Easier Application Design Information Hiding Overloading You cannot overload: Two subprograms if their formal parameters differ only in name or parameter mode. (datatype and their total number is same). Two subprograms if their formal parameters differ only in datatype and the different datatypes are in the same family (number and decimal belong to the same family)

Two subprograms if their formal parameters differ only in subtype and the different subtypes are based on types in the same family (VARCHAR and STRING are subtypes of VARCHAR2) Two functions that differ only in return type, even if the types are in different families. 50) What is FORWARD DECLARATION in Packages? PL/SQL allows for a special subprogram declaration called a forward declaration. It consists of the subprogram specification in the package body terminated by a semicolon. You can use forward declarations to do the following: Define subprograms in logical or alphabetical order. Define mutually recursive subprograms.(both calling each other). Group subprograms in a package Example of forward Declaration: CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY forward_pack IS PROCEDURE calc_rating(. . .); -- forward declaration PROCEDURE award_bonus(. . .) IS -- subprograms defined BEGIN -- in alphabetical order calc_rating(. . .); ... END; PROCEDURE calc_rating(. . .) IS BEGIN ... END; END forward_pack;

100 Parameters are permitted from back end (FND_REQUEST.SUBMIT_REQUEST) is used to submit the request from back end. why we register a table in apps schema? We register a custom table in the custom schema. Then give all permissions to APPS schema. Reason being, when stored procedures or functions are written to perform DMLs on the custom table, it is done from APPS schema. Can you add a descriptive FlexField to a table which lready have data in it? yes,,u can add descriptive flex fields to the table that is already existing..but it should be registered using ad_dd package.and after table registeration,,ur columns must also be registered.and once this database registeration is over,,u need to login as appdevelop responsibility and then dff steps is to be done,,,like giving the name of the attribute category to hold the dff columns.. regards What are User Exits and what are different types o...

Types of user exits FND SRWINIT sets your profile option values and allows Oracle AOL user exits to detect that they have been called by a Oracle Reports program.[Before Report trigger, P_CONC_REQUEST_ID lexical parameter] FND SRWEXIT ensures that all the memory allocated for Oracle AOL user exits has been freed up properly. [After Report trigger] FND FORMAT_CURRENCY is used for MULTIPLE CURRNECY REPORTING (MRC) [formula Column, P_MIN_PRECISION lexical parameter] FND FLEXSQL this API is used for get ELECT/WHERE/HAVING/ORDER BY/GROUP BY from flex field tables. FND FLEXIDVAL this API is used for get descriptions from flexfields, gets input from FND FLEXSQL. Call this user exit to populate fields for display. You pass the key flexfields data retrieved by the query into this exit from the formula column. With this exit you display values,descriptions and prompts by passing appropriate token (VALUE/DESCRIPTION/APROMPT/LPROMPT). it will take inputs from columns of query , the columns are defined by FND FLEXSQL.

Manadatory Parameters in Oracle Apps Reports p_conc_request_id this is system parameter captures user concurrent program request id from srs window What is a segment qualifier and how is it set for ... Segment Qualifier : From this we can identify the account is relating to which type ie whether the particular account is for expenses or for revenue or assets or liabilities or fund balance. While entering the values for the segments we set the segment qualifiers. Navigation steps:Flexfields -> key -> values. What is FlexField? A flex field is a field made up of subfields, or segments. A flex field appears on your form as a popup window that contains a prompt for each segment. Each segment has a name and a set of valid values. A Flexfield is used to capture information about Your organization. Flexfield have flexible structure for storing key(main) information. Like Company, Cost Center, and Account. They also give u highly adaptable Structure for storing customized information in oracle Applications.

FlexFields are (DFF).

two types :Key Flex Fields (KFF) and Descriptive Flex Fields

KFF : KFF Provide a flexible way of representing primary keys using different set of segements like accounting codes, part numbers, job descriptions , and more. It is mandatory. DFF : DFF Provide a flexible way for provide customizable expansion space in forms, as well as to implement context sensitive fields that appear only when needed.

.Descriptive flexfield (DFF), where we can enter extra information regarding our organisation which is context sensitive segment.

What is the table column link between PO and AP ? po_req_distributions_all.code_combination_id = ap_invoice_disributions_all.dist_code_combination_id If the Iinvoice Distribution is matched to a Purchase Order then ap_invoice_distributions_all.PO_DISTRIBUTION_ID is the link to po_distributions_all table

How can multi org can be set up? begin fnd_client_info.set_org_context(204); end; begin fnd_global.apps_initialize(user_id,resp_id,resp_appl_id); end; begin dbms_application_info.set_client_info('ORG_ID'); end;

What are the different types of value sets and als... Different types of Value sets are, 1) Independant- This Value set contains list of values which does not depends on any other value. 2) Dependant- It contains values which depends on any one of the Independant value. 3) Pair- combines 2 flexfield together to specify range of valid values.

4) Special- Uses only 1 flexfield structure to specify values. 5) Table- This Value set contains list of values from 1 or more than 1 table columns. 6) Translatable Dependant- Same as Dependant value set, only translated values are present. 7) Translatable Independant- Same as Independant value set, only translated values are present.