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Tuesday, April 7, 2020
Use SELECT Query In Fast Formula
SQL can be used in fast formula with help of TABLE type value set
Steps:
1) Go to Setup and Maintenance >> Search Manage Value Sets for Global Human Resource task >> Create a new value Set
>> Validation Type = TABLE
Module - Module Name ( Extract etc)
From Clause - TABLE Name ( cmp_salary)
Value Column Name - ColumnName ( Salary_amount )
WHERE Clause - Conditions
2) Use Parameter in WHERE Clause if required. ( Parameter will be passed from fast Formula only).
Example
Assignment_id = :{PARAMETER.ASSIGNMENT_ID}
ASSIGNMENT_ID is parameter Name, which need to be passed from Fast Formula.
3) Create Fast Formula and fetch value set value using following method GET_VALUE_SET('ValueSetName','BindVariable')
ValueSetName - Mandatory - Pass ValueSet Name
BindVariable - Optional - Value for Parameters
Syntex for Bind variable -
'|=PARAMNAME1='''''||Value1||'|PARAMNAME2=''''||Value2||''''
** This method might work only for payroll flow. I could not get return while using from Extract
Steps:
1) Go to Setup and Maintenance >> Search Manage Value Sets for Global Human Resource task >> Create a new value Set
>> Validation Type = TABLE
Module - Module Name ( Extract etc)
From Clause - TABLE Name ( cmp_salary)
Value Column Name - ColumnName ( Salary_amount )
WHERE Clause - Conditions
2) Use Parameter in WHERE Clause if required. ( Parameter will be passed from fast Formula only).
Example
Assignment_id = :{PARAMETER.ASSIGNMENT_ID}
ASSIGNMENT_ID is parameter Name, which need to be passed from Fast Formula.
3) Create Fast Formula and fetch value set value using following method GET_VALUE_SET('ValueSetName','BindVariable')
ValueSetName - Mandatory - Pass ValueSet Name
BindVariable - Optional - Value for Parameters
Syntex for Bind variable -
'|=PARAMNAME1='''''||Value1||'|PARAMNAME2=''''||Value2||''''
** This method might work only for payroll flow. I could not get return while using from Extract
List of Programs in Request Set
--SQL – List of Request Set Programs
SELECT USER_REQUEST_SET_NAME,
a.REQUEST_SET_ID,
Sequence,
b.CONCURRENT_PROGRAM_ID,
c.USER_CONCURRENT_PROGRAM_NAME
FROM FND_REQUEST_SETS_VL a,
FND_REQUEST_SET_PROGRAMS b,
FND_CONCURRENT_PROGRAMS_VL c
WHERE 1=1
--AND USER_REQUEST_SET_NAME LIKE '%RequestSetname%'
AND a.REQUEST_SET_ID = B.REQUEST_SET_ID
AND b.concurrent_program_id = c.concurrent_program_id
ORDER BY USER_REQUEST_SET_NAME,sequence ;
SELECT USER_REQUEST_SET_NAME,
a.REQUEST_SET_ID,
Sequence,
b.CONCURRENT_PROGRAM_ID,
c.USER_CONCURRENT_PROGRAM_NAME
FROM FND_REQUEST_SETS_VL a,
FND_REQUEST_SET_PROGRAMS b,
FND_CONCURRENT_PROGRAMS_VL c
WHERE 1=1
--AND USER_REQUEST_SET_NAME LIKE '%RequestSetname%'
AND a.REQUEST_SET_ID = B.REQUEST_SET_ID
AND b.concurrent_program_id = c.concurrent_program_id
ORDER BY USER_REQUEST_SET_NAME,sequence ;
Labels:
EBS - SQL
Location:
Sydney NSW, Australia
Logical and Physical Query in OTBI
OTBI reporting is based on pre-configured subject areas. Oracle provide multiple SAs for respective area which can be used to create an OTBI analysis by drag drop and calculations.
Based on selected SA and columns system generates a logical query, which can be viewed from Advanced => SQL.
Physical query is SQL used to fetch logical query from Oracle DB. Physical query can be view in nqquery.log [Doc ID 1469168.1 - How to generate nqquery.log]
Steps to view physical query
1) Get the logical query
2) Go to Administraton >> SQL Issues >> Paste following line followed by logical query
SET VARIABLE DISABLE_CACHE_HIT=1,DISABLE_PLAN_CACHE_HIT=1;
<<logicalQuery>>
3) Click on view log
Based on selected SA and columns system generates a logical query, which can be viewed from Advanced => SQL.
Physical query is SQL used to fetch logical query from Oracle DB. Physical query can be view in nqquery.log [Doc ID 1469168.1 - How to generate nqquery.log]
Steps to view physical query
1) Get the logical query
2) Go to Administraton >> SQL Issues >> Paste following line followed by logical query
SET VARIABLE DISABLE_CACHE_HIT=1,DISABLE_PLAN_CACHE_HIT=1;
<<logicalQuery>>
3) Click on view log
Labels:
Fusion - OTBI
Location:
Sydney NSW, Australia
Script to find Form Personlizations
SELECT FORM_NAME,
FUNCTION_NAME,
Description,
SEQUENCE,
CONDITION
FROM FND_FORM_CUSTOM_RULES
WHERE ENABLED = 'Y';
FUNCTION_NAME,
Description,
SEQUENCE,
CONDITION
FROM FND_FORM_CUSTOM_RULES
WHERE ENABLED = 'Y';
Friday, January 12, 2018
SQL to find OAF personalizations
SELECT JDR_MDS_INTERNAL.GETDOCUMENTNAME(PATH_DOCID) DOCUMENT_ID,
jdr_mds_internal.exportDocumentAsXML(jdr_mds_internal.getDocumentName(path_docid)) personalization_xml
FROM jdr_paths,
jdr_attributes
WHERE PATH_DOCID = ATT_COMP_DOCID
AND path_name = SUBSTR(att_value,INSTR(att_value, '/', -1, 1)+1)
AND att_comp_seq = 0
AND ATT_NAME = 'customizes'
AND ATT_VALUE = ATT_VALUE
AND jdr_mds_internal.getDocumentName(path_docid) LIKE '%/responsibility/53621%'
This would return all OAF personalization for responsibility id 53621.
Location:
Sydney NSW, Australia
Friday, November 10, 2017
Regular Expression for Date Format DD-MON-YYYY HH24:MI:SS
Use below regular expression to validate if given string is in specific date format.
select COUNT(1) from DUAL where regexp_like('12-JUN-2016 23:34:59','^(\d){2}-[A-Z]{3}-(\d){4}\s(\d){2}:(\d){2}:(\d){2}$')
1
select COUNT(1) from DUAL where regexp_like('121-JUN-2016 23:34:59','^(\d){2}-[A-Z]{3}-(\d){4}\s(\d){2}:(\d){2}:(\d){2}$')
0
=======================
^ : Starting String
$ : Ending String
{n} : Execute last rule n time
[A-Z] : All CAP Alphabets check
\d : digit check
\s : Space
select COUNT(1) from DUAL where regexp_like('12-JUN-2016 23:34:59','^(\d){2}-[A-Z]{3}-(\d){4}\s(\d){2}:(\d){2}:(\d){2}$')
1
select COUNT(1) from DUAL where regexp_like('121-JUN-2016 23:34:59','^(\d){2}-[A-Z]{3}-(\d){4}\s(\d){2}:(\d){2}:(\d){2}$')
0
=======================
^ : Starting String
$ : Ending String
{n} : Execute last rule n time
[A-Z] : All CAP Alphabets check
\d : digit check
\s : Space
Labels:
EBS - SQL
Location:
Sydney NSW, Australia
Sunday, April 9, 2017
Script to find Template and associated JSP file
SELECT
ida.access_name,
ida.file_name,
DECODE(ida.site_id, 1, 'All', s.msite_name) site_name,
ida.default_msite,
ida.language_code,
ida.default_language
FROM IBE_DSP_ATTACHMENTS_V ida, ibe_msites_tl s
WHERE m.site_id = s.msite_id and file_name = ‘ibeSeededPage.jsp’;
ida.file_name,
DECODE(ida.site_id, 1, 'All', s.msite_name) site_name,
ida.default_msite,
ida.language_code,
ida.default_language
FROM IBE_DSP_ATTACHMENTS_V ida, ibe_msites_tl s
WHERE m.site_id = s.msite_id and file_name = ‘ibeSeededPage.jsp’;
Once identify the target JSP page use above SQL to find the associated program access name.
Create a custom version of seeded JSP (i.e. xxskpibeSeededPage.jsp)
Login to iStore Administrator Responsibility >> Advanced >> Template Manager
Search the program access name with the out of above SQL
Update >> Add new file >> provide custom file name for all countries and US language.
Now place the custom file at OA_HTML file path and compile JSP (Click here for compilation and migrations)
Labels:
EBS - iStore,
EBS - SQL
Location:
Sydney NSW, Australia
Thursday, August 25, 2016
SQL - Menu and Functions assigned to Responsibilities
SELECT a.seq,
a.ENTRY_SEQUENCE,
(SELECT menu_name FROM fnd_menus WHERE menu_id = a.menu_id
) menu,
(SELECT menu_name FROM fnd_menus WHERE menu_id = a.sub_menu_id
) sub_menu,
(SELECT FUNCTION_NAME
FROM fnd_form_functions
WHERE FUNCTION_ID = a.FUNCTION_ID
) function_name ,
prompt,
description
FROM
(SELECT c.*
FROM
(SELECT level seq,
ENTRY_SEQUENCE,
x.menu_id,
sub_menu_id,
function_id,
prompt,
description
FROM fnd_menu_entries_vl x
START WITH x.menu_id =
(SELECT menu_id
FROM fnd_menus
WHERE menu_id=
(SELECT menu_id
FROM fnd_responsibility_vl
WHERE responsibility_name=:Responsibility_Name
)
)
CONNECT BY prior sub_menu_id = x.menu_id
) c
WHERE NOT EXISTS
(SELECT 1
FROM FND_RESP_FUNCTIONS
WHERE responsibility_id =
(SELECT responsibility_id
FROM fnd_responsibility_tl
WHERE responsibility_name=:Responsibility_Name
)
AND action_id = c.menu_id
AND rule_type ='M'
)
AND NOT EXISTS
(SELECT 1
FROM FND_RESP_FUNCTIONS
WHERE responsibility_id =
(SELECT responsibility_id
FROM fnd_responsibility_tl
WHERE responsibility_name=:Responsibility_Name
)
AND action_id = c.function_id
AND rule_type ='F'
)
) A
ORDER BY 1,2,3
a.ENTRY_SEQUENCE,
(SELECT menu_name FROM fnd_menus WHERE menu_id = a.menu_id
) menu,
(SELECT menu_name FROM fnd_menus WHERE menu_id = a.sub_menu_id
) sub_menu,
(SELECT FUNCTION_NAME
FROM fnd_form_functions
WHERE FUNCTION_ID = a.FUNCTION_ID
) function_name ,
prompt,
description
FROM
(SELECT c.*
FROM
(SELECT level seq,
ENTRY_SEQUENCE,
x.menu_id,
sub_menu_id,
function_id,
prompt,
description
FROM fnd_menu_entries_vl x
START WITH x.menu_id =
(SELECT menu_id
FROM fnd_menus
WHERE menu_id=
(SELECT menu_id
FROM fnd_responsibility_vl
WHERE responsibility_name=:Responsibility_Name
)
)
CONNECT BY prior sub_menu_id = x.menu_id
) c
WHERE NOT EXISTS
(SELECT 1
FROM FND_RESP_FUNCTIONS
WHERE responsibility_id =
(SELECT responsibility_id
FROM fnd_responsibility_tl
WHERE responsibility_name=:Responsibility_Name
)
AND action_id = c.menu_id
AND rule_type ='M'
)
AND NOT EXISTS
(SELECT 1
FROM FND_RESP_FUNCTIONS
WHERE responsibility_id =
(SELECT responsibility_id
FROM fnd_responsibility_tl
WHERE responsibility_name=:Responsibility_Name
)
AND action_id = c.function_id
AND rule_type ='F'
)
) A
ORDER BY 1,2,3
Labels:
EBS - SQL
Location:
Sydney NSW, Australia
Tuesday, August 23, 2016
SQL - Concurrent Programs
Concurrent Program Executable Details-
SELECT application_name,
user_concurrent_program_name,
meaning Program_Type,
output_file_type output_format,
-- concurrent_program_id,
-- cp.application_id,--ce.*,
executable_name,
execution_file_name
FROM FND_CONCURRENT_PROGRAMS_VL cp ,
FND_EXECUTABLES_FORM_V ce ,
fnd_lookup_values flv
WHERE cp.executable_id = ce.executable_id
AND ce.execution_method_code = lookup_code
AND LOOKUP_TYPE = 'CP_EXECUTION_METHOD_CODE'
AND user_concurrent_program_name LIKE '%ProgramNAME%'
SELECT application_name,
user_concurrent_program_name,
meaning Program_Type,
output_file_type output_format,
-- concurrent_program_id,
-- cp.application_id,--ce.*,
executable_name,
execution_file_name
FROM FND_CONCURRENT_PROGRAMS_VL cp ,
FND_EXECUTABLES_FORM_V ce ,
fnd_lookup_values flv
WHERE cp.executable_id = ce.executable_id
AND ce.execution_method_code = lookup_code
AND LOOKUP_TYPE = 'CP_EXECUTION_METHOD_CODE'
AND user_concurrent_program_name LIKE '%ProgramNAME%'
List of Concurrent Program assigned to Responsibilities -
SELECT DISTINCT USER_CONCURRENT_PROGRAM_NAME,
CONCURRENT_PROGRAM_NAME,
z.responsibility_name,
REQUEST_GROUP_NAME,
application_name,
REQUEST_GROUP_CODE
FROM FND_REQUEST_GROUP_UNITS x ,
FND_CONCURRENT_PROGRAMS_VL y ,
FND_RESPONSIBILITY_VL Z,
FND_REQUEST_GROUPS FRG,
FND_APPLICATION_VL fa
WHERE request_unit_id = y.concurrent_program_id
AND unit_application_id = y.application_id
AND X.REQUEST_GROUP_ID = Z.REQUEST_GROUP_ID
AND FRG.APPLICATION_ID = Z.APPLICATION_ID
AND FRG.REQUEST_GROUP_ID = Z.REQUEST_GROUP_ID
AND fa.application_id = frg.application_id
AND Y.USER_CONCURRENT_PROGRAM_NAME LIKE '%ProgramName%'
-- AND responsibility_name LIKE '%'
ORDER BY 1,2;
z.responsibility_name,
REQUEST_GROUP_NAME,
application_name,
REQUEST_GROUP_CODE
FROM FND_REQUEST_GROUP_UNITS x ,
FND_CONCURRENT_PROGRAMS_VL y ,
FND_RESPONSIBILITY_VL Z,
FND_REQUEST_GROUPS FRG,
FND_APPLICATION_VL fa
WHERE request_unit_id = y.concurrent_program_id
AND unit_application_id = y.application_id
AND X.REQUEST_GROUP_ID = Z.REQUEST_GROUP_ID
AND FRG.APPLICATION_ID = Z.APPLICATION_ID
AND FRG.REQUEST_GROUP_ID = Z.REQUEST_GROUP_ID
AND fa.application_id = frg.application_id
AND Y.USER_CONCURRENT_PROGRAM_NAME LIKE '%ProgramName%'
-- AND responsibility_name LIKE '%'
ORDER BY 1,2;
Labels:
EBS - SQL
Location:
Sydney NSW, Australia
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