Purchasing
Table
Or View: Table
Important
columns:
REQUISITION_HEADER_ID
: Requisition header unique identifier
PREPARER_ID : Unique identifier of the employee who prepared the requisition
SEGMENT1 : Requisition number
AUTHORIZATION_STATUS : Authorization status type
NOTE_TO_AUTHORIZER : Note to approver (Unused since release 8.0)
TYPE_LOOKUP_CODE : Requisition type
TRANSFERRED_TO_OE_FLAG : Indicates whether an internal requisition has been transferred to Order Management.
INTERFACE_SOURCE_CODE : Source of requisition from Requisition Import
CLOSED_CODE : Close status
ORG_ID : Operating unit unique identifier
PREPARER_ID : Unique identifier of the employee who prepared the requisition
SEGMENT1 : Requisition number
AUTHORIZATION_STATUS : Authorization status type
NOTE_TO_AUTHORIZER : Note to approver (Unused since release 8.0)
TYPE_LOOKUP_CODE : Requisition type
TRANSFERRED_TO_OE_FLAG : Indicates whether an internal requisition has been transferred to Order Management.
INTERFACE_SOURCE_CODE : Source of requisition from Requisition Import
CLOSED_CODE : Close status
ORG_ID : Operating unit unique identifier
Description:
PO_REQUISITION_HEADERS_ALL
stores information about requisition headers. You need one row for
each requisition header you create. Each row contains the requisition
number, preparer, status, and description.
REQUISITION_HEADER_ID
is the unique system-generated requisition number.
REQUISITION_HEADER_ID is invisible to the user. SEGMENT1 is the
number you use to identify the requisition in forms and reports.
Oracle Purchasing generates SEGMENT1 using the
PO_UNIQUE_IDENTIFIER_CONTROL table if you choose to let Oracle
Purchasing generate requisition numbers for you.
PO_REQUISITION_HEADERS_ALL
is one of three tables storing requisition information.
O_REQUISITION_HEADERS_ALL corresponds to the Header region of the
Requisitions window. SEGMENT1 provides unique values for each
row in the table in addition to REQUISITION_HEADER_ID.
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