Purchasing
Table
Or View: Table
Important
columns:
TRANSACTION_ID :
Transaction unique identifier
PROCESS_FLAG : Transaction processing state
INTERFACE_SOURCE_CODE VARCHAR2 : Interface transaction source
INTERFACE_SOURCE_LINE_ID : Interface transaction reference column
SOURCE_TYPE_CODE : Requisition source
REQUISITION_HEADER_ID : Requisition header unique identifier
AUTHORIZATION_STATUS : Authorization status type
PROCESS_FLAG : Transaction processing state
INTERFACE_SOURCE_CODE VARCHAR2 : Interface transaction source
INTERFACE_SOURCE_LINE_ID : Interface transaction reference column
SOURCE_TYPE_CODE : Requisition source
REQUISITION_HEADER_ID : Requisition header unique identifier
AUTHORIZATION_STATUS : Authorization status type
Description:
PO_REQUISITIONS_INTERFACE_ALL
contains requisition information from other applications. Each row
includes all the information necessary to create approved or
unapproved requisitions in Oracle Purchasing. The Oracle Purchasing
Requisition Import feature uses this information to create new
requisition headers, lines and distributions.
You use the Submit
Request window to launch the Requisition Import program for any set
of rows.
You identify the set of rows you want to import by setting
the INTERFACE_SOURCE_CODE and BATCH_ID columns appropriately in the
interface table.
The Requisition
Import program validates your data, derives or defaults additional
information and writes an error message for every validation that
fails into the PO_INTERFACE_ERRORS table.
Then the program groups and
numbers requisition lines according to the criteria you specify in
the GROUP_CODE and REQ_NUMBER_SEGMENT1 columns, and creates new
requisitions.
Most of the columns
in the PO_REQUISITIONS_INTERFACE_ALL table are identical to the
corresponding columns in the PO_REQUISITIONS_HEADERS_ALL,
PO_REQUISITION_LINES_ALL and PO_REQ_DISTRIBUTIONS_ALL tables. You can
additionally enter reference information in the
INTERFACE_SOURCE_LINE_ID column.
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