Q1: Difference between
customization, enhancement and implementation?
Ans: Customization: Customization
is the developing of the forms, reports and SQL script from the beginning or
changing the existing.
Enhancement: Enhancement is the modification of forms
& Other components according to client user requirement.
Q2: What are the Types
of Customizations?
Ans: There are two types
of customizations.
1). Customization by extensions
2). Customizations by Modifications.
Customization
by extensions: Customization by extension means developing
new:
Component for existing
Oracle applications and develop new application using the
Development feature of
AOL (Application object Library).
Customization by
extensions means Copying an Existing Oracle Application Component (Forms,
Report, PL/SQL etc.) to a custom application directory and modifying the Copy.
Customizations by
Modifications:
Modifying existing oracle application Component to meet your
specific Requirement.
Q3: What are the
most Common Types of Customization?
Ans: TYPE
1: # Changing Forms:
1) . Changing Forms
2) . Validation logic
3) . Behavior
TYPE2:
# Changing Report or Program
1) . Appearance
2) . Logic
TYPE3: # Database Customizations:
1) . Adding read only
Schema
2) . Augment (add)
logic with database Triggers.
TYPE4: # integrating third Party Software
(NOTE: For more
Information on customization goes 115devg.pdf Chapter
Twenty-Seven)
Q4: What is Legacy system?
Ans: System other than
Oracle is legacy System. Like FoxPro, spreadsheet.
Q5: What is ERP?
Ans: Resource Planning
with in Enterprise. ERP is a term that covers whole Product line. ERP
means integration of different module. Any business will greatly benefits by
adapting this feature
because u can customize it or integrate it with other
Packages to satisfy unique
requirements.
BENEFITS
OF ERP: 1). Flow of Information Effectively.
2). Maintaining Standardizations.
Q6: What is Oracle
Apps ?
Ans: Oracle-apps
is an ERP Package. The Key Feature of all the oracle-Application
module is Data Integration.
Master data
is Integrated: All the application share common files of customers,
suppliers, employee, items and other entities that are used by multiple
applications.
Transaction data is
Integrated: Oracle automatically
bridge transactions from one system to another.
Financial data is
integrated: Financial data is carried in a common format,
and financial data is transmitted from one application to another.
Q7: What is ad-hoc
Report?
Ans: Ad-hoc Report is
made to meet one-time reporting needs. Concerned with or formed for a
particular purpose. For example, ad hoc tax codes or an ad hoc database query
Q8: What is
Localization?
Ans: Localization is
designed to meet the specific needs of certain territories or countries. Most
localization is necessary because the local laws or accountings practice differ
from country to country.
Region of Localization: Three Region of
Localization.
1). EMEA
REGION: Europe, Middle East, Asia pacific
and Africa.
2). America REGION: Canada plus Latin
America.
3). Global
REGION: localization that applies territories through the world.
For example
Localization used in
both Europe and Latin Americaare classified in the Global
Region.
Q9: Library used in
Localization?
Ans: #Globe: Globe
library allows Oracle Application developer to incorporate global
Or regional feature into oracle application forms without modification of
The base Oracle Application forms.
#
JA: JA library contains codes specific to
Asia\Pacific Region. And is called
Globe Library.
#
JE: JA library contains codes specific to
EMEA Region. And is
called
By
Globe Library.
#
JL: The JL Library contains code
specific to Latin America Region.
And is called by Globe Library.
Q10: How forms are
attached.
Ans: STEP-
ONE: First put the form in corresponding module like
AP, AR, GL
In appropriate server directory.
STEP-TWO:
Second step register form with AOL.
STEP-THREE:
Attach form with Function.
STEP-FOUR: Attach
function with menu.
STEP-FIVE:
Attach menu with responsibility.
STEP-SIX:
Attach responsibility to user.
Q11: How Report is
attached.
Ans11: STEP-
ONE: Register the application.
STEP-TWO: Put
Report in appropriate server directory.
STEP-THREE: Define
Executables. (NavigatoràConcurrentàProgram
àExecutables)
STEP-FOUR: Define Program (Concurrent à Program à Define)
STEP_FIVE: Define Responsibility
(Sysadmin responsibility).
(SecurityàResponsibilityà Define).
STEP-SIX: Define Request Group. (Navigatoràsecurity
àResponsibilityàRequest)
STEP-SEVEN: Define
Data Group. (Navigatorà oracleàData group).
STEP-EIGHT:
Run the request through SRS. A request Id is created
Through which u can view the request.
Q12: What is
workflow?
Ans: To
automate and continuously increase business process we use workflow.
Workflow processes represent business process flows and information routings.
Main
Function:
1). Routing Information’s (sending or receiving information).
2). Defining & modifying Business Rule.
3). Delivering electronic notification. (By emails).
Q13: What is main
workflow Component?
Ans13:
1). Workflow Builder. Workflow is the component
that provides user interface For creating, reviewing and maintaining workflow
Definitions.
2). Workflow Engine.:workflow is the component that executes
and enforces The defined workflow Process.
3). Workflow Monitor Workflow is the component of
oracle workflow that
Allow you to review the
state or status of an item through any particular workflow process.
4). Workflow Definition Loader: allows u to download
the text file.
5). Workflow Directory Services: Tells workflow how to
find users.
6). Notification System: Send emails and receives
responses from the Oracle Workflow notification system.
Q14: What are Interface
table in AP, AR & GL?
Ans:
AP INTERFACE TABLE:
1).
AP_INTERFACE_CONTROLS.
2). AP_INTERFACE_REJECTIONS
3). AP_INVOICE_INTERFACE
4).
AP_INVOICE_LINES_INTERFACE.
AR INTERFACE TABLE:
1). AR_PAYMENTS_INTERFACE_ALL
2). AR_TAX_INTERFACE
3).
HZ_PARTY_INTERFACE
4). HZ_PARTY_INTERFACE_ERRORS
5). RA_CUSTOMERS_INTERFACE_ALL
6). RA_INTERFACE_DISTRIBUTIONS_ALL
7). RA_INTERFACE_ERRORS_ALL
8). RA_INTERFACE_LINES_ALL
9). RA_INTERFACE_SALESCREDITS_ALL
GLINTERFACE TABLE:
1). GL_BUDGET_INTERFACE
2). GL_DAILY_RATES_INTERFACE
3). GL_IEA_INTERFACE
4). GL_INTERFACE
5). GL_INTERFACE_CONTROL
6). GL_INTERFACE_HISTORY
Q15 Total numbers of
Tables in AP, AR, GL?
Ans; APà 173
ARà 294
GLà 165
FAà 160
POà 132
OEà 109
Q16: How will u
customize a form?
Ans: STEP1: Copy
the template.fmb and Appstand.fmb from AU_TOP/forms/us.
Then put in custom directory. The libraries (FNDSQF, APPCORE, APPDAYPK, GLOBE,
CUSTOM, JE, JA, JL, VERT) are automatically attached.
STEP2: Create
or open new Forms. Then customize.
STEP3: Save
this Form in Corresponding Modules.
Q17: What
are non-financial modules?
Ans:
1). Projects
2). Manufacturing
3). Supply chain management
4). HR
5). Front Office
6). Strategic Enterprise management.
Q18: Explain Order-
cycle in OE.
Ans: Step1: Enter
sales order.
Step2: Book the sales order.
Step3: Pick release order.
Step4: Ship or confirm order.
Step5: Backorder Release
Step6: Receivable Interface
Step7: Complete line
Step8: Complete order
Q19: What is AU_TOP.
Ans: This is the
Application utility contains PL/SQL library used by oracle forms, reports,
oracle form source files and a copy of all Java used to generate the desktop
Client.
Q20: What is
ad_top?
Ans: ad_top (Application
DBA). Contain installation and maintenance utility.
Such as Auto upgrade,
Auto Patch and Admin Utility.
Q21: Can we make
transaction in close Periods?
Ans: No, we can make
only reports.
Q22: If Period is closed
how we can enter transactions? (Doubt)
Ans: No, we
cannot enter transaction.
Q23: what is SQl*Loader?
Ans: This tool is used
to move data from a legacy system to oracle database.
In this two type of inputs to be provided to SQL * Loader.
First is data file, containing the actual
data.
Second is the control file containing the specification which drive the
SQL* Loader.
Q24: How can u relate
order management with AR?
Ans: sales orders are
displayed after confirm release of sales in order management.
Q25: What is the
Field of GL_interface?
Ans: 1).
SET_OF_BOOKS_ID
2). ACCOUNTING_DATE
3). CURRENCY_CODE
4). DATE_CREATED
3). CURRENCY_CODE
4). DATE_CREATED
5). CREATED_BY
6). CURRENCY_CONVERSION_DATE
6). CURRENCY_CONVERSION_DATE
7). ENCUMBRANCE_TYPE_ID
8). BUDGET_VERSION_ID
9). CURRENCY_CONVERSION_RATE
8). BUDGET_VERSION_ID
9). CURRENCY_CONVERSION_RATE
10). ACCOUNTED_DR
11).ACCOUNTED_CR
12).TRANSACTION_DATE
11).ACCOUNTED_CR
12).TRANSACTION_DATE
Q26: In which directory
u store your custom form?
Ans:
App_Top is top
directory. We have Core directory Adm., ad (application dba),
Au (application
utility), fnd (Foundation), Cust-Dem is Custom directory where
Have 11.0.28
version then we have forms directory. Inside the form we have US
Directory. Where we
stand forms.
Q27: Who is Holder of
Alerts?
Ans: ALERT Manager.
Q28: Steps for upgradation of 11 to 11i?
Ans28: STEP1: Perform
category 1,2,3. (Preupgrade steps).
STEP2: Run auto grade
STEP3: Apply database patch to bring your database to
the
Current oracle apps release level.
STEP4: Install online help (optional).
STEP5: Perform Category 4, 5, 6 Steps (Post-upgrade steps).
STEP6: Perform product specific implementation steps
as listed in your products Users guide.
STEP7: perform upgrade finishing step.
Q28: How interface
program is written and for what purpose
Ans28: Interface Program
is written through SQL, PL/SQL.
PURPOSE:
1)Basic Integration
2)Imports valid data
that is meaningful to
Organization
3). Validate the
integrity of any data
Before introducing into oracle apps.
4). Imports data from
legacy system.
5). Import data from one
module to another.
Q29: What is AOL.
Ans: AOL stands
for Application Object Library used for customization
And implementation of forms and
Reports.
Q30: which Columns are
taking care of descriptive flex fields?
Ans: Attribute Columns
Q31: Can u attach two
sets of books with single profile?
Ans: yes we can attach.
Q32: How U Can u
attaches two sets of books with single profile.
Ans: we can attach
different set of Books with different responsibility
In a single profile.
Q33: can we run FSG
report other than GL?
Ans: No, we cannot run.
Because FSG reports can only run in GL.
Q34: What are the common
libraries in AOL.
Ans34: libraries contain
reusable client-side code.
Common Libraries in AOL.
FNDSQF: Contain packages for procedures for Message Dictionary,
Flex fields, profiles, and concurrent processing’s.
APPCORE: Contain packages for procedures for Menus and Toolbar.
APPDAYPK: contain packages that control application Calendar.
APPFLDR: packages for Folder.
Qns35: What is Multilanguage
support.
Ans35: Oracle Application provides some
feature to support multi language support.
Qns36: Can u delete the
posted Journals? Can U make Changes in Posted Journals?
Ans36: No, once the
posting program in oracle financial has updated accounts balances, you cannot
alter the posted journals; you can only post additional entries that negate the
original values. These entries contain either the negative values of the
original posted amounts or the original values but with the debit amounts and
credit amounts reversed.
These approaches are
known as reversal method.
Qns37: When u r taking
bulk of reports.
Ans37: At midnight because traffic is less.
Qns38: Who is Holder of
Alerts?
Ans38: Alert Manager.
Qns39: What is TOAD.
Ans39: Tool for managing
database activity,
Qns40: What is
Flexfield?
Ans40: Oracle
Application uses Flexfield to capture information about
Your organization. Flexfield have flexible structure for storing key
information.
Like Company, Cost Center, and Account. They also give u highly adaptable
Structure for storing customized information in oracle Applications.
Qns41: What are the
elements of Flex field?
Ans41: 1).
Structure 2).
Segment
3). Segment value 4). Value set
Qns42: What do u means by structure?
Ans42: Structure
as the name implies defines how Flexfield is constructed. A Flex
field structure determines how many Segments it has, as well
as how the segments are sequenced. Each structure is mapped to a structure ID
Column in the database table for key Flexfield. Each Structure is mapped with
context sensitive column in the database table for descriptive Flexfield.
Qns43: What do u
means by Segment?
Ans 43: Each Segment
represents an element of your business structure
Such as Employee, Cost Center, Account. A Flexfield can have
Multiple Field. A segment is a single field with in a Flexfield.
Qns44: What do u means
by Value set?
Ans 44: Value set
identifies a list of valid value for the segment.
Value set also governs the segment value’s length, its data type.
Qns45: What do u means
by Segment value?
Ans45: Value
for each segment of flex field.
Qns46: What is Key and
Descriptive Flexfield.
Ans46: Key
Flexfield: #unique identifier, storing key information
# Used for entering and displaying key information.
For example Oracle General uses a key Flexfield called Accounting
Flexfield to uniquely identifies a general account.
Descriptive
Flexfield: # To Capture additional information.
#
To provide expansion space on your form
With the help of []. [] Represents descriptive flexfield.
Qns47: Difference
between Key and Descriptive Flexfield?
Ans47:
Key Flexfield
|
Descriptive Flefield
|
1. Unique Identifier
|
1.To capture extra
information
|
2. Key Flexfield are
stored in segment
|
2.Stored in attributes
|
3.For key flex field
there are flex field Qualifier and segment Qualifier
|
3. Context-sensitive
flex field is a feature
of
DFF.(descriptive flex field)
|
Qns48: Difference
between Flexfield Qualifier and Segment Qualifier.
Ans48: Flexfield
qualifier is used to identify a particular segment within a Key flexfield.
While segment qualifier is used to capture value for any particular Segment.
Qns49:
What is Cross Validation Rule?
Ans 49: To prevent users
from entering invalid combinations of segments Oracle General Ledger allows u
to set up cross validation rule. There are two types of cross-validation
Rule element: include
and exclude. For example, to secure a balance sheet account to be
associated with the balance sheet cost center or the corporate cost center
only,U must include every possible combination then exclude the balance Sheet
account range for the cost center.
Qns50:
Purpose of Cross Validation rule.
Ans50: u can use
Cross Validation rule to perform certain validations in
your
Accounting flex field. For example, u can use Cross Validation rule To
secure all balance sheet account to be associated only with the balance Sheet
cost center, corporate cost center and profit and loss account to be associated
with the specific cost center other than the corporate Center.
Qns51: What are
types of segment for Descriptive Flexfield.
Ans51: Two types
1). Global segments
2). Context-sensitive segment.
Global
Segment: global segment maps one to one to a database column.
DFF segment stored in ATTRIBUTE. Global segment always
Displayed in a descriptive flex field.
Context-Sensitive
Segment: Context sensitive
segment can share a single database
Column because the
context – sensitive will
be
Mutually
exclusive and will never overlap.
Qns52: What is Key
Flexfield in AP, AR, GL.
Ans52: Key
Flexfield in GL: Accounting Flexfield.
Accounting Flexfield is chart of account flex field.
It is used for identifying an account combination.
It must have a balancing segment, cost center segment, Natural account segment.
Combination table in Acct. FF: GL_CODE_COMBINATION_ID.
Structure column: chart_of_accounts_id.
Maximum number of Segments: 30.
Key flex field in AR: 1). Sales Tax Location Flexfield.
2). Territory Flexfield
Sales Tax Location Flexfield: to calculate sales tax.
Combination table: AR_LOCATION_COMBINATION
Max number of segment: 10
Territory Flexfield: This is used to group territories according to
company needs
Combination table: RA_TERRITORIES.
Qns53: What is
purpose of Token Field.
Ans53: To define
parameter name defined in oracle reports.
Qns54: What is Template
form?
Ans54 Template
form is the starting point for all development of new form.
Start developing new form by copying template.fmb file located in
AU_TOP/forms/us to local directory and renaming it as appropriate.
Template Form Contains
--Several libraries like FNDSQF, APPDAYPK, and APPCORE.
--STANDARD_TOOLBAR, STANDARD_CALENDER
--Several form level trigger with required code.
Qns55: What are
Handlers?
Ans55: Oracle
application uses group of packaged procedure called handlers,
To organize PL/SQL code in the form so that it is easier to develop,
Maintain and debug.
Types Of handler: 1). Item handler
2). Event handler
3). Table handler.
Item handler: An item handler is a PL/SQL Procedure.
That encapsulates all of the code that acts upon an item.
Event handler: An item handler is a PL/SQL Procedure.
That encapsulates all of the code that acts upon an event.
Table handler: An item handler is a PL/SQL Procedure.
That manages interaction between block and base table.
Qns56: What is Appstand
Form.
Ans56: Appstand form
contains the Following.
1). Object Group STANDARD_PC_AND_VA.
Which contain the visual attribute and property class.
2). Object group STANDARD_TOOLBAR which contains the windows
Canvasses blocks and item of application toolbar.
3). Object group STANDARD_CALENDER which contains the windows
Canvasses blocks
and item of application calendar.
4). Object groups QUERY_FIND, which contains a window, blocks and item
Used as a starting point for coding a find window.
Qns56: What is set
of books.
Ans56: A financial
reporting entity that uses a particular chart of accounts, functional currency
and accounting calendar. You must define at least one set of books for each
business location.
Qns57: what are four
options that are tied to defined set of books.
Ans57: 1. Standard
option (supenseposting, automatic posting, Average balance posting)
2). Average Balance option.
3). Budgetary control option.
4). Reporting Currency option.
Qns58: What is FSG.
ns58: A powerful and
flexible tool you can use to build your own custom
Reports without programming.
Qns59: What
are the components of FSG?
Ans59: 1). Row set
2). Column set
3). Row order
4). Display set
5). Content set.
Qns60: What is
MRC.
Ans60: The Multi Reporting Currency Feature allows u to report and maintain
records at the transaction level in more than one Functional currency.
You can do by defining one or more set of books in adition to primary set of
books.
Qns61: What are
Alerts.
Ans61: Oracle alert is
an application module that reports exception actions based
on
detected exceptions. U can create alert when specific event occur or that run
periodically. Oracle alert provides a reliable way to monitor database activity.
As well as keeping u informed of unusual condition. We can monitor your business
performance through alerts.
Qns62: Types of
alerts?
Ans62: Two types
of alerts.
1. Event alert
2. Periodic Alert
Event alerts: An event alert is a database trigger that
notifies u when a specified database event occurs and a particular condition is
met.
Periodic event: A periodic alert on the other hand is not
immediate.
It is executed
according to a predefined frequency
Qns63: What are three
alert action types?
Ans63:1.Detail(An action
defined atdetail level is initiated once for each exception
found
–
Meaning once for each row returned by the select statement in the alert
definition.
2). Summary (An
exception defined at the summary level is
initiated
Once for all exceptions found or once for each unique output combination.)
3). No Exception
(An action defined at the no-exception level is initiated once if no data is
returned from the select statement).
Qns64: What are the
advantages of alert.
Ans64: 1).
Integration with email.
2). Automatic processing
3). Performing routine transactions
4). Maintaining information flow without a paper trail.
Qns65: What is Currency.
Ans65: Two types
of Currency.
1). Foreign Currency: A
currency that you define for your set of books for recording and conducting
accounting transactions in a currency other than your functional currency
2). Functional
Currency: The principal currency you use to record transactions and
maintain accounting data within General Ledger. The functional currency
is usually the Currency in which you perform most of your Business
transactions. You specify the functional currency for each set of books in the
Set of Books window.
Qns66: Types of
matching.
Ans66: Two way
Matching: The process of verifying that purchase order and invoice
information matches within accepted tolerance levels. Payables uses the
following criteria to verify two-way matching:
Invoice price <= Order price
Quantity billed <= Quantity ordered
Invoice price <= Order price
Quantity billed <= Quantity ordered
Three way matching: The process of verifying that purchase order,
invoice, and receiving information matches within accepted tolerance levels.
Payables uses the following criteria to verify three-way matching:
Invoice price <= Purchase Order price
Quantity billed <= Quantity ordered
Quantity billed <= Quantity received
Invoice price <= Purchase Order price
Quantity billed <= Quantity ordered
Quantity billed <= Quantity received
Four way Matching: The process of verifying that purchase
order, invoice, and receiving information matches within accepted tolerance
levels. Payables uses the following criteria to verify four-way matching:
Invoice price <= Order price
Quantity billed <= Quantity ordered
Quantity billed <= Quantity received
Quantity billed <= Quantity accepted
Invoice price <= Order price
Quantity billed <= Quantity ordered
Quantity billed <= Quantity received
Quantity billed <= Quantity accepted
Qns67: What is the
difference between Master table, setup table, and transaction table.
Ans 67: Master table:
Created in any module and accessible across the application.
Like GL_CODE_COMBINATIONS, GL_SET_OF_BOOKS.
Transaction –Table: transaction tables are tables that store day-to-day transaction
Data. Such as payable invoice, receivable invoice.
Set-Up table: Created once with in Application. Like FND_CURRENCY.
Qns68: Name Few
Master tables, Set up table I, transaction table in AP, AR, GL.
Ans68:
Module Name
|
Master table
|
setup table
|
Transaction table
|
GL
|
1.GL_SET_OF_BOOKS
2.GL_CODE_COMBINATIONS
|
FND_CURRENCY
|
GL_JE_LINES
GL_JE_HEADRES
GL_JE_BATCHES
GL_interface
GL_CONSOLIDATION
GL_SUSPENSE_ACCOUNTS
GL_INTERCOMPANY_ACCOUNTS
|
AP
|
PO_VENDORS
AP_BANK_BRANCHES
PO_VENDOR_SITES
AP_HOLD_CODES |
FND_CURRENCY
|
AP_BATCHES_ALL
AP_INVOICE_ALL
AP_DISTRIBUTION_ALL
AP_CHECKS_ALL
AP_PAYMENTS_HISTOTRY_ALL
|
AR
|
HZ_CUST_ACCOUNT
|
FND_CURRENCY
|
AR_ADJUSTEMENT_ALL
AR_PAYMENTS_SCHEDULE_ALL AR_CASH_RECEIPT_ALL AR_DISTRIDUTION_ALL AR_RECEIVABLE_APPLICATION_ALL. |
Qns69: What do u means
by FIFO pick and FIFO ship?
Ans69: FIFO pick: First
in first out. (Order comes from customer).
FIFO ship: order ship to customer.
Qns70: Difference
between SC and NCA.
Ans70:
SC
|
NCA
|
1. SMART CLIENT
|
1. Network computing
Architecture
|
2. No form server in
SC. All form is in directory, which is on the client.
|
2. Forms are in the
server. Thus making security higher.
|
Qns71: What is first
step in GL.?
Ans71: Creating chart of
account.
Qns72: What are standard
reports in GL?
Ans72: Trial
Balance Report
Journal Report
FSG REPORT
Account Analysis Report.
Qns73: What are standard
reports in AP?
Ans73: 1. Supplier
Report
2). Payment Report
Qns74: What are
standards reports in AR.?
Ans74:
1. Tax
Report
2. Customer Profile Report
3. Aging
Report
4. Dunning Letter Report
Qns75.What is customer
table, transaction table, and Receipt table in AR.
Ans
Module
|
Customer Table
|
Transaction Table
|
||
AR
|
HZ_CUST_PROFILE_CLASS
HZ_CUST_PROF_CLASS_AMTS
HZ_CUSTOMERS_PROFILES
HZ_CUST_PROFILE_AMTS
HZ_CUST_ACCOUNTS
HZ_CUST_ACCT_SITES_ALL
HZ_CUST_CONTACT_POINTS
HZ_CUST_ACCT_RELATES_ALL
HZ_CUST_SITES_USES_ALL
|
RA_CUTOMER_TRX_ALL
RA_CUSTOMER_TRX_LINES_ALL
RA_CUST_TRX_TYPES_ALL
RA_CUST_TRX_LINE_SALESREPS_ALL |
||
RECEIPT Table
|
AR_CASH_RECEIPTS_ALL
AR_RECEIPT_METHOD
AR_CASH_RECEIPT_HISTORY_ALL
AR_INTERIM_CASH_RECEIPT_ALL
|
Qns76: What is Custom-Library.
Ans76: The custom
library allows extension of oracle application without modification
of oracle application
code. U can use the custom library for customization Such as zoom (moving
to another form), enforcing business rule (for example Vendor name must be in
uppercase letters) and disabling field that do not apply for your site.
Custom library is placed
in AU_TOP / resource directory.
Event
Passed to Custom-Library:
1). WHEN_FORM_NAVIGATE
2). WHEN_NEW_FORM_INSTANCE
3). WHEN_NEW_BLOCK_INSTANCE
4). WHEN_NEW_RECORD_INSTANCE
5). WHEN_NEW_ITEM_INSTANCE.
Qns78: What is the
Component of alerts.
Ans78: 1. Message
2. SQL SCRIPT
3. Operating system script
4. Concurrent request.
Qns79: What is
difference between charge back and adjustment?
Ans79:
CHARGEBACK
|
ADJUSTMENT
|
A new debit item that
u assign to your customer closing an existing, outstanding debit item.
|
A receivable feature
that allows u to increase or decrease the amount due of your invoice, debit
memos, charge back.
|
Qns80: What are
types of invoice?
Ans80:
TYPES OF INVOICES
|
NINE Type:
Standard
Credit memo
Debit memo
Expense Report
PO default
Prepayment
Quick match
Withholding tax
Mixed
|
Qns81: What are sub
modules in Financials?
Ans81:
Sub module in
Financials
|
GL
AP AR FA CM (cash management) Financial Analyzer |
Qns82: Concept of
Multiorganisation, Explain?
Ans82: Multi
organization allows u to setup multiple legal entities within a single
installation of oracle applications.
ARCHITECTURE OF
MULTIPLE ORGANISATIONS
SET OF BOOKS: Within one
set of books u may define one or more legal entities.
LEGAL ENTITY: each legal
entity has its own employer tax identification number.
And prepare its own tax
forms. Each legal entity has its own Tax forms. Each legal entity has its own
set of federal tax rule, State tax rule and local tax rule. Legal entities
consist of one or More operating units.
OPERATING UNIT:
operating units’ represents buying and selling units with in your
Organization. Oracle
order Entry, Oracle receivables, Oracle Purchasing,
And
Oracle Payables.
INVENTORY
ORGANIZATION: an Inventory organization is a unit that has
inventory
transactions. Possibly
manufactures and or distribute products.
Qns83: How will u attach
SOB?
Ans83: STEP1: Create a
new Responsibility.
(NàsecurityàResponsibilityàDefine).
STEP2: Attach the new responsibility to an existing user.
STEP3: Defining a new Period Type.
STEP4: Defining an accounting calendar.
STEP5: Defining a set of books.
STEP6: Attach the set of books to your responsibility.(NàProfileàSystem)
STEP7: Signing on as new responsibility.
Qns84: What are key
functions provided by Oracle General Ledger?
Ans84:
Function Provided by
GL
|
General Accounting
Budgeting
Multiple Currencies
Intercompany
Accounting
Cost Accounting
Consolidation
Financial Reporting
|
Qns85: What do u means
by cost center?
Ans85: COST center gives
the information about investment and returns on different projects.
Qns86: what is Fiscal
Year.
Ans86: Any yearly
accounting Period without relationship to a calendar year.
Qns87: What is
Credit-memo?
Ans87: A document that
partially or reverse an original invoice.
Qns88: How data is
transferred from legacy system to Oracleapps table.
Ans88: A system other
than oracle apps system is called legacy System.
Qns89: What is Chart of
Accounts?
Ans89: The account
structure your organization uses to record transaction and maintain account
balances.
Qns90: What are
different types of budgets?
Ans90:
Types of Budgets
|
Operating
Capital
Master Production
Schedule
Variable
Time-Phased
|
Qns91: How others
modules are integrate through GL.
Ans91: Integration
of module With GL
Qns92: Explain Payable
Cycles
Ans92: Four steps in AP
Cycle
PAYABLE CYCLE
Four steps in Payable
Cycles:
STEP1: Enter Invoice
(this process may or may not include matching each invoice with PO).
STEP2: Approve invoice
payment.
STEP3: Select and pay
approval invoices.
STEP4: Reconcile the
payment with bank statement
Qns95: AGING BUCKETS?
A. Time periods
you define to age your debit items. Aging buckets are used in the Aging reports
to see both current and outstanding debit items. For example, you can define an
aging bucket that includes all debit items that are 1 to 30 days past due.
Payables use the aging
buckets you define for its Invoice Aging Report
Q96. CREDIT INVOICE?
A. An invoice you
receive from a supplier representing a credit amount that the supplier owes to
you. A credit invoice can represent a quantity credit or a price reduction.
Q97. CREDIT MEMO?
A document that
partially or fully reverses an original invoice.
Q98.CUTOFF DAY?
The day of the month
that determines when an invoice with proximate payment terms is due. For
example, if it is January and the cutoff day is the 10th, invoices dated before
or on January 10 are due in the next billing period; invoices dated after the
10th are due in the following period.
Q99. DEBIT INVOICE?
A. An invoice you
generate to send to a supplier representing a credit amount that the supplier
owes to you. A debit invoice can represent a quantity credit or a price
reduction.
Q100. JOURNAL ENTRY
HEADERS?
A. A method
used to group journal entries by currency and journal entry category within a
journal entry batch. When you initiate the transfer of invoices or payments to
your general ledger for posting, Payables transfers the necessary information
to create journal entry headers for the information you transfer. Journal
Import in General Ledger uses the information to create a journal entry header
for each currency and journal entry category in a journal entry batch. A
journal entry batch can have multiple journal entry headers.
Q101 What is Oracle
Financials?
Oracle Financials
products provide organizations with solutions to a wide range of long- and
short-term accounting system issues. Regardless of the size of the business,
Oracle Financials can meet accounting management demands with:
Oracle Assets: Ensures
that an organization's property and equipment investment is accurate and that
the correct asset tax accounting strategies are chosen.
Oracle General Ledger:
Offers a complete solution to journal entry, budgeting, allocations,
consolidation, and financial reporting needs.
Oracle Inventory: Helps
an organization make better inventory decisions by minimizing stock and
maximizing cash flow.
Oracle Order Entry:
Provides organizations with a sophisticated order entry system for managing
customer commitments.
Oracle Payables: Lets an
organization process more invoices with fewer staff members and tighter
controls. Helps save money through maximum discounts, bank float, and
prevention of duplicate payment.
Oracle Personnel:
Improves the management of employee- related issues by retaining and making
available every form of personnel data.
Oracle Purchasing:
Improves buying power, helps negotiate bigger discounts, eliminates paper flow,
increases financial controls, and increases productivity.
Oracle Receivables:.
Improves cash flow by letting an organization process more payments faster,
without off-line research. Helps correctly account for cash, reduce outstanding
receivables, and improve collection effectiveness.
Oracle Revenue
Accounting gives organization timely and accurate revenue and flexible
commissions reporting.
Oracle Sales Analysis:
Allows for better forecasting, planning and reporting of sales information.
The General Ledger (GL)
module is the basis for all other Oracle Financial modules. All other modules
provide information to it. If you implement Oracle Financials, you should
switch your current GL system first. GL is relatively easy to implement. You
should go live with it first to give your implementation team a chance to be
familiar with Oracle Financials.
Q103 What is MultiOrg
and what is it used for?
MultiOrg allows multiple
operating units and their relationships to be defined within a single
installation of Oracle Applications. This keeps each operating unit's
transaction data separate and secure. Use the following query to determine if
MultiOrg is intalled: Select multi_org_flag from fnd_product_groups;
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