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APPS.INV_RESERVATION_GLOBAL dependencies on STANDARD

Line 18: g_source_type_standard_cost CONSTANT NUMBER := 11;

14: g_source_type_internal_req CONSTANT NUMBER := 7 ;
15: g_source_type_internal_ord CONSTANT NUMBER := 8 ;
16: g_source_type_cycle_count CONSTANT NUMBER := 9 ;
17: g_source_type_physical_inv CONSTANT NUMBER := 10;
18: g_source_type_standard_cost CONSTANT NUMBER := 11;
19: g_source_type_rma CONSTANT NUMBER := 12;
20: g_source_type_inv CONSTANT NUMBER := 13;
21: g_source_type_req CONSTANT NUMBER := 17;
22: /**** {{ R12 Enhanced reservations code changes }}****/

Line 250: -- Coding Standard, available from

246: -- The server side reservation apis use records of mtl_reservation_rec_type as
247: -- input and/or output parameters. The attributes are initialized to
248: -- fnd_api.g_miss_xxx corresponding to their datatypes. For detail discussion
249: -- about fnd_api.g_miss_xxx, please refers to the PLSQL Business Object API
250: -- Coding Standard, available from
251: -- http://www-apps.us.oracle.com/atg/standards/codestan.html
252: -- (link API Standards Draft).
253: --
254: -- Here is a short explaination for the purpose of g_miss_xxx. We have APIs

Line 251: -- http://www-apps.us.oracle.com/atg/standards/codestan.html

247: -- input and/or output parameters. The attributes are initialized to
248: -- fnd_api.g_miss_xxx corresponding to their datatypes. For detail discussion
249: -- about fnd_api.g_miss_xxx, please refers to the PLSQL Business Object API
250: -- Coding Standard, available from
251: -- http://www-apps.us.oracle.com/atg/standards/codestan.html
252: -- (link API Standards Draft).
253: --
254: -- Here is a short explaination for the purpose of g_miss_xxx. We have APIs
255: -- such as create, update, transfer, delete reservations. When user calls

Line 252: -- (link API Standards Draft).

248: -- fnd_api.g_miss_xxx corresponding to their datatypes. For detail discussion
249: -- about fnd_api.g_miss_xxx, please refers to the PLSQL Business Object API
250: -- Coding Standard, available from
251: -- http://www-apps.us.oracle.com/atg/standards/codestan.html
252: -- (link API Standards Draft).
253: --
254: -- Here is a short explaination for the purpose of g_miss_xxx. We have APIs
255: -- such as create, update, transfer, delete reservations. When user calls
256: -- create_reservation, he/she needs to pass all information needed to the api.