1 PACKAGE BSC_APPS AS
2 /* $Header: BSCAPPSS.pls 120.1 2006/02/14 13:09:25 meastmon noship $ */
3 /*===========================================================================+
4 | Copyright (c) 1999 Oracle Corporation |
5 | Redwood Shores, California, USA |
6 | All rights reserved |
7 |============================================================================|
8 |
9 | Name: BSCAPPSS.pls
10 |
11 | Description: This package contains procedures to perform APPS
12 | related calls by all BSC modules.
13 |
14 | This package have to be installed in both Enterprise and
15 | Personal versions od BSC.
16 |
17 | For Personal version, this package requires the following
18 | dummy packages:
19 | - FND_INSTALLATION (files: BSCFNDIS.pls and BSCFNDIB.pls)
20 | - AD_DDL (files: BSCADDDS.pls and BSCADDDB.pls)
21 |
22 | Before you can call any other procedure in this package, you
23 | have to call the procedure INIT_BSC_APPS of this package.
24 | This procedure initializes some global variables for example
25 | one variable that indicates the enviroment on which you are
26 | (APPS or Personal)
27 |
28 | Example:
29 |
30 | Security:
31 |
32 | History: Created By: Mauricio Eastmond Date: 04-JAN-00
33 |
34 | Srini Jandyala 27-Feb-02 Added Get_Lookup_Value() procedure for HTML UI
35 | 20-Aug-03 Adeulgao fixed bug#3008243 added 2 functions
36 | (overloaded) get_user_schema to get the schema name
37 |
38 | 19-APR-2004 PAJOHRI Bug #3541933, added a overloaded function |
39 | Do_DDL_AT |
40 +============================================================================*/
41
42 TYPE Autonomous_Statements IS Record
43 ( x_Fnd_Apps_Schema VARCHAR2(30)
44 , x_Bsc_Apps_Short_Name VARCHAR2(30)
45 , x_Statement VARCHAR2(8000)
46 , x_Object_Name VARCHAR2(100)
47 , x_Statement_Type INTEGER
48 );
49 --==============================================================
50 TYPE Autonomous_Statements_Tbl_Type IS TABLE OF Autonomous_Statements INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER;
51
52
53 -- Global variables
54 TYPE t_ddl_stmt_rec IS RECORD (
55 sql_stmt VARCHAR2(32700):= NULL,
56 stmt_type INTEGER := 0,
57 object_name VARCHAR2(100) := NULL
58 );
59
60 TYPE t_array_ddl_stmts IS TABLE OF t_ddl_stmt_rec INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER;
61
62 LOG_FILE NUMBER := 0; -- Log file
63 OUTPUT_FILE NUMBER := 1; -- Output file. Only make sense in APPS environment
64 -- In Personal, It always write in the log file.
65
66 apps_env BOOLEAN := FALSE;
67 bsc_apps_short_name VARCHAR2(30) := NULL;
68 bsc_apps_schema VARCHAR2(30) := NULL;
69 fnd_apps_short_name VARCHAR2(30) := NULL;
70 fnd_apps_schema VARCHAR2(30) := NULL;
71 bsc_appl_id NUMBER;
72 apps_user_id NUMBER;
73 bsc_mv BOOLEAN := FALSE;
74
75 bsc_storage_clause VARCHAR2(250) := ' '; -- Storage clause used when creating tables and indexes
76 bsc_tablespace_clause_tbl VARCHAR2(250) := ' '; -- Tablespace clause used when creating tables
77 bsc_tablespace_clause_idx VARCHAR2(250) := ' '; -- Tablespace clause used when creating indexes
78
79 fnd_global_user_id NUMBER := FND_GLOBAL.USER_ID;
80
81 -- Tablespace types
82 dimension_table_tbs_type VARCHAR2(20) := 'DIMENSION_TABLE';
83 dimension_index_tbs_type VARCHAR2(20) := 'DIMENSION_INDEX';
84 input_table_tbs_type VARCHAR2(20) := 'INPUT_TABLE';
85 input_index_tbs_type VARCHAR2(20) := 'INPUT_INDEX';
86 base_table_tbs_type VARCHAR2(20) := 'BASE_TABLE';
87 base_index_tbs_type VARCHAR2(20) := 'BASE_INDEX';
88 summary_table_tbs_type VARCHAR2(20) := 'SUMMARY_TABLE';
89 summary_index_tbs_type VARCHAR2(20) := 'SUMMARY_INDEX';
90 other_table_tbs_type VARCHAR2(20) := 'OTHER_TABLE';
91 other_index_tbs_type VARCHAR2(20) := 'OTHER_INDEX';
92
93 -- Tablespace names
94 dimension_table_tbs_name VARCHAR2(80) := NULL;
95 dimension_index_tbs_name VARCHAR2(80) := NULL;
96 input_table_tbs_name VARCHAR2(80) := NULL;
97 input_index_tbs_name VARCHAR2(80) := NULL;
98 base_table_tbs_name VARCHAR2(80) := NULL;
99 base_index_tbs_name VARCHAR2(80) := NULL;
100 summary_table_tbs_name VARCHAR2(80) := NULL;
101 summary_index_tbs_name VARCHAR2(80) := NULL;
102 other_table_tbs_name VARCHAR2(80) := NULL;
103 other_index_tbs_name VARCHAR2(80) := NULL;
104
105 /*===========================================================================+
106 |
107 | Name: Add_Value_Big_In_Cond
108 |
109 | Description: Insert the given value into the temporary table of big
110 | 'in' conditions for the given variable_id.
111 |
112 | Parameters: x_variable_id variable id.
113 | x_value value
114 |
115 +============================================================================*/
116 PROCEDURE Add_Value_Big_In_Cond(
117 x_variable_id IN NUMBER,
118 x_value IN NUMBER
119 );
120
121 /*===========================================================================+
122 |
123 | Name: Add_Value_Big_In_Cond
124 |
125 | Description: Insert the given value into the temporary table of big
126 | 'in' conditions for the given variable_id.
127 |
128 | Parameters: x_variable_id variable id.
129 | x_value value
130 |
131 +============================================================================*/
132 PROCEDURE Add_Value_Big_In_Cond(
133 x_variable_id IN NUMBER,
134 x_value IN VARCHAR2
135 );
136
137 /*===========================================================================+
138 |
139 | Name: Apps_Initialize_VB
140 |
141 | Description: Based on the responsibility, initialize the application.
142 | This procedure is to be called from a VB program.
143 | If there is an error, the procedure inserts the error
144 | message in BSC_MESSAGE_LOGS table.
145 |
146 | Parameters: x_user_id User id.
147 | x_resp_id Responsibility id
148 |
149 +============================================================================*/
150 PROCEDURE Apps_Initialize_VB(
151 x_user_id IN NUMBER,
152 x_resp_id IN NUMBER
153 );
154
155
156 /*===========================================================================+
157 |
158 | Name: CheckError
159 |
160 | Description: Check if there is an error in BSC_MESSAGE_LOGS registered
161 | by the given functoin name.
162 |
163 | Parameters: x_calling_function Nae of the function/procedure
164 |
165 +============================================================================*/
166 FUNCTION CheckError (
167 x_calling_function IN VARCHAR2
168 ) RETURN BOOLEAN;
169
170
171 /*===========================================================================+
172 |
173 | Name: Do_DDL
174 |
175 | Description: Execute the given DDL statement.
176 | If the environment is APPS it uses AD_DDL.DO_DDL procedure
177 | who execute the statement in the proper schema. Additionally
178 | creates a grant/synonym to APPS schema if it is necessary.
179 | Otherwise the statement is execute in the current schema.
180 |
181 | Parameters: x_statement DDL statement. This is the only parameter
182 | for Personal environment.
183 | x_statement_type One of the folowing macros:
184 | ad_ddl.alter_sequence
185 | ad_ddl.alter_table
186 | ad_ddl.alter_trigger
187 | ad_ddl.alter_view
188 | ad_ddl.create_index
189 | ad_ddl.create_sequence
190 | ad_ddl.create_synonym
191 | ad_ddl.create_table
192 | ad_ddl.create_trigger
193 | ad_ddl.create_view
194 | ad_ddl.drop_index
195 | ad_ddl.drop_sequence
196 | ad_ddl.drop_synonym
197 | ad_ddl.drop_table
198 | ad_ddl.drop_trigger
199 | ad_ddl.drop_view
200 | ad_ddl.truncate_table
201 | x_object_name The name of the object you are affecting
202 |
203 | Notes: This procedure propagate any oracle error that is encountered.
204 |
205 +============================================================================*/
206 PROCEDURE Do_DDL(
207 x_statement IN VARCHAR2,
208 x_statement_type IN INTEGER := 0,
209 x_object_name IN VARCHAR2 := NULL
210 );
211
212
213 /*===========================================================================+
214 |
215 | Name: Do_DDL_AT
216 |
217 | Description: Execute the given DDL statement within an
218 | AUTOMOMOUS TRANSACTION. This means that the implicit
219 | commit executed by the ddl do not commit the
220 | transaction that caller is executing.
221 +============================================================================*/
222 PROCEDURE Do_DDL_AT(
223 x_statement IN VARCHAR2,
224 x_statement_type IN INTEGER := 0,
225 x_object_name IN VARCHAR2 := NULL,
226 x_fnd_apps_schema IN VARCHAR2,
227 x_bsc_apps_short_name IN VARCHAR2
228 );
229
230
231 /*===========================================================================+
232 |
233 | Name: Do_DDL_VB
234 |
235 | Description: Execute the given DDL statement.
236 | This procedure is for VB clients. It calls DO_DDL procedure
237 | and inserts any error in BSC_MESSAGE_LOGS table.
238 |
239 | Parameters: x_statement DDL statement. This is the only parameter
240 | for Personal environment.
241 | x_statement_type One of the folowing macros:
242 | ad_ddl.alter_sequence
243 | ad_ddl.alter_table
244 | ad_ddl.alter_trigger
245 | ad_ddl.alter_view
246 | ad_ddl.create_index
247 | ad_ddl.create_sequence
248 | ad_ddl.create_synonym
249 | ad_ddl.create_table
250 | ad_ddl.create_trigger
251 | ad_ddl.create_view
252 | ad_ddl.drop_index
253 | ad_ddl.drop_sequence
254 | ad_ddl.drop_synonym
255 | ad_ddl.drop_table
256 | ad_ddl.drop_trigger
257 | ad_ddl.drop_view
258 | ad_ddl.truncate_table
259 | x_object_name The name of the object you are affecting
260 |
261 +============================================================================*/
262 PROCEDURE Do_DDL_VB(
263 x_statement IN VARCHAR2,
264 x_statement_type IN INTEGER := 0,
265 x_object_name IN VARCHAR2 := NULL
266 );
267
268
269 /*===========================================================================+
270 |
271 | Name: Execute_DDL
272 |
273 | Description: Execute the given DDL statement in current squema.
274 |
275 | Parameters: x_statement DDL statement.
276 |
277 +============================================================================*/
278 PROCEDURE Execute_DDL(
279 x_statement IN VARCHAR2
280 );
281
282
283 /*===========================================================================+
284 |
285 | Name: Execute_DDL_Stmts_AT
286 |
287 | Description: Execute the given DDL statements. It uses DO_DDL_AT
288 | (autonomous transaction)
289 |
290 +============================================================================*/
291 PROCEDURE Execute_DDL_Stmts_AT(
292 x_array_ddl_stmts IN t_array_ddl_stmts,
293 x_num_ddl_stmts IN NUMBER,
294 x_fnd_apps_schema IN VARCHAR2,
295 x_bsc_apps_short_name IN VARCHAR2
296 );
297
298
299 /*===========================================================================+
300 |
301 | Name: Execute_Immediate
302 |
303 | Description: Execute the given sql statmentent
304 |
305 | Parameters: x_sql - sql statement
306 |
307 | Notes:
308 |
309 +============================================================================*/
310 PROCEDURE Execute_Immediate(
311 x_sql IN VARCHAR2
312 );
313
314
315 /*===========================================================================+
316 |
317 | Name: Get_Lookup_Value
318 |
319 | Description: This function returns the LOOKUP value of the given
320 | LOOKUP type and LOOKUP code
321 |
322 | Notes:
323 |
324 +============================================================================*/
325 FUNCTION Get_Lookup_Value(
326 x_lookup_type IN VARCHAR2,
327 x_lookup_code IN VARCHAR2
328 ) RETURN VARCHAR2;
329
330
331 /*===========================================================================+
332 |
333 | Name: Get_Lookup_Value
334 |
335 | Description: This procedure returns the LOOKUP value of the given
336 | LOOKUP type and LOOKUP code in x_meaning out NOCOPY parameter
337 |
338 | Notes:
339 |
340 +============================================================================*/
341 PROCEDURE Get_Lookup_Value(
342 x_lookup_type in varchar2,
343 x_lookup_code in varchar2,
344 x_meaning out NOCOPY varchar2 );
345
346
347 /*===========================================================================+
348 |
349 | Name: Get_Message
350 |
351 | Description: This function returns the translated message
352 | of the given message code
353 |
354 | Notes:
355 |
356 +============================================================================*/
357 FUNCTION Get_Message(
358 x_message_name IN VARCHAR2
359 ) RETURN VARCHAR2;
360
361
362 /*===========================================================================+
363 |
364 | Name: Get_New_Big_In_Cond_Number
365 |
366 | Description: Clean values for the given variable_id and return a 'IN'
367 | condition string.
368 |
369 | Parameters: x_variable_id variable id.
370 | x_column_name column name (left part of the condition)
371 |
372 +============================================================================*/
373 FUNCTION Get_New_Big_In_Cond_Number(
374 x_variable_id IN NUMBER,
375 x_column_name IN VARCHAR2
376 ) RETURN VARCHAR2;
377
378
379 /*===========================================================================+
380 |
381 | Name: Get_New_Big_In_Cond_Varchar2
382 |
383 | Description: Clean values for the given variable_id and return a 'IN'
384 | condition string.
385 |
389 +============================================================================*/
386 | Parameters: x_variable_id variable id.
387 | x_column_name column name (left part of the condition)
388 |
390 FUNCTION Get_New_Big_In_Cond_Varchar2(
391 x_variable_id IN NUMBER,
392 x_column_name IN VARCHAR2
393 ) RETURN VARCHAR2;
394
395
396 /*===========================================================================+
397 |
398 | Name: Get_New_Big_In_Cond_Varchar2NU
399 |
400 | Description: Clean values for the given variable_id and return a 'IN'
401 | condition string.
402 |
403 | Parameters: x_variable_id variable id.
404 | x_column_name column name (left part of the condition)
405 |
406 +============================================================================*/
407 FUNCTION Get_New_Big_In_Cond_Varchar2NU(
408 x_variable_id IN NUMBER,
409 x_column_name IN VARCHAR2
410 ) RETURN VARCHAR2;
411
412
413 /*===========================================================================+
414 |
415 | Name: Get_Property_Value
416 |
417 | Description: Given a list of pairs <property_name>=<property_value>
418 | separated by '&', this function returns the property_value
419 | of the given property_name. If the property does not exists
420 | in the list, it returns NULL.
421 +============================================================================*/
422 FUNCTION Get_Property_Value(
423 p_property_list IN VARCHAR2,
424 p_property_name IN VARCHAR2
425 ) RETURN VARCHAR2;
426 PRAGMA RESTRICT_REFERENCES(Get_Property_Value, WNDS);
427
428
429 /*===========================================================================+
430 |
431 | Name: Set_Property_Value
432 |
433 | Description: Given a list of pairs <property_name>=<property_value>
434 | separated by '&', this function add/replace the list
435 | with the given <property_name>=<property_value>
436 +============================================================================*/
437 FUNCTION Set_Property_Value(
438 p_property_list IN VARCHAR2,
439 p_property_name IN VARCHAR2,
440 p_property_value IN VARCHAR2
441 ) RETURN VARCHAR2;
442 PRAGMA RESTRICT_REFERENCES(Set_Property_Value, WNDS);
443
444
445 /*===========================================================================+
446 |
447 | Name: Get_Request_Status_VB
448 |
449 | Description: This function returns in BSC_MESSAGE_LOGS the status
450 | of the concurrent request to be read by VB Loader
451 +============================================================================*/
452 PROCEDURE Get_Request_Status_VB(
453 x_request_id IN NUMBER
454 );
455
456
457 /*===========================================================================+
458 |
459 | Name: Get_Storage_Clause
460 |
461 | Description: This function returns the storage clause that needs
462 | to be used when creating tables or indexes.
463 +============================================================================*/
464 FUNCTION Get_Storage_Clause RETURN VARCHAR2;
465 PRAGMA RESTRICT_REFERENCES(Get_Storage_Clause, WNDS);
466
467
468 /*===========================================================================+
469 |
470 | Name: Get_Tablespace_Clause_Tbl
471 |
472 | Description: This function returns the tablespace clause that needs
473 | to be used when creating tables.
474 +============================================================================*/
475 FUNCTION Get_Tablespace_Clause_Tbl RETURN VARCHAR2;
476 PRAGMA RESTRICT_REFERENCES(Get_Tablespace_Clause_Tbl, WNDS);
477
478
479 /*===========================================================================+
480 |
481 | Name: Get_Tablespace_Clause_Idx
482 |
483 | Description: This function returns the tablespace clause that needs
484 | to be used when creating indexes.
485 +============================================================================*/
486 FUNCTION Get_Tablespace_Clause_Idx RETURN VARCHAR2;
487 PRAGMA RESTRICT_REFERENCES(Get_Tablespace_Clause_Idx, WNDS);
488
489
490 /*===========================================================================+
491 |
492 | Name: Get_Tablespace_Name
493 |
494 | Description: This function returns the tablespace name according to the
495 | new tablespace clasiffication
496 |
497 | Parameter:
498 | x_tablespace_type IN VARCHAR2
499 | Pass one the following values:
500 | - BSC_APPS.dimension_table_tbs_type
501 | - BSC_APPS.dimension_index_tbs_type
502 | - BSC_APPS.input_table_tbs_type
503 | - BSC_APPS.input_index_tbs_type
504 | - BSC_APPS.base_table_tbs_type
505 | - BSC_APPS.base_index_tbs_type
506 | - BSC_APPS.summary_table_tbs_type
507 | - BSC_APPS.summary_index_tbs_type
508 +============================================================================*/
512
509 FUNCTION Get_Tablespace_Name (
510 x_tablespace_type IN VARCHAR2
511 ) RETURN VARCHAR2;
513
514 /*===========================================================================+
515 |
516 | Name: Init_Big_In_Cond_Table
517 |
518 | Description: This function creates temporal table BSC_TMP_BIG_IN_COND
519 | if it does not exist in the database and delete any record
520 | for the current session.
521 +============================================================================*/
522 PROCEDURE Init_Big_In_Cond_Table;
523
524
525 /*===========================================================================+
526 |
527 | Name: Init_Bsc_Apps
528 |
529 | Description: Initialize global variables:
530 | apps_env TRUE The environment is APPS
531 | FALSE The environment is Personal
532 | bsc_apps_schema Name of BSC schema in APPS
533 |
534 |
535 | Notes: You must call this procedure before call aby other BSC_APPS package
536 | procedure.
537 |
538 +============================================================================*/
539 PROCEDURE Init_Bsc_Apps;
540
541
542 /*===========================================================================+
543 |
544 | Name: Init_Log_File
545 |
546 | Description: This function creates the log file. Additionally,
547 | write the standard header to the log file.
548 |
549 | The log file directory must be in the variable
550 | UTL_FILE_DIR of INIT table.
551 |
552 | Initialize package variables:
553 | g_log_file_name - Log file name
554 | g_log_file_dir - Lof file directory.
555 |
556 | Returns: If any error ocurrs, this function write the error message
557 | in the parameter x_msg_error and return FALSE. Otherwise return
558 | TRUE.
559 |
560 | Notes:
561 |
562 +============================================================================*/
563 FUNCTION Init_Log_File (
564 x_log_file_name IN VARCHAR2,
565 x_error_msg OUT NOCOPY VARCHAR2
566 ) RETURN BOOLEAN;
567
568
569 /*===========================================================================+
570 |
571 | Name: Log_File_Dir
572 |
573 | Description: This function returns the log file directory
574 |
575 | Notes:
576 |
577 +============================================================================*/
578 FUNCTION Log_File_Dir RETURN VARCHAR2;
579
580
581 /*===========================================================================+
582 |
583 | Name: Log_File_Name
584 |
585 | Description: This function returns the log file name
586 |
587 | Notes:
588 |
589 +============================================================================*/
590 FUNCTION Log_File_Name RETURN VARCHAR2;
591
592
593 /*===========================================================================+
594 |
595 | Name: Object_Exists
596 |
597 | Description: Checks whether the specific object exists in the
598 | database.
599 |
600 | Parameters: x_object - object name.
601 |
602 | Returns: TRUE - Object exists in the database.
603 | FALSE - Object does not exist in the database.
604 |
605 | Notes:
606 |
607 +============================================================================*/
608 FUNCTION Object_Exists(
609 x_object IN VARCHAR2
610 ) RETURN BOOLEAN;
611
612
613 /*===========================================================================+
614 |
615 | Name: Replace_Token
616 |
617 | Description: This function returns the message replacin the given token.
618 |
619 | Notes:
620 |
621 +============================================================================*/
622 FUNCTION Replace_Token(
623 x_message IN VARCHAR2,
624 x_token_name IN VARCHAR2,
625 x_token_value IN VARCHAR2
626 ) RETURN VARCHAR2;
627
628
629 /*===========================================================================+
630 |
631 | Name: Submit_Request_VB
632 |
633 | Description: This procedure submits a request for concurrent program.
634 | This procedure is to be called from a VB program.
635 | It inserts the request_id in BSC_MESSAGE_LOGS table
636 | (type = 3, information) to VB program be able to get it.
637 | If there is an error, the procedure inserts the error
638 | message in BSC_MESSAGE_LOGS table.
639 |
640 | Parameters: x_program Name of the concurrent program for which
641 | the request should be submitted.
642 | x_start_time Time at which the request should start
643 | running.
644 | x_argument1
645 | ...
646 | x_argument20
647 |
648 +============================================================================*/
649 PROCEDURE Submit_Request_VB(
650 x_program IN VARCHAR2,
651 x_start_time IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
652 x_argument1 IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
656 x_argument5 IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
653 x_argument2 IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
654 x_argument3 IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
655 x_argument4 IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
657 x_argument6 IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
658 x_argument7 IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
659 x_argument8 IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
660 x_argument9 IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
661 x_argument10 IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
662 x_argument11 IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
663 x_argument12 IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
664 x_argument13 IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
665 x_argument14 IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
666 x_argument15 IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
667 x_argument16 IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
668 x_argument17 IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
669 x_argument18 IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
670 x_argument19 IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
671 x_argument20 IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
672 );
673
674
675 /*===========================================================================+
676 |
677 | Name: Index_Exists
678 |
679 | Description: Checks whether the specific index exists in the
680 | database.
681 |
682 | Parameters: x_index - index name.
683 |
684 | Returns: TRUE - Index exists in the database.
685 | FALSE - Index does not exist in the database.
686 |
687 | Notes:
688 |
689 +============================================================================*/
690 FUNCTION Index_Exists(
691 x_index IN VARCHAR2
692 ) RETURN BOOLEAN;
693
694
695 /*===========================================================================+
696 |
697 | Name: Table_Exists
698 |
699 | Description: Checks whether the specific table exists in the
700 | database.
701 |
702 | Parameters: x_table - table name.
703 |
704 | Returns: TRUE - Table exists in the database.
705 | FALSE - Table does not exist in the database.
706 |
707 | Notes:
708 |
709 +============================================================================*/
710 FUNCTION Table_Exists(
711 x_table IN VARCHAR2
712 ) RETURN BOOLEAN;
713
714
715 /*===========================================================================+
716 |
717 | Name: View_Exists
718 |
719 | Description: Checks whether the specific view exists in the
720 | database.
721 |
722 | Parameters: x_view - view name.
723 |
724 | Returns: TRUE - View exists in the database.
725 | FALSE - View does not exist in the database.
726 |
727 | Notes:
728 |
729 +============================================================================*/
730 FUNCTION View_Exists(
731 x_view IN VARCHAR2
732 ) RETURN BOOLEAN;
733
734
735 /*===========================================================================+
736 |
737 | Name: Wait_For_Request_VB
738 |
739 | Description: This procedure waits for request completion.
740 | This procedure is to be called from a VB program.
741 | If there is an error, the procedure inserts the error
742 | message in BSC_MESSAGE_LOGS table.
743 |
744 | Parameters: x_request_id The request ID of the request to wait on.
745 |
746 +============================================================================*/
747 PROCEDURE Wait_For_Request_VB(
748 x_request_id IN NUMBER,
749 x_interval IN NUMBER,
750 x_max_wait IN NUMBER
751 );
752
753
754 /*===========================================================================+
755 |
756 | Name: Write_Errors_To_Log
757 |
758 | Description: This procedure writes the messages that are in
759 | BSC_MESSAGE_LOGS table corresponding to the current session
760 | id, into the log file.
761 |
762 | If the log file is not initialized then this procedure
763 | doesn't do anything. This is not an error.
764 |
765 | Notes:
766 |
767 +============================================================================*/
768 PROCEDURE Write_Errors_To_Log;
769
770
771 /*===========================================================================+
772 |
773 | Name: Write_Line_Log
774 |
775 | Description: This procedure write the given string into the log file
776 |
777 | If the log file is not initialized then this procedure
778 | doesn't do anything. This is not an error.
779 |
780 | Notes:
781 |
785 x_which IN NUMBER
782 +============================================================================*/
783 PROCEDURE Write_Line_Log (
784 x_line IN VARCHAR2,
786 );
787 /*===========================================================================+
788 | Name: IS_BSC_USER_VALID
789 |
790 | Description: This fucntion return 1, if the user_id is a Valid BSc user.
791 | It means that has BSC responsibility and the resp. is between
792 | start and end date
793 | Notes:
794 +============================================================================*/
795 FUNCTION IS_BSC_USER_VALID(
796 X_USER_ID in NUMBER) RETURN NUMBER;
797
798 /*===========================================================================+
799 | Name: Is_Bsc_Design_User_Valid
800 |
801 | Description: This function return 1, if the user_id is a Valid BSC design user.
802 | It means that user has BSC Manager and Performnace Management Designer
803 | and the resp. is between start and end date
804 | Notes:
805 |
806 +============================================================================*/
807 FUNCTION Is_Bsc_Design_User_Valid (
808 x_User_Id IN NUMBER) RETURN NUMBER;
809
810 /*===========================================================================+
811 | Name: GET_USER_FULL_NAME
812 |
813 | Description: This fucntion return teh full name of the user from
814 | per_all_people_f table
815 | Notes:
816 +============================================================================*/
817 FUNCTION GET_USER_FULL_NAME(
818 X_USER_ID in NUMBER) RETURN VARCHAR2;
819
820 /*===========================================================================+
821 | Name: get_user_schema
822 |
823 | Description: The fuction return the BSC schema name
824 |
825 | Notes:
826 +============================================================================*/
827 FUNCTION get_user_schema
828 RETURN VARCHAR2;
829
830 /*===========================================================================+
831 | Name: get_user_schema ( over loaded)
832 |
833 | Description: The function return the schema name for the application
834 | short name passed
835 | Notes:
836 +============================================================================*/
837
838 FUNCTION get_user_schema (p_app_short_name IN varchar2)
839 RETURN VARCHAR2;
840
841 /*===========================================================================+
842 | PROCEDURE Do_DDL_AT, use to execute multiple statments under single
843 | Autonomous Transaction.
844 +============================================================================*/
845
846
847 PROCEDURE Do_DDL_AT(
848 x_Statements_Tbl IN BSC_APPS.Autonomous_Statements_Tbl_Type
849 );
850
851 /*===========================================================================+
852 | FUNCTION Get_Bsc_Message
853 +============================================================================*/
854 FUNCTION Get_Bsc_Message
855 ( p_Message_Name IN VARCHAR2,
856 p_Token_Names IN VARCHAR2,
857 p_Lookup_Codes IN VARCHAR2,
858 p_Lookup_Types IN VARCHAR2
859 ) RETURN VARCHAR2;
860
861 END BSC_APPS;
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