1 PACKAGE FA_GCCID_PKG as
2 /* $Header: FAFBGCS.pls 120.3 2005/07/28 00:15:26 tkawamur ship $tpershad ship */
3
4 global_concat_segs varchar2(2000);
5 fafb_accts FA_FLEX_TYPE.fafb_acct_tab_type;
6
7
8 -- BUG# 2215671: this should only be set from FAPOST
9 -- where the book and period remain constant. To cache this
10 -- for normal transactions (even mass would require some more
11 -- work, since transactions could occur accross multiple
12 -- books in any given session (format = DD/MM/YYYY)
13
14 G_validation_date varchar2(10);
15
16 /*
17 --------------------------------------------------------------------------
18 *
19 * Name fafb_load_functions
20 *
21 *
22 * Description
23 * Load the Statuc function name into PL/SQL Table
24 *
25 * Parameters
26 * None
27 *
28 * Modifies PL/SQL Table fafb_acct_tab_type
29 *
30 * Returns
31 * True on successful retrieval. Otherwise False.
32 *
33 * Notes
34 *
35 * History
36 *
37 *--------------------------------------------------------------------------
38 */
39 FUNCTION fafb_load_functions(p_log_level_rec IN FA_API_TYPES.log_level_rec_type default null)
40 return boolean;
41
42 /*
43 --------------------------------------------------------------------------
44 *
45 * Name fafb_search_functions
46 *
47 *
48 * Description
49 * Search the PL/SQL Table for the fn_trx_code which
50 * is a passed parameter and get the corresponding
51 * type_code. This type code is concatenated to the
52 * book_type_code with a space in between to construct * a function name which is then passed to the flex
53 * builder.
54 *
55 * Parameters
56 * fin_trx_code varchar2 - type name
57 * function_code out - type_code.
58 *
59 * Modifies variable function_code
60 *
61 * Returns
62 * True on successful retrieval. Otherwise False.
63 *
64 * Notes
65 *
66 * History
67 *
68 *--------------------------------------------------------------------------
69 FUNCTION fafb_search_functions(X_fin_trx_code varchar2,
70 X_function_code out nocopy varchar2,
71 p_log_level_rec IN FA_API_TYPES.log_level_rec_type default null
72 )
73 return boolean;
74
75 /*
76 --------------------------------------------------------------------------
77 *
78 * Name fafbgcc
79 *
80 *
81 * Description
82 * It constructs the flex function name by calling
83 * search_functions and then calls the Flex builder
84 * FAFLEXB.fafb_call_flex
85 * Notes
86 *
87 * Parameters
88 * book_type_code varchar2
89 * fn_trx_code in varchar2 Financial trx code. This is
90 * used to generate the function name
91 * which is passed to flex builder
92 * dist_ccid in number - distribution ccid.
93 * acct_segval in varchar2 - Seg value for acct segment
94 * rtn_ccid out number - Generated ccid
95 *
96 * Modifies
97 *
98 * Returns
99 * True on successful retrieval. Otherwise False.
100 *
101 * History
102 *
103 *------------------------------------------------------------------
104 */
105 FUNCTION fafbgcc (X_book_type_code in fa_book_controls.book_type_code%type,
106 X_fn_trx_code in varchar2,
107 X_dist_ccid in number,
108 X_acct_segval in varchar2,
109 X_account_ccid in number,
110 X_distribution_id in number,
111 X_rtn_ccid out nocopy number,
112 p_log_level_rec IN FA_API_TYPES.log_level_rec_type default null)
113 return boolean;
114
115
116
117 /*
118 --------------------------------------------------------------------------
119 *
120 * Name fafbgcc_proc
121 *
122 *
123 * Description
124 * This procedure is used for calling from C functions
125 * Calling func fafbgcc from C program was causing some
126 * problems so this procedure was created to call
127 * from C program as a workaround only.This proc just
128 * calls fafbgcc and does nothing. In future we can
129 * remove this and then change the C program to call
130 * the func fafbgcc directly
131 * Notes
132 *
133 * Parameters
134 *
135 * Modifies
136 *
137 * Returns
138 * none
139 *
140 * History
141 *
142 *------------------------------------------------------------------
143 */
144
145 PROCEDURE fafbgcc_proc
146 (X_book_type_code in fa_book_controls.book_type_code%type,
147 X_fn_trx_code in varchar2,
148 X_dist_ccid in integer,
149 X_acct_segval in varchar2,
150 X_account_ccid in integer,
151 X_distribution_id in integer,
152 X_rtn_ccid out nocopy number,
153 X_concat_segs out nocopy varchar2,
154 X_return_value out nocopy integer,
155 p_log_level_rec IN FA_API_TYPES.log_level_rec_type default null);
156
157 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
158 /*
159 --------------------------------------------------------------------------
160 *
161 * Name get_ccid
162 *
163 *
164 * Description
165 * This function is called from fafbgcc and fafbgcc_proc
166 * This function checks to see if ccid exists in
167 * fa_distribution_accounts and also checks if ccid is
168 * valid.
169 * Notes
170 *
171 * Parameters
172 *
173 * Modifies
174 *
175 * Returns
176 * X_rtn_ccid, X_ccid_found
177 *
178 * History
179 *
180 *------------------------------------------------------------------
181 */
182
183 FUNCTION get_ccid (X_book_type_code IN VARCHAR2,
184 X_distribution_id IN NUMBER,
185 X_fn_trx_code IN VARCHAR2,
186 X_validation_date IN DATE,
187 X_ccid_found OUT NOCOPY BOOLEAN,
188 X_rtn_ccid OUT NOCOPY NUMBER,
189 p_log_level_rec IN FA_API_TYPES.log_level_rec_type default null)
190 RETURN BOOLEAN;
191
192 /*
193 --------------------------------------------------------------------------
194 *
195 * Name fafbgcc_proc_msg
196 *
197 *
198 * Description
199 * This procedure is called directly from fafbgcc (Pro*C)
200 * It retrieves the PL/SQL message stack (and count)
201 * into the variables for display in concurrent logs.
202 *
203 * Notes
204 *
205 * Parameters
206 *
207 * Modifies
208 *
209 * Returns
210 * X_mesg_count, X_mesg_string
211 *
212 * History
213 * created bridgway 05/02/01
214 *
215 *------------------------------------------------------------------
216 *
217 */
218
219
220 PROCEDURE fafbgcc_proc_msg(X_mesg_count IN OUT NOCOPY number,
221 X_mesg_string IN OUT NOCOPY VARCHAR2,
222 p_log_level_rec IN FA_API_TYPES.log_level_rec_type default null);
223
224 END FA_GCCID_PKG;
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