1 PACKAGE ARP_STANDARD AS
2 /* $Header: ARPLSTDS.pls 120.4 2003/10/22 20:53:30 mraymond ship $ */
3
4 /*-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
5 | |
6 | PUBLIC CONSTANTS |
7 | |
8 +-------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
9
10 MAX_END_DATE date := to_date( '31-12-2199', 'DD-MM-YYYY');
11 MIN_START_DATE date := to_date( '01-01-1900', 'DD-MM-YYYY');
12 AR_ERROR_NUMBER constant number := -20000;
13
14 /*-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
15 | |
16 | PUBLIC TYPES |
17 | |
18 +-------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
19
20 TYPE PROFILE_TYPE IS RECORD
21 (
22 PROGRAM_APPLICATION_ID NUMBER := 0,
23 PROGRAM_ID NUMBER := 0,
24 REQUEST_ID NUMBER := 0,
25 USER_ID NUMBER := 0,
26 LAST_UPDATE_LOGIN NUMBER := 0,
27 LANGUAGE_ID NUMBER := 0,
28 LANGUAGE_CODE VARCHAR2(50) := NULL
29 );
30
31 /*-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
32 | |
33 | Data type: PRV_MESSAGE_TYPE, |
34 | Procedure calls to fnd_message store each of the parameters passed so |
35 | that a calling PL/SQL block can access the same message and tokens |
36 | and determine the processing steps required. |
37 | |
38 +-------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
39
40 TYPE PRV_MESSAGE_TYPE IS RECORD
41 (
42 name varchar2(30),
43 t1 varchar2(240),
44 v1 varchar2(240),
45 t2 varchar2(240),
46 v2 varchar2(240),
47 t3 varchar2(240),
48 v3 varchar2(240),
49 t4 varchar2(240),
50 v4 varchar2(240)
51 );
52
53 /*-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
54 | |
55 | PUBLIC VARIABLES |
56 | |
57 +-------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
58
59
60 sysparm AR_SYSTEM_PARAMETERS%ROWTYPE;
61
62 profile PROFILE_TYPE;
63 previous_msg PRV_MESSAGE_TYPE;
64
65 application_id NUMBER;
66 gl_application_id NUMBER;
67 gl_chart_of_accounts_id NUMBER;
68 SEQUENCE_OFFSET NUMBER := 0;
69 g_msg_module VARCHAR2(256);
70
71 /*-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
72 | |
73 | PUBLIC FUNCTIONS |
74 | |
75 +-------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
76
77
78
79 /*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*
80 | PUBLIC FUNCTION |
81 | get_next_word( list in out, value out NOCOPY ) return boolean |
82 | |
83 | DESCRIPTION |
84 | Given an input list of 'words' this routine will extract the first |
85 | word from the list and set the output parameter "value" to this word. |
86 | Returns false when the list is empty. |
87 | |
88 | REQUIRES |
89 | list of words, separated by space characters, eg: |
90 | COUNTY STATE COUNTY CITY |
91 | |
92 | MODIFIES |
93 | list - Each time a word is found, it is taken off this list. |
94 | value - Next word on list or null if list was empty. |
95 | |
96 | RETURNS |
97 | TRUE - The output parameter value is not null |
98 | FALSE - The input list was empty, and no word could be found. |
99 | |
100 | NOTES |
101 | Was originally written as part of the package: arp_flex but has been |
102 | moved to arp_standard( public function ) so that it can be used in |
103 | all software. |
104 | |
105 | HISTORY |
106 | 2/11/93 Nigel Smith Created |
107 | |
108 *----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
109
110 function get_next_word( list in out NOCOPY varchar2, value in out NOCOPY varchar2 ) return boolean ;
111
112
113 /*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*
114 | PUBLIC FUNCTION |
115 | ceil (in date ) return date |
116 | |
117 | DESCRIPTION |
118 | Rounds any given date to the last second before midnight of that night |
119 | usefull in ensuring any given date is between trunc(start) and ceil(max)|
120 | |
121 | |
122 | REQUIRES |
123 | d - Any date and time value |
124 | |
125 | RETURNS |
126 | Date set to DD-MON-YYYY 23:59:59 |
127 | |
128 | EXCEPTIONS RAISED |
129 | |
130 | KNOWN BUGS |
131 | |
132 | NOTES |
133 | |
134 | HISTORY |
135 | 2/11/93 Nigel Smith Created |
136 | |
137 *----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
138
139
140 function ceil( d in date ) return date;
141
142 /*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*
143 | PUBLIC FUNCTIONS |
144 | Bit Wise Operations |
145 | |
146 | DESCRIPTION |
147 | Provides support for bitwise operations within PL/SQL, useful for |
148 | control flags etc. |
149 | |
150 | |
151 | FUNCTIONS |
152 | even( n ) -- Returns true if n is even |
153 | odd( n ) -- Returns true if n is odd |
154 | set_flag -- Sets a given flag in the options variable |
155 | clear_flag -- Clears a given flag from the options variable |
156 | check_flag -- Returns true if a given flag is set |
157 | |
158 | KNOWN BUGS |
159 | All flags must be powers of 10. |
160 | |
161 | NOTES |
162 | |
163 | HISTORY |
164 | 2/11/93 Nigel Smith Created |
165 | |
166 *----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
167
168 function even( n in number ) return boolean ;
169 function odd( n in number ) return boolean ;
170 function check_flag( options in number, flag in number ) return boolean ;
171 procedure clear_flag( options in out NOCOPY number, flag in number ) ;
172 procedure set_flag( options in out NOCOPY number, flag in number ) ;
173
174
175
176 /*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*
177 | PUBLIC FUNCTION |
178 | fnd_message |
179 | |
180 | DESCRIPTION |
181 | Interfaces with AOL's message dictionary |
182 | |
183 | Called as a function, it returns the message text with any tokens |
184 | expanded to the passed token values. |
185 | |
186 | Called as a procedure, it raises an oracle error ( -20000 ) and the |
187 | message number, text with expanded tokens for the passed message name |
188 | |
189 | REQUIRES |
190 | Message Name - Message dictionary name |
191 | TOKEN, VALUE - Up to four pairs of token, values |
192 | |
193 | RETURNS |
194 | Expanded message text, or if called as a procedure an oracle error |
195 | |
196 | EXCEPTIONS RAISED |
197 | |
198 | KNOWN BUGS |
199 | application_id is currently held in package ar, should be in AOL |
200 | |
201 | NOTES |
202 | |
203 | HISTORY |
204 | 2/11/93 Nigel Smith Created |
205 | |
206 *----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
207
208
209 function fnd_message( md_options in number ) return varchar2;
210 function fnd_message return varchar2;
211
212 function previous_message( md_options in number ) return varchar2 ;
213 function previous_message return varchar2 ;
214
215 function fnd_message( msg_name in varchar2 ) return varchar2;
216
217 function fnd_message( msg_name in varchar2, T1 in varchar2, V1 in varchar2 )
218 return varchar2;
219
220 function fnd_message( msg_name in varchar2, T1 in varchar2, V1 in varchar2,
221 T2 in varchar2, V2 in varchar2 )
222 return varchar2;
223
224 function fnd_message( msg_name in varchar2, T1 in varchar2, V1 in varchar2,
225 T2 in varchar2, V2 in varchar2,
226 T3 in varchar2, V3 in varchar2 )
227 return varchar2;
228
229 function fnd_message( msg_name in varchar2, T1 in varchar2, V1 in varchar2,
230 T2 in varchar2, V2 in varchar2,
231 T3 in varchar2, V3 in varchar2,
232 T4 in varchar2, V4 in varchar2 )
233 return varchar2;
234
235 function fnd_message( md_options in number,
236 msg_name in varchar2 ) return varchar2;
237
238 function fnd_message( md_options in number,
239 msg_name in varchar2, T1 in varchar2, V1 in varchar2 )
240 return varchar2;
241
242 function fnd_message( md_options in number,
243 msg_name in varchar2, T1 in varchar2, V1 in varchar2,
244 T2 in varchar2, V2 in varchar2 )
245 return varchar2;
246
247 function fnd_message( md_options in number,
248 msg_name in varchar2, T1 in varchar2, V1 in varchar2,
249 T2 in varchar2, V2 in varchar2,
250 T3 in varchar2, V3 in varchar2 )
251 return varchar2;
252
253 function fnd_message( md_options in number,
254 msg_name in varchar2, T1 in varchar2, V1 in varchar2,
255 T2 in varchar2, V2 in varchar2,
256 T3 in varchar2, V3 in varchar2,
257 T4 in varchar2, V4 in varchar2 )
258 return varchar2;
259
260 /*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*
261 | PUBLIC FUNCTION |
262 | functional_amount |
263 | |
264 | DESCRIPTION |
265 | This function returns the functional amount for a given foreign amount. |
269 | Amount - the foreign amount |
266 | THe functional amount is rounded to the correct precision. |
267 | |
268 | REQUIRES |
270 | Exchange Rate - to use when converting to functional amount |
271 | one of: |
272 | Currency Code - of the functional amount |
273 | Precision - of the functional amount |
274 | minimum accountable unit - of the functional amount |
275 | |
276 | RETURNS |
277 | amount * exchange_rate to correct rounding for currency |
278 | |
279 | EXCEPTIONS RAISED |
280 | Oracle Error If Currency Code, Precision and minimum accountable |
281 | are all NULL or if Amount or Exchange Rate ar NULL |
282 | |
283 | Oracle Error If can not find information for Currency Code |
284 | supplied |
285 | |
286 | KNOWN BUGS |
287 | <none> |
288 | |
289 | NOTES |
290 | |
291 | HISTORY |
292 | 2/10/93 Martin Morris Created |
293 | |
294 *----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
295
296 FUNCTION functional_amount(amount IN NUMBER,
297 currency_code IN VARCHAR2,
298 exchange_rate IN NUMBER,
299 precision IN NUMBER,
300 min_acc_unit IN NUMBER) RETURN NUMBER ;
301
302
303 /*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*
304 | gl_date_range_open - date format in YYYYMMDD |
305 *----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
306 function gl_date_range_open( pstart_date in varchar2,
307 pend_date in varchar2 ) RETURN BOOLEAN ;
308
309
310 /*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*
311 | PUBLIC FUNCTION |
312 | ar_lookup |
313 | |
314 | DESCRIPTION |
315 | Interfaces with AR lookups, returning meaning for message type and code |
316 | |
317 | REQUIRES |
318 | lookup_type |
319 | lookup_code |
320 | |
321 | RETURNS |
322 | Meaning Lookup meaning |
323 | |
324 | EXCEPTIONS RAISED |
325 | NO_DATA_FOUND If Lookup Type/Code cannot be found |
326 | |
327 | KNOWN BUGS |
328 | |
329 | NOTES |
330 | |
331 | HISTORY |
332 | 2/11/93 Nigel Smith Created |
333 | |
334 *----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
335
336 function ar_lookup( lookup_type in varchar2, lookup_code in varchar2 )
337 return varchar2;
338
339
340 /*-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
341 | |
342 | PUBLIC FLAGS |
343 | Control flags are currently held in base 10. |
344 | |
345 +-------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
346
347 function MD_MSG_NUMBER return number ; -- Message Dictionary control
351 function MD_MSG_EXPLANATION return number ; -- Not supported yet
348 function MD_MSG_TEXT return number ; -- Options
349 function MD_MSG_NAME return number ; -- Show message name only
350 function MD_MSG_TOKENS return number ; -- Return Tokens and Values
352 function MD_MSG_FIND_NUMBER return number ; -- Use Message Number not Name
353
354 procedure gl_period_info( gl_date in date,
355 period_name out NOCOPY varchar2,
356 start_date out NOCOPY date,
357 end_date out NOCOPY date,
358 closing_status out NOCOPY varchar2,
359 period_type out NOCOPY varchar2,
360 period_year out NOCOPY number,
361 period_num out NOCOPY number,
362 quarter_num out NOCOPY number
363 );
364
365 function gl_period_name( gl_date in date ) return varchar2;
366 FUNCTION is_gl_date_valid( p_gl_date IN DATE,
367 p_trx_date IN DATE,
368 p_validation_date1 IN DATE,
369 p_validation_date2 IN DATE,
370 p_validation_date3 IN DATE,
371 p_allow_not_open_flag IN VARCHAR2,
372 p_set_of_books_id IN NUMBER,
373 p_application_id IN NUMBER,
374 p_check_period_status IN BOOLEAN DEFAULT TRUE)
375 RETURN BOOLEAN;
376
377 function validate_and_default_gl_date(
378 gl_date in date,
379 trx_date in date,
380 validation_date1 in date,
381 validation_date2 in date,
382 validation_date3 in date,
383 default_date1 in date,
384 default_date2 in date,
385 default_date3 in date,
386 p_allow_not_open_flag in varchar2,
387 p_invoicing_rule_id in varchar2,
388 p_set_of_books_id in number,
389 p_application_id in number,
390 default_gl_date out NOCOPY date,
391 defaulting_rule_used out NOCOPY varchar2,
392 error_message out NOCOPY varchar2
393 ) return boolean;
394
395
396 /*1882597
397 Added a new function default_gl_date_conc which returns the gl_date
398 to be defaulted to the concurrent programs based on sysdate */
399
400 function default_gl_date_conc return date;
401
402 /*-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
403 | |
404 | PUBLIC PROCEDURES |
405 | |
406 +-------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
407
408 /*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*
409 | PUBLIC PROCEDURE |
410 | debug - Display text message if in debug mode |
411 | enable_debug - Enable run time debugging |
412 | disable_debug - Disable run time debugging |
413 | |
414 | DESCRIPTION |
415 | Generate standard debug information sending it to dbms_output so that |
416 | the client tool can log it for the user. |
417 | |
418 | NOTE: As of 115.16 of this package, we no longer use dbms_output to
419 | route messages to log or screen. As of version 115.36, we now use
420 | FND_LOG routines to record the messages in the FND_LOG_MESSAGES table.
421 |
422 | The current version of the debug procedure works like this:
423 |
424 | arp_standard.debug('arp_util_pkg.get_value()+', --> msg text
425 | 'plsql', --> prefix (source)
426 | 'arp_util_pkg.get_value.begin', --> package name
427 | FND_LOG_LEVEL.PROCEDURE); --> FND constant
428 |
429 | Now, in reality, only the first parameter is required and the others
430 | will be defaulted or determined based on content of the message.
431 |
432 | arp_standard.debug('arp_util_pkg.get_value()+');
433 |
434 | Both of the above examples will log the following message:
435 |
436 | module := ar.plsql.arp_util_pkg.get_value.begin
437 | level := 2 (this equates to FND_LOG.LEVEL_PROCEDURE)
438 | text := 'arp_util_pkg.get_value()+'
439 |
440 | Several rules you should keep in mind...
441 | (1) I never manipulate the message text (looks just like it did before)
442 | (2) I default the source as 'plsql' in most cases.
443 | Valid values include 'resource','reports','forms','src.<subdir>'
447 | FND_LOG.LEVEL_PROCEDURE and the '.begin' or '.end'
444 | (3) I use parentheses () and +/- signs to determine the module name
445 | and log level. Only use parens to designate calls and put a +
446 | or - adjacent to the closing (right) paren to default
448 | DO NOT HAVE EXTRA SPACES WITHIN PARENS OR PROCEDURE NAMES
449 | (4) The word 'EXCEPTION' is interpreted as an
450 | FND_LOG.LEVEL_EXCEPTION message.
451 |
452 | Here are sample uses of arp_standard.debug:
453 |
454 | Typical entry/exit messages in plsql packages:
455 | arp_standard.debug('ar_rounding.correct_other_receivables()+');
456 |
457 | Inline in .pld library:
458 | arp_standard.debug('arxtwmai_folder.validate(EVENT)-','resource');
459 |
460 | Inline in pro*C:
461 | arp_standard.debug('raaiad()+', 'src.autoinv');
462 |
463 | Detail messages in plsql:
464 | arp_standard.debug('request_id = ' || l_request_id,
465 | 'plsql',
466 | 'arp_util.get_gl_date');
467 |
468 | Specific exception/error logging:
469 | arp_standard.debug('ERROR: Processed has failed',
470 | 'plsql',
471 | 'arp_trx_validate.gl_date',
472 | 'FND_LOG.LEVEL_ERROR');
473 |
474 | For most logging messages, it is sufficient to just supply the message
475 | text and maybe the prefix (source type). As long as you follow the naming
476 | convention and use of parens, I can get the procedure name for you.
477 |
478 | The valid FND_LOG LEVEL values are:
479 |
480 | FND_LOG.LEVEL_STATEMENT - most detailed level - should be used
481 | for displaying values and other run-time specifics
482 | FND_LOG.LEVEL_PROCEDURE - Entry and exit points. I determine
483 | this level in the algorythm logic by looking for )+, +),
484 | )-, and -). When using this level, you should include
485 | '.begin' or '.end' to the module_name
486 | FND_LOG.LEVEL_EVENT - A higher level message for indicating
487 | things like 'record added' or 'calling arp_whatever_api'
488 | FND_LOG.LEVEL_EXCEPTION - recording a handled exception in an
489 | exception block. By default, I look for the word
490 | 'exception' in the message text and set this level.
491 | FND_LOG.LEVEL_ERROR - An error message displayed to the end-user
492 | FND_LOG.LEVEL_UNEXPECTED - A failure that could result in
493 | the product becoming unstable.
494 |
495 | In the database, the log level is reflected as a number from 1 to 6
496 | where LEVEL_STATEMENT = 1 and LEVEL_UNEXPECTED = 6
497 |
498 | REQUIRES |
499 | line_of_text The line of text that will be displayed. |
500 | |
501 | EXCEPTIONS RAISED |
502 | |
503 | KNOWN BUGS |
504 | |
505 | NOTES |
506 | |
507 | HISTORY |
508 | 26 Mar 93 Nigel Smith Created |
509 | 12-NOV-97 OSTEINME added file io debugging |
510 | 07-OCT-03 M Raymond added optional parameters to debug() |
511 *----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
512
513 procedure debug( line in varchar2,
514 msg_prefix in varchar2 DEFAULT 'plsql',
515 msg_module in varchar2 DEFAULT NULL,
516 msg_level in number DEFAULT NULL ) ;
517 procedure enable_debug;
518 procedure enable_debug( buffer_size NUMBER );
519 procedure disable_debug;
520 procedure enable_file_debug(path_name IN varchar2,
521 file_name IN VARCHAR2);
522 procedure disable_file_debug;
523
524 /*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*
525 | PUBLIC PROCEDURE |
526 | set who information |
527 | |
528 | DESCRIPTION |
529 | Set foundation who information so that all future packages and |
530 | procedure can reference the correct value. |
531 | |
532 | REQUIRES |
533 | |
534 | user_id Foundation User ID |
535 | request_id Concurrent Request ID |
536 | program_application_id |
537 | program_id |
538 | last_update_login |
539 | |
540 | EXCEPTIONS RAISED |
541 | |
545 | |
542 | KNOWN BUGS |
543 | |
544 | NOTES |
546 | HISTORY |
547 | 2/11/93 Nigel Smith Created |
548 | |
549 *----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
550
551 PROCEDURE set_who_information( user_id in number,
552 request_id in number,
553 program_application_id in number,
554 program_id in number,
555 last_update_login in number ) ;
556
557
558 PROCEDURE set_application_information( appl_id in number,
559 language_id in number );
560
561 /*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*
562 | PUBLIC PROCEDURE |
563 | fnd_message |
564 | |
565 | DESCRIPTION |
566 | Interfaces with AOL's message dictionary |
567 | |
568 | Called as a procedure, it raises an oracle error ( -20000 ) and the |
569 | message number, text with expanded tokens for the passed message name |
570 | |
571 | REQUIRES |
572 | Message Name - Message dictionary name |
573 | TOKEN, VALUE - Up to four pairs of token, values |
574 | |
575 | RETURNS |
576 | Expanded message text, or if called as a procedure an oracle error |
577 | |
578 | EXCEPTIONS RAISED |
579 | |
580 | KNOWN BUGS |
581 | application_id is currently held in package ar, should be in AOL |
582 | |
583 | NOTES |
584 | |
585 | HISTORY |
586 | 2/11/93 Nigel Smith Created |
587 | |
588 *----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
589
590 procedure fnd_message;
591
592 procedure fnd_message( msg_name in varchar2 ) ;
593
594 procedure fnd_message( msg_name in varchar2, T1 in varchar2, V1 in varchar2 );
595
596 procedure fnd_message( msg_name in varchar2, T1 in varchar2, V1 in varchar2,
597 T2 in varchar2, V2 in varchar2 );
598
599 procedure fnd_message( msg_name in varchar2, T1 in varchar2, V1 in varchar2,
600 T2 in varchar2, V2 in varchar2,
601 T3 in varchar2, V3 in varchar2);
602
603 procedure fnd_message( msg_name in varchar2, T1 in varchar2, V1 in varchar2,
604 T2 in varchar2, V2 in varchar2,
605 T3 in varchar2, V3 in varchar2,
606 T4 in varchar2, V4 in varchar2 );
607
608 procedure fnd_message( md_options in number );
609
610 procedure fnd_message( md_options in number,
611 msg_name in varchar2 ) ;
612
613 procedure fnd_message( md_options in number,
614 msg_name in varchar2, T1 in varchar2, V1 in varchar2 );
615
616 procedure fnd_message( md_options in number,
617 msg_name in varchar2, T1 in varchar2, V1 in varchar2,
618 T2 in varchar2, V2 in varchar2 );
619
620 procedure fnd_message( md_options in number,
621 msg_name in varchar2, T1 in varchar2, V1 in varchar2,
622 T2 in varchar2, V2 in varchar2,
623 T3 in varchar2, V3 in varchar2);
624
625 procedure fnd_message( md_options in number,
626 msg_name in varchar2, T1 in varchar2, V1 in varchar2,
627 T2 in varchar2, V2 in varchar2,
628 T3 in varchar2, V3 in varchar2,
629 T4 in varchar2, V4 in varchar2 );
630
631 /*----------------------------------------------------------------------------*
632 | PUBLIC PROCEDURE |
633 | gl_activity ( P_PERIOD_FROM IN |
637 | ,PERIOD_NET_DR OUT NOCOPY |
634 | ,P_PERIOD_TO IN |
635 | ,P_CODE_COMBINATION_ID IN |
636 | ,P_SET_OF_BOOKS_ID IN |
638 | ,PERIOD_NET_CR OUT) |
639 | |
640 | |
641 | DESCRIPTION |
642 | Given the parameter listed above and the procedure will return |
643 | the Period Net Cr and the Period Net Dr |
644 | or raise exception NO_DATA_FOUND |
645 | |
646 | If the GL Server server package: GL_BALANCES is not installed, this |
647 | function returns NO_DATA_FOUND. |
648 | |
649 | PARAMETERS |
650 | PERIOD_FROM VARCHAR2 |
651 | PERIOD_TO VARCHAR2 |
652 | CODE_COMBINATION_ID NUMBER |
653 | SET_OF_BOOKS_ID NUMBER |
654 | |
655 | RETURNS |
656 | PERIOD_NET_DR |
657 | PERIOD_NET_CR |
658 | exception NO_DATA_FOUND |
659 | |
660 | |
661 | HISTORY |
662 | 3/16/95 Schirin Farzaneh Created |
663 | |
664 *----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
665
666 procedure gl_activity ( P_PERIOD_FROM IN VARCHAR2
667 ,P_PERIOD_TO IN VARCHAR2
668 ,P_CODE_COMBINATION_ID IN NUMBER
669 ,P_SET_OF_BOOKS_ID IN NUMBER
670 ,P_PERIOD_NET_DR OUT NOCOPY NUMBER
671 ,P_PERIOD_NET_CR OUT NOCOPY NUMBER) ;
672
673
674
675
676 /*===========================================================================+
677 | PROCEDURE |
678 | find_previous_trx_line_id |
679 | |
680 | DESCRIPTION |
681 | For a given invoice line and associated line number for tax, this |
682 | rountine will attempt to find the same tax line for that invoice line |
683 | so that the accounting engine can build the autoaccounting for the |
684 | credit memo line. |
685 | |
686 | SCOPE - PRIVATE |
687 | |
688 | EXETERNAL PROCEDURES/FUNCTIONS ACCESSED |
689 | |
690 | ARGUMENTS : IN: p_customer_trx_line_id |
691 | IN: p_tax_line_number |
692 | IN: p_vat_tax_id |
693 | OUT: p_tax_customer_trx_id |
694 | OUT: p_tax_customer_trx_line_id |
695 | |
696 | NOTES |
697 | |
698 | MODIFICATION HISTORY |
699 | 28-Nov-95 Nigel Smith Created |
700 | |
701 +===========================================================================*/
702
703 PROCEDURE find_previous_trx_line_id( p_customer_trx_line_id IN NUMBER,
704 p_tax_line_number IN NUMBER,
705 p_vat_tax_id IN NUMBER,
706 p_tax_customer_trx_id OUT NOCOPY NUMBER,
707 p_tax_customer_trx_line_id OUT NOCOPY NUMBER,
708 p_chk_applied_cm in BOOLEAN default FALSE );
709
710
711
712 /*===========================================================================+
713 | PROCEDURE |
714 | enable_sql_trace |
715 | |
716 | DESCRIPTION |
717 | Enable sql trace based on value (YES/NO) of profile AR_ENABLE_SQL_TRACE|
718 | |
719 | SCOPE - PRIVATE |
720 | |
721 | EXETERNAL PROCEDURES/FUNCTIONS ACCESSED |
722 | |
723 | NOTES |
724 | |
728 +===========================================================================*/
725 | MODIFICATION HISTORY |
726 | 10-Sep-99 Govind Jayanth Created |
727 | |
729 PROCEDURE enable_sql_trace;
730
731
732 /*===========================================================================+
733 | PROCEDURE |
734 | init_standard |
735 | |
736 | DESCRIPTION |
737 | New public procedure init_standard defined for initialization |
738 | of arp_standard. This procedure may be called from other modules to run |
739 | initialization whenever required. |
740 | |
741 | |
742 | EXETERNAL PROCEDURES/FUNCTIONS ACCESSED |
743 | |
744 | NOTES |
745 | |
746 | MODIFICATION HISTORY |
747 | 10-Sep-02 Sahana Shetty Created for Bug2538244. |
748 | |
749 +===========================================================================*/
750 --Begin anuj
751 /* Multi-Org Access Control Changes for SSA;Begin;anukumar;11/01/2002*/
752 PROCEDURE INIT_STANDARD(p_org_id number default null);
753 /* Multi-Org Access Control Changes for SSA;end;anukumar;11/01/2002*/
754 --end anuj
755
756
757 pg_prf_enable_debug VARCHAR2(10) := 'N';
758
759
760 END ARP_STANDARD;
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