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PACKAGE BODY: APPS.HR_AMD_DEL

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1 Package Body hr_amd_del as
2 /* $Header: hramdrhi.pkb 115.6 2002/12/03 16:08:21 apholt ship $ */
3 --
4 -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
5 -- |                     Private Global Definitions                           |
6 -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
7 --
8 g_package  varchar2(33)	:= '  hr_amd_del.';  -- Global package name
9 --
10 -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
11 -- |------------------------------< delete_dml >------------------------------|
12 -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
13 -- {Start Of Comments}
14 --
15 -- Description:
16 --   This procedure controls the actual dml delete logic. The functions of
17 --   this procedure are as follows:
18 --   1) To set and unset the g_api_dml status as required (as we are about to
19 --      perform dml).
20 --   2) To delete the specified row from the schema using the primary key in
21 --      the predicates.
22 --   3) To trap any constraint violations that may have occurred.
23 --   4) To raise any other errors.
24 --
25 -- Prerequisites:
26 --   This is an internal private procedure which must be called from the del
27 --   procedure.
28 --
29 -- In Parameters:
30 --   A Pl/Sql record structre.
31 --
32 -- Post Success:
33 --   The specified row will be delete from the schema.
34 --
35 -- Post Failure:
36 --   On the delete dml failure it is important to note that we always reset the
37 --   g_api_dml status to false.
38 --   If a child integrity constraint violation is raised the
39 --   constraint_error procedure will be called.
40 --   If any other error is reported, the error will be raised after the
41 --   g_api_dml status is reset.
42 --
43 -- Developer Implementation Notes:
44 --   None.
45 --
46 -- Access Status:
47 --   Internal Row Handler Use Only.
48 --
49 -- {End Of Comments}
50 -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
51 Procedure delete_dml(p_rec in hr_amd_shd.g_rec_type) is
52 --
53   l_proc  varchar2(72) := g_package||'delete_dml';
54 --
55 Begin
56   hr_utility.set_location('Entering:'||l_proc, 5);
57   --
58   hr_amd_shd.g_api_dml := true;  -- Set the api dml status
59   --
60   -- Delete the hr_api_modules row.
61   --
62   delete from hr_api_modules
63   where api_module_id = p_rec.api_module_id;
64   --
65   hr_amd_shd.g_api_dml := false;   -- Unset the api dml status
66   --
67   hr_utility.set_location(' Leaving:'||l_proc, 10);
68 --
69 Exception
70   When hr_api.child_integrity_violated then
71     -- Child integrity has been violated
72     hr_amd_shd.g_api_dml := false;   -- Unset the api dml status
73     hr_amd_shd.constraint_error
74       (p_constraint_name => hr_api.strip_constraint_name(SQLERRM));
75   When Others Then
76     hr_amd_shd.g_api_dml := false;   -- Unset the api dml status
77     Raise;
78 End delete_dml;
79 --
80 -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
81 -- |------------------------------< pre_delete >------------------------------|
82 -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
83 -- {Start Of Comments}
84 --
85 -- Description:
86 --   This private procedure contains any processing which is required before
87 --   the delete dml.
88 --
89 -- Prerequisites:
90 --   This is an internal procedure which is called from the del procedure.
91 --
92 -- In Parameters:
93 --   A Pl/Sql record structre.
94 --
95 -- Post Success:
96 --   Processing continues.
97 --
98 -- Post Failure:
99 --   If an error has occurred, an error message and exception will be raised
100 --   but not handled.
101 --
102 -- Developer Implementation Notes:
103 --   Any pre-processing required before the delete dml is issued should be
104 --   coded within this procedure. It is important to note that any 3rd party
105 --   maintenance should be reviewed before placing in this procedure.
106 --
107 -- Access Status:
108 --   Internal Row Handler Use Only.
109 --
110 -- {End Of Comments}
111 -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
112 Procedure pre_delete(p_rec in hr_amd_shd.g_rec_type) is
113 --
114   l_proc  varchar2(72) := g_package||'pre_delete';
115 --
116 Begin
117   hr_utility.set_location('Entering:'||l_proc, 5);
118   --
119   hr_utility.set_location(' Leaving:'||l_proc, 10);
120 End pre_delete;
121 --
122 -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
123 -- |-----------------------------< post_delete >------------------------------|
124 -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
125 -- {Start Of Comments}
126 --
127 -- Description:
128 --   This private procedure contains any processing which is required after the
129 --   delete dml.
130 --
131 -- Prerequisites:
132 --   This is an internal procedure which is called from the del procedure.
133 --
134 -- In Parameters:
135 --   A Pl/Sql record structre.
136 --
137 -- Post Success:
138 --   Processing continues.
139 --
140 -- Post Failure:
141 --   If an error has occurred, an error message and exception will be raised
142 --   but not handled.
143 --
144 -- Developer Implementation Notes:
145 --   Any post-processing required after the delete dml is issued should be
146 --   coded within this procedure. It is important to note that any 3rd party
147 --   maintenance should be reviewed before placing in this procedure.
148 --
149 -- Access Status:
150 --   Internal table Handler Use Only.
151 --
152 -- {End Of Comments}
153 -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
154 Procedure post_delete(p_rec in hr_amd_shd.g_rec_type) is
155 --
156   l_proc  varchar2(72) := g_package||'post_delete';
157 --
158 Begin
159   hr_utility.set_location('Entering:'||l_proc, 5);
160   --
161   hr_utility.set_location(' Leaving:'||l_proc, 10);
162 End post_delete;
163 --
164 -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
165 -- |---------------------------------< del >----------------------------------|
166 -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
167 Procedure del
168   (
169   p_rec	      in hr_amd_shd.g_rec_type
170   ) is
171 --
172   l_proc  varchar2(72) := g_package||'del';
173 --
174 Begin
175   hr_utility.set_location('Entering:'||l_proc, 5);
176   --
177   -- We must lock the row which we need to delete.
178   --
179   hr_amd_shd.lck
180 	(
181 	p_rec.api_module_id
182 	);
183   --
184   -- Call the supporting delete validate operation
185   --
186   hr_amd_bus.delete_validate(p_rec);
187   --
188   -- Call the supporting pre-delete operation
189   --
190   pre_delete(p_rec);
191   --
192   -- Delete the row.
193   --
194   delete_dml(p_rec);
195   --
196   -- Call the supporting post-delete operation
197   --
198   post_delete(p_rec);
199 End del;
200 --
201 -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
202 -- |---------------------------------< del >----------------------------------|
203 -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
204 Procedure del
205   (
206   p_api_module_id                      in number
207   ) is
208 --
209   l_rec	  hr_amd_shd.g_rec_type;
210   l_proc  varchar2(72) := g_package||'del';
211 --
212 Begin
213   hr_utility.set_location('Entering:'||l_proc, 5);
214   --
215   -- As the delete procedure accepts a plsql record structure we do need to
216   -- convert the  arguments into the record structure.
217   -- We don't need to call the supplied conversion argument routine as we
218   -- only need a few attributes.
219   --
220   l_rec.api_module_id:= p_api_module_id;
221   --
222   --
223   -- Having converted the arguments into the hr_amd_rec
224   -- plsql record structure we must call the corresponding entity
225   -- business process
226   --
227   del(l_rec);
228   --
229   hr_utility.set_location(' Leaving:'||l_proc, 10);
230 End del;
231 --
232 end hr_amd_del;