APPS.HR_ENTRY_API dependencies on FF_EXEC

Line 597: v_inputs ff_exec.inputs_t;

593: p_session_date date,
594: p_entry_value varchar2,
595: p_warning_or_error varchar2
596: ) is
597: v_inputs ff_exec.inputs_t;
598: v_outputs ff_exec.outputs_t;
599: v_formula_message varchar2(2000);
600: v_formula_status varchar2(10);
601: begin

Line 598: v_outputs ff_exec.outputs_t;

594: p_entry_value varchar2,
595: p_warning_or_error varchar2
596: ) is
597: v_inputs ff_exec.inputs_t;
598: v_outputs ff_exec.outputs_t;
599: v_formula_message varchar2(2000);
600: v_formula_status varchar2(10);
601: begin
602: -- We need to call a formula to validate the entry value.

Line 603: ff_exec.init_formula(p_formula_id, p_session_date, v_inputs, v_outputs);

599: v_formula_message varchar2(2000);
600: v_formula_status varchar2(10);
601: begin
602: -- We need to call a formula to validate the entry value.
603: ff_exec.init_formula(p_formula_id, p_session_date, v_inputs, v_outputs);
604: --
605: -- Bug 2142799 : although it would not be very useful,
606: -- it's possible that someone might write a validation
607: -- formula without inputs or needing contexts.

Line 641: ff_exec.run_formula(v_inputs, v_outputs);

637: end if;
638: end loop;
639: end if;
640: --
641: ff_exec.run_formula(v_inputs, v_outputs);
642: --
643: -- Now obtain the return values. There should be
644: -- exactly two outputs.
645: if v_outputs.count <> 2 then