1 PACKAGE csf_resource_pub AUTHID CURRENT_USER AS
2 /* $Header: CSFPRESS.pls 120.12 2011/04/26 10:46:30 vakulkar ship $ */
3
4 /**
5 * PLSQL Record Type to contain information about a Single Territory Qualifier.
6 *
7 * Information stored are Qualifier Usage ID, Enabled (or not), Label,
8 * Value, Associated Value (in case of Qualifier having a second value)
9 * and Display Value (where ID's are converted into Names).
10 */
11 TYPE resource_qualifier_rec_type IS RECORD(
12 qual_usg_id NUMBER -- territories qualifier usage ID
13 , use_flag VARCHAR2(1) -- checked/unchecked by user
14 , label VARCHAR2(60) -- qualifier description for the UI
15 , value VARCHAR2(360) -- qualifier value
16 , associated_value VARCHAR2(360) -- value for qualifiers that occur in pairs
17 -- (inventory item id and organization id).
18 , display_value VARCHAR2(360) -- may be filled with a converted value
19 -- (ID to name) when scheduling is being traced
20 );
21
22 /**
23 * PLSQL Table Type to contain information about many Territory Qualifiers
24 * where each element is of type RESOURCE_QUALIFIER_REC_TYPE.
25 */
26 TYPE resource_qualifier_tbl_type IS TABLE OF resource_qualifier_rec_type
27 INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER;
28
29 /**
30 * PLSQL Record Type to contain information about a Resource's Shift Definitions.
31 *
32 * Information stored are Shift Construct ID, Availability Type (not used), Shift Start
33 * and End Time.
34 */
35 TYPE shift_rec_type IS RECORD(
36 shift_construct_id NUMBER
37 , start_datetime DATE
38 , end_datetime DATE
39 , availability_type VARCHAR2(40)
40 );
41
42 /**
43 * PLSQL Table Type to contain information about many Shift Definitions
44 * where each element is of type SHIFT_REC_TYPE.
45 */
46 TYPE shift_tbl_type IS TABLE OF shift_rec_type
47 INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER;
48
49 /**
50 * PLSQL Record Type to contain information about a Resource
51 *
52 */
53 TYPE resource_rec_type IS RECORD(
54 resource_id NUMBER
55 , resource_type jtf_objects_b.object_code%TYPE
56 , resource_name jtf_rs_resource_extns_tl.resource_name%TYPE
57 , resource_number jtf_rs_resource_extns.resource_number%TYPE
58 );
59
60 /**
61 * PLSQL Table Type to contain information about many Resources
62 * where each element is of type RESOURCE_REC_TYPE.
63 */
64 TYPE resource_tbl_type IS TABLE OF resource_rec_type;
65
66 /**
67 * Returns the Resource Type Code corresponding to a Resource Category.
68 * <br>
69 * In sync with the code done in JTF_RS_ALL_RESOURCES_VL
70 *
71 * @param p_category Resource Category
72 * @returns Resource Type Code (VARCHAR2).
73 */
74 FUNCTION rs_category_type (p_category VARCHAR2)
75 RETURN VARCHAR2;
76
77 /**
78 * Returns the ID of the Resource tied to the given User (FND User).
79 * <br>
80 * If no User is passed in, then it will take the User who has logged in
81 * (FND_GLOBAL.USER_ID).
82 *
83 * @param p_user_id Identifier to the User desired (Optional)
84 * @returns Resource ID (NUMBER)
85 */
86 FUNCTION resource_id (p_user_id NUMBER DEFAULT NULL)
87 RETURN NUMBER;
88
89 /**
90 * Returns the Resource Type of the Resource tied to the given user. (FND User)
91 * <br>
92 * If no User is passed in, then it will take the User who has logged in
93 * (FND_GLOBAL.USER_ID).
94 *
95 * @param p_user_id Identifier to the User desired (Optional)
96 * @returns Resource Type (VARCHAR2)
97 */
98 FUNCTION resource_type (p_user_id NUMBER DEFAULT NULL)
99 RETURN VARCHAR2;
100
101 /**
102 * Returns the Resource Name given the Resource ID and Type.
103 *
104 * @param p_res_id Resource ID
105 * @param p_res_type Resource Type Code
106 * @returns Resource Name (VARCHAR2)
107 */
108 FUNCTION get_resource_name (p_res_id NUMBER, p_res_type VARCHAR2)
109 RETURN VARCHAR2;
110
111 /**
112 * Returns the Resource Type Name corresponding to the Resource Type Code
113 *
114 * @param p_res_type Resource Type Code
115 * @returns Resource Type Name (VARCHAR2)
116 */
117 FUNCTION get_resource_type_name (p_res_type VARCHAR2)
118 RETURN VARCHAR2;
119
120 /**
121 * Returns the Address of the Party created for the Resource as of the
122 * date passed.
123 *
124 * @param p_res_id Resource ID
125 * @param p_res_type Resource Type Code
126 * @param p_date Active Party Site for the given date
127 *
128 * @returns Party Address of the Resource
129 */
130 FUNCTION get_resource_party_address (
131 p_res_id NUMBER
132 , p_res_type VARCHAR2
133 , p_date DATE
134 , p_res_shift_add VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
135 )
136 RETURN csf_resource_address_pvt.address_rec_type;
137
138 /**
139 * Returns the Complete Resource Information given the Resource ID and Type.
140 * The returned record includes Resource Number and Resource Name.
141 *
142 * @param p_res_id Resource ID
143 * @param p_res_type Resource Type Code
144 * @returns Resource Information filled in RESOURCE_REC_TYPE
145 */
146 FUNCTION get_resource_info(p_res_id NUMBER, p_res_type VARCHAR2)
147 RETURN resource_rec_type;
148
149 /**
150 * Converts the given Time from Resource Timezone to Server Timezone
151 * or vice versa.
152 * <br>
153 * By default, the given date is assumed to be in Resource Timezone and the
154 * date returned is Server Timezone. Set p_server_to_resource parameter as
155 * 'T' (FND_API.G_TRUE) to make it return the other way round.
156 * <br>
157 * Note that the API doesnt support RS_TEAM or RS_GROUP resources.
158 *
159 * @param p_api_version API Version (1.0)
160 * @param p_init_msg_list Initialize Message List
161 * @param x_return_status Return Status of the Procedure.
162 * @param x_msg_count Number of Messages in the Stack.
163 * @param x_msg_data Stack of Error Messages.
164 * @param p_resource_id Resource ID
165 * @param p_resource_type Resource Type
166 * @param p_datetime Date to be converted
167 * @param p_server_to_resource Server to Resource Timezone
168 */
169 PROCEDURE convert_timezone (
170 p_api_version IN NUMBER
171 , p_init_msg_list IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
172 , x_return_status OUT NOCOPY VARCHAR2
173 , x_msg_count OUT NOCOPY NUMBER
174 , x_msg_data OUT NOCOPY VARCHAR2
175 , p_resource_id IN NUMBER
176 , p_resource_type IN VARCHAR2
177 , x_datetime IN OUT NOCOPY DATE
178 , p_server_to_resource IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
179 );
180
181 /**
182 * Returns the Qualifier Table having the list of valid Qualifiers
183 * based on the Task Information of the given Task ID.
184 */
185 FUNCTION get_res_qualifier_table(p_task_id NUMBER)
186 RETURN resource_qualifier_tbl_type;
187
188 /**
189 * Converts the given Qualifier Table to Assignment Manager API Record
190 * type.
191 * Assembles the selected Qualifiers for this Task from the Qualifier
192 * Table in to a Record Type understandable by JTF Assignment Manager.
193 * <br>
194 * Uses a Hard Coded Mapping between JTF_SEEDED_QUAL_USGS_V.QUAL_USG_ID
195 * and the fields in JTF_ASSIGN_PUB.JTF_SRV_TASK_REC_TYPE.
196 * <br>
197 * The Task and SR Number must be set by the caller and wont be set by
198 * this API. Moreover Qualifiers of type -1211, -1212 and -1218 have
199 * been disabled and therefore wont be set by this API.
200 *
201 * @param p_table Qualifier Table having the list of Task Qualifiers
202 */
203 FUNCTION get_qualified_task_rec(p_table resource_qualifier_tbl_type)
204 RETURN jtf_assign_pub.jtf_srv_task_rec_type;
205
206 /**
207 * Gets the Qualified Resources for a Task by calling JTF Assignment Manager
208 * and also making use of the Required Skills of the Task if Required to reduce
209 * the Resource List.
210 *
211 * <br>
212 *
213 * The reason for CSF to maintain its own Assignment Manager rather than
214 * completely relying on JTF Assignment Manager has two fold reasons.
215 * <br>
216 * <b>TQ is secondary for JTF Assignment Manager API.</b>
217 * Suppose in Schedule Advise Window, all the Flags are checked... then
218 * JTF Assignment Manager will give preference to Contracts and IB only.
219 * Only when both of returns ZERO resources, then JTF will consider TQ.
220 * But DC expects an intersection of the three results.
221 * Moreover if both Contracts and IB are checked, then JTF will use
222 * the profile "JTFAM: Resource Search Order (JTF_AM_PREF_RES_ORDER)" to
223 * find out which one to return ultimately. If the value CONTRACTS, then
224 * CONTRACTS - Only Contracts is returned. If None, IB is returned.
225 * IB - Only IB is returned. If None, Contracts is returned.
226 * BOTH - Intersection of Contracts and IB Resources are returned.
227 * <br>
228 * <b>JTF doesnt have the concept of Skills. </b>
229 * Resources and Skills is completely a Field Service Functionality. A
230 * Resource can be attached to a Skill with a particular Skill Level.
231 * So can a Task be tied to a Skill with a particular Skill Level. If
232 * Skill based Flag is checked, then the Resource needs to have the same
233 * Skill Set with a Comparable Skill Level as required by the Task.
234 * Comparable Skill Level !!! - What is that ?
235 * The profile "CSF: Skill Level Match (CSF_SKILL_LEVEL_MATCH)" is used
236 * to decide whether the Resource has the Required Skill Level as required
237 * by the Task.
238 * EQUAL TO OR SMALLER THAN - Resource should have a Skill Level equal to
239 * or lesser than that of the Task.
240 * EQUAL TO - Resource should have a Skill Level equal to
241 * that of the Task.
242 * EQUAL TO OR GREATER THAN - Resource should have a Skill Level equal to
243 * or greater than that of the Task.
244 * Note that the Task needs to have Skills. Otherwise the Flag wont be used
245 * at all for getting the Qualified Resources.
246 *
247 * <br>
248 *
249 * Thus CSF Assignment Manager API will call JTF Assignment Manager separately
250 * for Contracts / IB and then for Territory. Do an intersection of the Resources
251 * obtained thru the two calls and pruned by Skill Sets. Note that it gets
252 * Contracts / IB Resources from JTF in one call and so the user should make use
253 * the profile JTF_AM_PREF_RES_ORDER to get intersected results.
254 *
255 * <br>
256 * <b>Still to Implement</b>
257 * CSF Assignment Manager still doesnt pass the parameter P_FILTER_EXCLUDED_RESOURCE
258 * so that JTF Assignment Manager doesnt return Excluded Resources.
259 * CSF Assignment Manager still doesnt pass the parameter P_BUSINESS_PROCESS_ID
260 * so that JTF Assignment Manager returns only those Resources who belong to
261 * Field Service Business Process when Preferred Resources are entered in Contracts.
262 *
263 * @param p_api_version API Version (1.0)
264 * @param p_init_msg_list Initialize Message List
265 * @param x_return_status Return Status of the Procedure.
266 * @param x_msg_count Number of Messages in the Stack.
267 * @param x_msg_data Stack of Error Messages.
268 * @param p_task_id Task Identifier
269 * @param p_incident_id Service Request ID
270 * @param p_task_rec Qualified Task Record (Can be Empty)
271 * @param p_scheduling_mode Scheduling Mode used. (A, I, W, X)
272 * @param p_start Start Date of the Plan Window
273 * @param p_end End Date of the Plan Window
274 * @param p_duration Duration of the Task (Used by JTF to find out Available Resources)
275 * @param p_duration_uom UOM of the above Duration
276 * @param p_contracts_flag Get Contracts Preferred Resources ('Y'/'N')
277 * @param p_ib_flag Get IB Preferred Resources ('Y'/'N')
278 * @param p_territory_flag Get Winning Territory Resources ('Y'/'N')
279 * @param p_skill_flag Get Skilled Resources ('Y'/'N')
280 * @param p_calendar_flag Get only Available Resources. Passed to JTF ('Y'/'N')
281 * @param p_sort_flag Sort the Resources based on their distance from Task ('Y'/'N')
282 * @param p_suggested_res_id_tbl Suggested Resource ID Table
283 * @param p_suggested_res_type_tbl Suggested Resource Type Table
284 * @param x_res_tbl Qualified Resource suitable for Scheduling
285 */
286 PROCEDURE get_resources_to_schedule(
287 p_api_version IN NUMBER
288 , p_init_msg_list IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
289 , x_return_status OUT NOCOPY VARCHAR2
290 , x_msg_count OUT NOCOPY NUMBER
291 , x_msg_data OUT NOCOPY VARCHAR2
292 , p_task_id IN NUMBER
293 , p_incident_id IN NUMBER
294 , p_res_qualifier_tbl IN resource_qualifier_tbl_type
295 , p_scheduling_mode IN VARCHAR2
296 , p_start IN DATE
297 , p_end IN DATE
298 , p_duration IN NUMBER DEFAULT NULL
299 , p_duration_uom IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
300 , p_contracts_flag IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
301 , p_ib_flag IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
302 , p_territory_flag IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
303 , p_skill_flag IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
304 , p_calendar_flag IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
305 , p_sort_flag IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
306 , p_suggested_res_id_tbl IN jtf_number_table DEFAULT NULL
307 , p_suggested_res_type_tbl IN jtf_varchar2_table_100 DEFAULT NULL
308 , x_res_tbl OUT NOCOPY jtf_assign_pub.assignresources_tbl_type
309 );
310
311 /**
312 * Gets the Qualified Resources for a Task in a format understood by Request Model.
313 * <br>
314 * In turn calls the GET_RESOURCES_TO_SCHEDULE which gets the Resources in JTF
315 * Assignment Manager Format.
316 */
317 PROCEDURE get_resources_to_schedule(
318 p_api_version IN NUMBER
319 , p_init_msg_list IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
320 , x_return_status OUT NOCOPY VARCHAR2
321 , x_msg_count OUT NOCOPY NUMBER
322 , x_msg_data OUT NOCOPY VARCHAR2
323 , p_task_id IN NUMBER
324 , p_incident_id IN NUMBER
325 , p_res_qualifier_tbl IN resource_qualifier_tbl_type
326 , p_scheduling_mode IN VARCHAR2
327 , p_start IN DATE
328 , p_end IN DATE
329 , p_duration IN NUMBER DEFAULT NULL
330 , p_duration_uom IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
331 , p_contracts_flag IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
332 , p_ib_flag IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
333 , p_territory_flag IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
334 , p_skill_flag IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
335 , p_calendar_flag IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
336 , p_sort_flag IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
337 , p_suggested_res_id_tbl IN jtf_number_table DEFAULT NULL
338 , p_suggested_res_type_tbl IN jtf_varchar2_table_100 DEFAULT NULL
339 , x_res_tbl IN OUT NOCOPY csf_requests_pvt.resource_tbl_type
340 );
341
342 /**
343 * Gets the Qualified Resources for a Task by calling JTF Assignment Manager
344 * and also making use of the Required Skills of the Task if Required to reduce
345 * the Resource List.
346 *
347 * This is nothing but a very simplified version on top of the existing
348 * GET_QUALIFIED_RESOURCES. The output is in a different format
349 * though. It returns Territory ID, Resource Source, Resource
350 * Name also.
351 * <br>
352 *
353 * @param p_api_version API Version (1.0)
354 * @param p_init_msg_list Initialize Message List
355 * @param x_return_status Return Status of the Procedure.
356 * @param x_msg_count Number of Messages in the Stack.
357 * @param x_msg_data Stack of Error Messages.
358 * @param p_task_id Task Identifier
359 * @param p_incident_id Service Request ID
360 * @param p_contracts_flag Get Contracts Preferred Resources ('Y'/'N')
361 * @param p_ib_flag Get IB Preferred Resources ('Y'/'N')
362 * @param p_territory_flag Get Winning Territory Resources ('Y'/'N')
363 * @param p_skill_flag Get Skilled Resources ('Y'/'N')
364 * @param p_calendar_flag Get only Available Resources. Passed to JTF ('Y'/'N')
365 * @param x_res_tbl Qualified Resource suitable for Scheduling
366 */
367 PROCEDURE get_resources_to_schedule(
368 p_api_version IN NUMBER
369 , p_init_msg_list IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
370 , x_return_status OUT NOCOPY VARCHAR2
371 , x_msg_count OUT NOCOPY NUMBER
372 , x_msg_data OUT NOCOPY VARCHAR2
373 , p_task_id IN NUMBER
374 , p_contracts_flag IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
375 , p_ib_flag IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
376 , p_territory_flag IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
377 , p_skill_flag IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
378 , x_res_tbl OUT NOCOPY csf_resource_tbl
379 );
380
381 /**
382 * Gets the Qualified Resources for a Task by calling JTF Assignment Manager
383 * and also making use of the Required Skills of the Task if Required to reduce
384 * the Resource List.
385 *
386 * This is nothing but a very simplified version on top of the existing
387 * GET_QUALIFIED_RESOURCES. The output is in a different format
388 * though. It returns Territory ID, Resource Source, Resource
389 * Name also.
390 * <br>
391 *
392 * @param p_task_id Task Identifier
393 * @param p_incident_id Service Request ID
394 * @param p_contracts_flag Get Contracts Preferred Resources ('Y'/'N')
395 * @param p_ib_flag Get IB Preferred Resources ('Y'/'N')
396 * @param p_territory_flag Get Winning Territory Resources ('Y'/'N')
397 * @param p_skill_flag Get Skilled Resources ('Y'/'N')
398 */
399 FUNCTION get_resources_to_schedule(
400 p_task_id IN NUMBER
401 , p_contracts_flag IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
402 , p_ib_flag IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
403 , p_territory_flag IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
404 , p_skill_flag IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
405 ) RETURN csf_resource_tbl;
406
407 FUNCTION get_resources_to_schedule_pvt(
408 p_task_id IN NUMBER
409 , p_contracts_flag IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
410 , p_ib_flag IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
411 , p_territory_flag IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
412 , p_skill_flag IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
413 ) RETURN csf_resource_tbl;
414
415 /**
416 * Gets the Shift Definitions of the given Resource between the two given Dates.
417 *
418 * CSF has its own "Get Resource Shifts" API in addition to JTF providing it is
419 * because CSF is still calling JTF Calendar API rather than JTF Calendar 24 API.
420 * Going forward, we should be calling JTF_CALENDAR24_PUB rather than
421 * JTF_CALENDAR_PUB.
422 * Because of this the following Shift Definition is returned as two Shifts.
423 * <br>
424 * Shift Construct #101: Start = 1-JAN-2005 18:00:00 to 2-JAN-2005 07:00:00
425 * is returned as
426 * Shift Record #1
427 * Shift Construct = 101
428 * Shift Date = 1-JAN-2005
429 * Start Time = 18:00
430 * End Time = 23:59
431 *
432 * Shift Record #2
433 * Shift Construct = 101
434 * Shift Date = 2-JAN-2005
435 * Start Time = 00:00
436 * End Time = 07:00
437 * <br>
438 * Note that Shift Record#1 and Shift Record#2 are adjacent in the returned
439 * Shifts Table. Morever both has the same Shift Construct ID and the difference
440 * between End Time of the first record and the start time of the second is
441 * One Minute (1/1440 days).
442 *
443 * This feature is being used by this API to merge those shifts in a single
444 * record structure.
445 *
446 * Note this API requires JTF_CALENDAR_PUB to be of version 115.86 as the issue
447 * with respect to Sorting of Shifts has been fixed in that version.
448 *
449 * @param p_api_version API Version (1.0)
450 * @param p_init_msg_list Initialize Message List
451 * @param x_return_status Return Status of the Procedure.
452 * @param x_msg_count Number of Messages in the Stack.
453 * @param x_msg_data Stack of Error Messages.
454 * @param p_resource_id Resource Identifier for whom Shifts are required.
455 * @param p_resource_type Resource Type of the above Resource.
456 * @param p_start_date Start of the Window between which Shifts are required.
457 * @param p_end_date End of the Window between which Shifts are required.
458 * @param x_shifts Shift Definitions
459 */
460 PROCEDURE get_resource_shifts(
461 p_api_version IN NUMBER
462 , p_init_msg_list IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
463 , x_return_status OUT NOCOPY VARCHAR2
464 , x_msg_count OUT NOCOPY NUMBER
465 , x_msg_data OUT NOCOPY VARCHAR2
466 , p_resource_id IN NUMBER
467 , p_resource_type IN VARCHAR2
468 , p_start_date IN DATE
469 , p_end_date IN DATE
470 , p_shift_type IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
471 , x_shifts OUT NOCOPY shift_tbl_type
472 );
473
474 PROCEDURE get_location(
475 x_return_status OUT NOCOPY VARCHAR2
476 , x_msg_count OUT NOCOPY NUMBER
477 , x_msg_data OUT NOCOPY VARCHAR2
478 , p_resource_id IN NUMBER
479 , p_resource_type IN VARCHAR2
480 , p_date IN DATE DEFAULT SYSDATE
481 , x_creation_date OUT NOCOPY DATE
482 , x_feed_time OUT NOCOPY DATE
483 , x_status_code OUT NOCOPY VARCHAR2
484 , x_latitude OUT NOCOPY NUMBER
485 , x_longitude OUT NOCOPY NUMBER
486 , x_speed OUT NOCOPY NUMBER
487 , x_direction OUT NOCOPY VARCHAR2
488 , x_parked_time OUT NOCOPY NUMBER
489 , x_address OUT NOCOPY VARCHAR2
490 , x_device_tag OUT NOCOPY VARCHAR2
491 , x_status_code_meaning OUT NOCOPY VARCHAR2
492 );
493
494 PROCEDURE get_location(
495 x_return_status OUT NOCOPY VARCHAR2
496 , x_msg_count OUT NOCOPY NUMBER
497 , x_msg_data OUT NOCOPY VARCHAR2
498 , p_resource_id IN NUMBER
499 , p_resource_type IN VARCHAR2
500 , p_date IN DATE DEFAULT SYSDATE
501 , x_latitude OUT NOCOPY NUMBER
502 , x_longitude OUT NOCOPY NUMBER
503 , x_address OUT NOCOPY VARCHAR2
504 , x_status_meaning OUT NOCOPY VARCHAR2
505 , x_device_tag OUT NOCOPY VARCHAR2
506 );
507
508 FUNCTION get_location (
509 p_resource_id IN NUMBER
510 , p_resource_type IN VARCHAR2
511 , p_date IN DATE DEFAULT SYSDATE
512 )
513 RETURN MDSYS.SDO_POINT_TYPE;
514
515 FUNCTION get_location_attributes(
516 p_resource_id IN NUMBER
517 , p_resource_type IN VARCHAR2
518 , p_date IN DATE DEFAULT SYSDATE
519 )
520 RETURN VARCHAR2;
521
522 /**
523 * Returns the Distance between two locations on the globe in KMs.
524 *
525 * @param p_lon1 Longitude of a from-Location.
526 * @param p_lat1 Latitude of a from-Location.
527 * @param p_lon2 Longitude of a to-Location.
528 * @param p_lat2 Latitude of a to-Location.
529 */
530 FUNCTION geo_distance(p_lon1 NUMBER, p_lat1 NUMBER, p_lon2 NUMBER, p_lat2 NUMBER)
531 RETURN NUMBER;
532
533 FUNCTION get_third_party_role(
534 p_resource_id IN NUMBER
535 , p_resource_type IN VARCHAR2
536 ) RETURN VARCHAR2;
537
538 END csf_resource_pub;
539
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