1 Package per_bpd_ins AUTHID CURRENT_USER as
2 /* $Header: pebpdrhi.pkh 120.1 2010/08/10 17:38:51 vboggava ship $ */
3 --
4 -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
5 -- |---------------------------------< ins >----------------------------------|
6 -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
7 -- {Start Of Comments}
8 --
9 -- Description:
10 -- This procedure is the record interface for the insert process
11 -- for the specified entity. The role of this process is to insert a fully
12 -- validated row, into the HR schema passing back to the calling process,
13 -- any system generated values (e.g. primary and object version number
14 -- attributes). This process is the main backbone of the ins
15 -- process. The processing of this procedure is as follows:
16 -- 1) The controlling validation process insert_validate is executed
17 -- which will execute all private and public validation business rule
18 -- processes.
19 -- 2) The pre_insert business process is then executed which enables any
20 -- logic to be processed before the insert dml process is executed.
21 -- 3) The insert_dml process will physical perform the insert dml into the
22 -- specified entity.
23 -- 4) The post_insert business process is then executed which enables any
24 -- logic to be processed after the insert dml process.
25 --
26 -- Prerequisites:
27 -- The main parameters to the this process have to be in the record
28 -- format.
29 --
30 -- In Parameters:
31 --
32 -- Post Success:
33 -- A fully validated row will be inserted into the specified entity
34 -- without being committed.
35 --
36 -- Post Failure:
37 -- If an error has occurred, an error message will be supplied with the work
38 -- rolled back.
39 --
40 -- Developer Implementation Notes:
41 -- None.
42 --
43 -- Access Status:
44 -- Internal Development Use Only.
45 --
46 -- {End Of Comments}
47 -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
48 Procedure ins
49 (
50 p_effective_date in date,
51 p_rec in out nocopy per_bpd_shd.g_rec_type
52 );
53 --
54 -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
55 -- |---------------------------------< ins >----------------------------------|
56 -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
57 -- {Start Of Comments}
58 --
59 -- Description:
60 -- This procedure is the attribute interface for the insert
61 -- process for the specified entity and is the outermost layer. The role
62 -- of this process is to insert a fully validated row into the HR schema
63 -- passing back to the calling process, any system generated values
64 -- (e.g. object version number attributes).The processing of this
65 -- procedure is as follows:
66 -- 1) The attributes are converted into a local record structure by
67 -- calling the convert_args function.
68 -- 2) After the conversion has taken place, the corresponding record ins
69 -- interface process is executed.
70 -- 3) OUT parameters are then set to their corresponding record attributes.
71 --
72 -- Prerequisites:
73 --
74 -- In Parameters:
75 --
76 -- Post Success:
77 -- A fully validated row will be inserted for the specified entity
78 -- without being committed.
79 --
80 -- Post Failure:
81 -- If an error has occurred, an error message will be supplied with the work
82 -- rolled back.
83 --
84 -- Developer Implementation Notes:
85 -- None.
86 --
87 -- Access Status:
88 -- Internal Development Use Only.
89 --
90 -- {End Of Comments}
91 -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
92 Procedure ins
93 (
94 p_effective_date in date,
95 p_payment_detail_id out nocopy number,
96 p_processed_assignment_id in number,
97 p_personal_payment_method_id in number,
98 p_business_group_id in number,
99 p_check_number in number default null,
100 p_payment_date in date default null,
101 p_amount in number default null,
102 p_check_type in varchar2 default null,
103 p_object_version_number out nocopy number,
104 p_bpd_attribute_category in varchar2 default null,
105 p_bpd_attribute1 in varchar2 default null,
106 p_bpd_attribute2 in varchar2 default null,
107 p_bpd_attribute3 in varchar2 default null,
108 p_bpd_attribute4 in varchar2 default null,
109 p_bpd_attribute5 in varchar2 default null,
110 p_bpd_attribute6 in varchar2 default null,
111 p_bpd_attribute7 in varchar2 default null,
112 p_bpd_attribute8 in varchar2 default null,
113 p_bpd_attribute9 in varchar2 default null,
114 p_bpd_attribute10 in varchar2 default null,
115 p_bpd_attribute11 in varchar2 default null,
116 p_bpd_attribute12 in varchar2 default null,
117 p_bpd_attribute13 in varchar2 default null,
118 p_bpd_attribute14 in varchar2 default null,
119 p_bpd_attribute15 in varchar2 default null,
120 p_bpd_attribute16 in varchar2 default null,
121 p_bpd_attribute17 in varchar2 default null,
122 p_bpd_attribute18 in varchar2 default null,
123 p_bpd_attribute19 in varchar2 default null,
124 p_bpd_attribute20 in varchar2 default null,
125 p_bpd_attribute21 in varchar2 default null,
126 p_bpd_attribute22 in varchar2 default null,
127 p_bpd_attribute23 in varchar2 default null,
128 p_bpd_attribute24 in varchar2 default null,
129 p_bpd_attribute25 in varchar2 default null,
130 p_bpd_attribute26 in varchar2 default null,
131 p_bpd_attribute27 in varchar2 default null,
132 p_bpd_attribute28 in varchar2 default null,
133 p_bpd_attribute29 in varchar2 default null,
134 p_bpd_attribute30 in varchar2 default null
135
136 );
137 --
138 end per_bpd_ins;
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