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1: PACKAGE FND_API AUTHID DEFINER AS
2: /* $Header: AFASAPIS.pls 120.1 2005/07/02 03:56:53 appldev ship $ */
3:
4: -- *** G_MISS_XXX should no longer be used to default missing values.
5: -- *** Please see GSCC Standard File.Sql.48 and the new G_NULL_XXXX
6: -- *** constants defined at the end of this spec.
7: -- Global constants that represent missing values. These constants
8: -- are used as default values for PL/SQL procedures and functions
9: -- parameters to distinguish between parameters that are passed and
28: --
29: -- Usage Used by all APIs to compare a caller version number to
30: -- an API version number in order to detect incompatible
31: -- API calls.
32: -- Every API has a standard call to this function.
33: --
34: -- Desc This function compares the major version number passed
35: -- by an API caller to the current major version number
36: -- of the API itself, if they are different this means
34: -- Desc This function compares the major version number passed
35: -- by an API caller to the current major version number
36: -- of the API itself, if they are different this means
37: -- that a program is making an incompatible API call. In
38: -- this case, the function issues a standard unexpected
39: -- error message and returns FALSE.
40: --
41: -- Parameters
42: --
184: -- Gloabl entity table.
185:
186: g_entity_tbl Entity_Tbl_Type;
187:
188: -- Added for New GSCC Standard File.Sql.48
189: -- The new standard is to treat missing values as NULL and to use the
190: -- G_NULL_XXX constants to assign a value of NULL to a variable if needed.
191: G_NULL_NUM CONSTANT NUMBER := 9.99E125;
192: G_NULL_CHAR CONSTANT VARCHAR2(1) := chr(0);
185:
186: g_entity_tbl Entity_Tbl_Type;
187:
188: -- Added for New GSCC Standard File.Sql.48
189: -- The new standard is to treat missing values as NULL and to use the
190: -- G_NULL_XXX constants to assign a value of NULL to a variable if needed.
191: G_NULL_NUM CONSTANT NUMBER := 9.99E125;
192: G_NULL_CHAR CONSTANT VARCHAR2(1) := chr(0);
193: G_NULL_DATE CONSTANT DATE := TO_DATE('1','j');