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JEFRDSEC is a concurrent program owned by the JE - European Localizations product module within Oracle E-Business Suite. Its user-facing name is French DAS2 Type 210 Updates Report. The program supports French statutory reporting obligations associated with the DAS2 (Déclaration Annuelle des Salaires 2) declaration process. In the French localization context, DAS2 reporting concerns the annual declaration of fees, honoraria, and similar payments made to third parties, and the various "Type" designations correspond to distinct declaration categories and record formats used by the French tax authority. The Type 210 Updates Report produces the output associated with the Type 210 category, allowing the reporting entity to review the updates processed for that declaration type prior to or alongside the official declaration submission.

The program is documented as Enabled: Yes in the ETRM metadata for release 12.2.2, indicating it is available for submission in the standard concurrent manager environment once the European Localizations module is installed and configured.

Execution Details

The documented execution attributes are as follows:

  • Execution Method: SQL*Plus
  • Argument Method: Standard
  • Executable: JEFRDSEC
  • Execution Filename: JEFRDSEC
  • Subroutine Name: Not applicable (blank)
  • Product: JE - European Localizations
  • Enabled: Yes

Because the execution method is SQL*Plus, the program is implemented as a SQL*Plus script rather than a PL/SQL stored procedure, Java class, or host-language executable. The executable file name matches the executable short name (JEFRDSEC). The Standard argument method indicates that parameters are defined on the concurrent program definition itself and passed to the script in the conventional positional manner. Oracle's SQL*Plus-based concurrent programs typically connect to the database using the application schema credentials supplied by the concurrent manager and write their output to the concurrent request log and output files.

How to Run

Users submit the program through the standard Submit Request (SRS) window, navigating to the Requests form and selecting French DAS2 Type 210 Updates Report from the list of available concurrent programs. Access is governed by the request group assigned to the user's responsibility, so the program must be included in the relevant request group for the French localization responsibility before it can be submitted.

Parameters are defined using the Standard argument method, meaning the values are entered directly on the SRS parameter form. Typical parameters for DAS2-related reporting programs in the French localization include the reporting period or fiscal year, the ledger or legal entity, and possibly a declaration type or update range indicator. Because the ETRM metadata does not enumerate specific parameter tokens, administrators should review the concurrent program definition in the Application Developer responsibility to confirm the exact prompt names, validation, and required status of each parameter.

After submission, the request should be monitored in the Requests window. If the request completes with an error, the request log should be examined, as SQL*Plus-based programs commonly surface SQL errors and validation messages there.

Related Objects

The program belongs to the DAS2 family of French localization reports and is typically used alongside other DAS2 concurrent programs that generate declaration files, extracts, or update reports for different declaration types. These programs operate against the DAS2 interface and reporting tables maintained by the European Localizations module.

Commonly associated components include the DAS2 declaration interface tables into which payment and third-party data are loaded or derived, and the submission or generation programs that produce the French tax authority file formats. Because the ETRM metadata does not list specific interface tables or APIs for JEFRDSEC, implementers should inspect the executable script and the concurrent program definition to identify the exact tables and views referenced, and consult the French localization documentation for the DAS2 process flow as a whole.