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Overview

INV_LABEL_PVT15 is a private PL/SQL package body in the APPS schema that forms one segment of the Oracle E-Business Suite labeling infrastructure used by Oracle Inventory and Oracle Warehouse Management. The package is not a standalone business API; rather, it is a numbered partition of the larger INV_LABEL labeling framework, and it is responsible for assembling the variable content that is merged into label format templates at runtime. Its internal constants — label_b, label_e, variable_b, variable_e, and tag_e — define the XML-like markup fragments (<label>, </label>, <variable name="...">, and closing tags) that the labeling engine uses to build the output stream delivered to label printers. In EBS 12.1.1 and 12.2.2 this package is classified under API classification OTHER, meaning it is an internal implementation unit rather than a published public API. It is referenced by one other package within the labeling subsystem and is tied to label type INV_LABEL_15, as indicated by the hard-coded trace identifier passed in the local TRACE wrapper.

Key Procedures and Functions

  • GET_VARIABLE_DATA — The single documented procedure in this package. It resolves each selected label field for a given label type into its actual runtime content. It receives the label type definition, a transaction identifier, a row from the material transaction temporary table, and a transaction identifier value, and returns a collection of label variable content along with standard message count, message data, and return status OUT parameters. Internally it retrieves the label format and printer assignment, iterates over the selected fields, and emits the markup needed to populate each variable. The procedure is central to translating transactional data into printable variable values.

A local TRACE procedure wraps inv_label.TRACE with the identifier 'INV_LABEL_15', providing debug output specific to this label partition.

Tables Accessed

Usage Notes

INV_LABEL_PVT15 is invoked indirectly through the INV_LABEL labeling framework, typically triggered by inventory transaction windows, WMS label printing actions, or concurrent programs that generate label requests when a material transaction is committed. It should not be called directly by custom code; the supported entry point is the parent labeling package. The l_prev_format_id and l_prev_sub variables in the source reflect a performance optimization that avoids redundant printer lookups when the same format or subinventory is encountered consecutively. Because it uses NOCOPY OUT parameters and LONG data types, callers must respect the constraints of those constructs when integrating or debugging this package.