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Overview

PAY_MX_FORMAT_2D is a concurrent program owned by the Payroll (PAY) module in Oracle E-Business Suite. Its user-facing name is Format 2-D. According to documented ETRM metadata, the program is enabled (Enabled: Yes) and is used to produce the ISR Tax Format 2-D output for Mexico. The ISR (Impuesto Sobre la Renta) declaration is the statutory Mexican income tax reporting format, and the "2-D" designation refers to the two-dimensional barcode variant used for machine-readable submission and validation of the tax return.

Although the program carries the descriptive title "ISR Tax Format 2-D for Mexico," the ETRM entry also lists the generic descriptive text "Generic Payroll Execution Process." This is consistent with the program's underlying executable: it is not a standalone report binary but a spawned invocation of the PYUGEN generic payroll execution driver, configured with arguments that direct the Mexico-specific ISR 2-D formatting logic. In Oracle EBS 12.1.1 and 12.2.2, the Mexico localization packages and the PYUGEN driver work together to produce localized regulatory output files from payroll run data.

Execution Details

The documented execution attributes for PAY_MX_FORMAT_2D are:

  • Product: PAY - Payroll
  • User Name: Format 2-D
  • Description: ISR Tax Format 2-D for Mexico
  • Enabled: Yes
  • Execution Method: Spawned
  • Argument Method: Database fetch
  • Executable: PYUGEN (Generic Payroll Execution Process)
  • Execution Filename: PYUGEN

The Spawned execution method indicates the program does not run as a standalone operating-system command line. Instead, the concurrent manager launches the executable through the spawned-process framework, which supports the PYUGEN generic payroll execution driver. The Database fetch argument method means the program's runtime arguments are retrieved from the database rather than entered directly by the user at submission time. This is characteristic of localization programs whose parameters are derived from payroll action parameters, legal entity, GRE, or report configuration records maintained in the application.

Because the executable is PYUGEN, the actual work is performed by the generic payroll execution process, which reads the supplied parameters and invokes the appropriate localization logic to generate the ISR 2-D output.

How to Run

Users submit PAY_MX_FORMAT_2D through the standard Oracle EBS Submit Requests (SRS) window, typically from the Mexican payroll responsibility or the Payroll Manager responsibility. From the navigation menu, the request is submitted via View > Requests > Submit a New Request, where the user searches for the user-facing name Format 2-D.

Because the Argument Method is Database fetch, the program does not present a conventional parameter window with manually entered fields. The arguments required for execution are fetched from the database, which generally means the relevant payroll action, legal entity, and reporting period context must already be defined in the application. Users should confirm that the Mexico payroll legal entity, the applicable payroll period, and any required ISR configuration or mapping records are set up before submission. Output is normally directed to the concurrent manager output file or a designated report file location, depending on the localization configuration.

Related Objects

PAY_MX_FORMAT_2D operates within the Mexican payroll localization framework, and its behavior is closely tied to the following objects and concepts:

  • PYUGEN (Generic Payroll Execution Process): The underlying executable invoked by this spawned program.
  • ISR tax reporting configuration: Mexico localization setup that drives the 2-D formatting logic, including tax unit, employer registration, and declaration period mappings.
  • Payroll run and assignment action results: Source data used to compute the ISR amounts reflected in the 2-D output.
  • Other Mexico localization concurrent programs: Companion ISR and payroll tax reports that share configuration with the 2-D format.
  • Concurrent Manager and SRS: The scheduling and submission infrastructure through which the program is executed.

Because the ETRM metadata for this object is limited to the attributes documented above, administrators should consult the Oracle Mexico Payroll Localization documentation and the PYUGEN execution notes for the specific database-fetched arguments and output file conventions applicable to their release (12.1.1 or 12.2.2).