![Difference
Key Flexfield Descriptive FlexField
Used for creating unique identifiers
or constraints. It is the building block
which defines the structure of
objects.
Used for describing an objects and
enter information on screen
Capture mandatory business
information like company,
department, account(Account
structure)
Capture additional business
information like name, POD,
ETA(port Arrival) etc
KFF is mandatory DFF is optional
KFF display like Text DFF display like [ ] array
KFF stored in the segment DFF stored in the attributes
KFF’ 30 segment columns reserved
KFF’s data
Whereas, DFF 15 columns reserved
stored data](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/oracleebstechnical-231004034951-04c3934a/85/Oracle_EBS_Technical-pptx-24-320.jpg)
Oracle_EBS_Technical.pptx
- 1. E-Business Suite Release 12 (R12)
- 2. <Insert Picture Here> Agenda R12 • Introduction R12 • Navigation in R12 • Fundamentals of System Administration • Fundamentals of Flexfields • Integration • MOAC • Workflow & Alerts • OBI
- 3. Overview
- 4. Overview
- 5. Overview Oracle Architecture Desktop Tier Application Tier Database Tier
- 6. • The oracle Application Architecture is a framework for multi-tiered, Distributed computing that supports Oracle Applications Product • In this model, various servers or services are distributed among three levels called Tiers • A servers is a process or group of processes that runs on a single machine Oracle Architecture
- 8. Desktop Tier - The Client Interface HTML based Application java applet in a web browser Forms based application Application Tier - Various servers and services groups that process the business logic Web services Forms services Concurrent processing server Admin server Database Tier – Oracle database server Oracle 11g ASM – Automated storage Management RAC – Real Application Cluster .
- 9. Oracle Technical R12 – Role Development Enhancement Business Requirement MD 50 Review Development Phase Analysis Development Unit Test Functional Test UAT – User Acceptance Testing PROD Migration MD 70 Preparation
- 12. $Instance/app01/appl/fs2/EBSapps/appl APPLICATION TOP (APP_TOP) CUSTOM TOP (XX_TOP) . $ Instance/app01/appl/fs2/EBSapps/appl/xx_customtop.
- 14. EBS Login
- 15. Accessing Responsibilities Nav :- System Admin ->Security->user->Define
- 16. Nav :- System Admin ->Security->User->Define
- 17. Data Flow – Ex. Purchase Flow
- 18. Data Flow – Ex. Subledgers – SLA (Accounting)-GL
- 19. Entering Data using Forms Delete & Editing Records
- 20. Accessing Online Help
- 21. Running Reports and Programs
- 22. Fundamentals of Flexfield & Value sets
- 23. Oracle - Flexfield Oracle Application uses Flexfield to capture information about Your organization. Flexfield have flexible structure for storing key information. Like Company, Cost Center, and Account. Two Type of Flexfields Key Flexfield (Define segments column in Table) Descriptive Flexfield ( Define Attributes column in Table)
- 24. Difference Key Flexfield Descriptive FlexField Used for creating unique identifiers or constraints. It is the building block which defines the structure of objects. Used for describing an objects and enter information on screen Capture mandatory business information like company, department, account(Account structure) Capture additional business information like name, POD, ETA(port Arrival) etc KFF is mandatory DFF is optional KFF display like Text DFF display like [ ] array KFF stored in the segment DFF stored in the attributes KFF’ 30 segment columns reserved KFF’s data Whereas, DFF 15 columns reserved stored data
- 25. Oracle – Valueset Value sets are a set or list of values (LOV) that are usually predefined and are Used in Flexfield and concurrent programs Why do we need value sets ? you do not always want a user to enter junk free text into all the fields. hence, oracle Apps uses value set to validate that correct data is being entered in the fields in screen