Detailed Documentation on APIs in Oracle HRMS

Hi,
I'm interfacing data into Oracle HRMS. Once the data from the flat files is put into the Intermedeate tables, the API and Data pump need to be run.
Could anybody tell me where I could find detailed documentation about
1)the HRMS API's,
2)the Data pump and
3)which API handles which table's data?
please put the link in this post or mail it into this account:
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Thanks in Advance
KP

You can refer metalink site and use eTRM site for best information on APIs
giridharan d
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