GL COSOLIDATION PROCESS PERFORMANCE

제품 : FIN_GL
작성날짜 : 2002-11-07
GL COSOLIDATION PROCESS PERFORMANCE
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GL의 Consolidation 작업시 발생할수 있는 Performance문제
PURPOSE
느린 GL Consolidation작업
Explanation
Consolidation은 크게 두가지의 방법으로 mapping rule을 정의할수 있다.
1. Segment Mapping Rule
특정 Segment는 어떤 Account로 바뀌어져야 한다는 Rule이다.
Segment단위로 작업을 진행하기 때문에 Performance에는 크게 영향을
주지 않기 때문에 가능한 Segment Rule로 Consolidation을
진행할것을 권고한다.
2. Account Mapping Rule
만약 특정 Account 범위는 Segment Rule로 표현할수 없는 Account로
Mapping을 원한다면 Account Rule을 사용하여 특정 범위의 Account를
Conversion한다.
주의) Account Mapping Rule을 사용할때는 가능한 작은 범위의 Rule을
사용할것을 권고한다.
특히 Segment Mapping Rule과 Account Mapping Rule을 동시에
사용하지 않을것은 오라클은 권고한다.
GL concurrent Debugging(Bulletin#17744)을 사용하여 GL consolidation
작업의 시간을 측정해 본결과 Account Mapping 에서 작업 시간이 크게
지연될 경우 GL_INTERFACE table의 GL_INTERFACE_N2가
반드시 아래와 같은지 확인 한다.
1. request_id
2. je_header_id
3. status
4. code_combination_id
Example
Reference Documents
Bug No: 2632310

Thanks for the reply Roger. I have a solution.. and it's very quick (and i'm in a hurry so apologies if this doesn't read well..)
Extra info first. My FLEX_VALUE column == SEGMENT2 values.
In GL_SECURITY_PKG there is a query on a table called GL_BIS_SEGVAL_INT. This contains the segment_column_name, segment_value and parent_segment that my apps user can see.
So, i'm looking for SEGMENT2 values from this table...
select * from GL_BIS_SEGVAL_INT where SEGMENT_COLUMN_NAME = 'SEGMENT2'
i join my original query to this query and.. bingo, i have what i need!
SELECT
MY_TABLE.FLEX_VALUE,
GL_BIS_SEGVAL_INT.SEGMENT_COLUMN_NAME,
GL_BIS_SEGVAL_INT.SEGMENT_VALUE,
GL_BIS_SEGVAL_INT.PARENT_SEGMENT
FROM
MY_TABLE MY_TABLE,
GL_BIS_SEGVAL_INT GL_BIS_SEGVAL_INT
WHERE
GL_BIS_SEGVAL_INT.SEGMENT_VALUE = MY_TABLE.FLEX_VALUE
AND
GL_BIS_SEGVAL_INT.SEGMENT_COLUMN_NAME = 'SEGMENT2'
returns only the flex_value/segment2 values my apps user has access to.
regards,
Joss.
Edited by: Joss Leaver on Sep 9, 2010 7:19 PM
Edited by: Joss Leaver on Sep 9, 2010 7:20 PM

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