Need to print a letter to bank after every payment run

Question

HI Gurus,
i have a weird requirement from businees, i need to print a letter after every payment run for specific pyament mehod through F110. the config for this payment method in FBZP maintained as
Paymnet mehod for : outgoing payment
Paymnet method classification : Bank transfer
this is letter will contain the most of the bank details in vendor master data (like bank account number, bank name, address,......e.t.c)
Could you please help me in finding if there is any standard form has this details and driver program for this (i mean RFFO*).
Thanks in Advance.
Preethi

Answer 1

See Chapter 11 of Oracle Business Intelligence Server Administration Guide (Version 10.1.3.2 December 2006).
Oracle BI Administrators can configure the Oracle BI Server to maintain a local, disk-based cache of
query result sets (query cache). The query cache allows the Oracle BI Server to satisfy many
subsequent query requests without having to access back-end databases (such as Oracle or DB2).
This reduction in communication costs can dramatically decrease query response time.
As updates occur on the back-end databases, the query cache entries can become stale. Therefore,
Oracle BI Administrators need to periodically remove entries from the query cache using one of the
following methods:
■ Manually. In the Administration Tool, in the Manage menu, select Cache to open the Cache
Manager. Cache Manager provides the maximum flexibility in choosing which cache entries to
purge and when to purge them, but it requires direct human involvement. For more information,
refer to “Using the Cache Manager” on page 255.
■ Automatically. In the Administration Tool, you can disable cache for the system, set caching
attributes for a specific physical table, and use Oracle BI event tables to purge cache
automatically. For additional information about managing cache, refer to “Monitoring and
Managing the Cache” on page 234.
■ Programatically. The Oracle BI Server provides ODBC-extension functions for purging cache
entries programmatically. These functions give you the choice and the timing flexibility of Cache
Manager with the automation of event tables. You can write your own scripts to call these
functions at times that fit your needs. For more information, refer to “Purging and Maintaining
Cache Using ODBC Procedures” on page 235.