REQUEST VIEW를 MS APPLICATION로 DOWN시 .TXT로 CONVERT 되는 이유
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REQUEST VIEW를 MS APPLICATION로 DOWN시 .TXT로 CONVERT 되는 이유
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PURPOSE
Concurrent Request Report를 Broswer가 아닌 MS Word나 MS Excel로 Viewing 하는 경우 Option에 따라 화면으로 직접 Open 할 수도 있고, Client PC로 down을 먼저 할 수도 있다.
PC로 down을 먼저 하는 경우 Request Output이 원래의 output 형식(ex.o1430443.out, o1432914.out)이 아닌 '..report_311002.txt'의 file 형식으로 나타나는데 그 이유를 알 수 있으면 수정도 가능하다.
일부 고객들이 이 Hardcoded된 convert 내용을 알고자 하거나 수정하고자 할때 이 불루틴을 이용하여 고객 스스로 원하는 내용을 적용할 수 있다.
Explanation
Concurrent Request Output file에 대한 handle은 'AFCPWFPB.pls' pls에서 하고 있다.
Package fnd_webfilepub의 내용중 procedure 'req_outfile_name'를 자세히 검토하면 여러 FNDWRR file이 .txt or .html or .pdf 등의 extension으로 convert 되는 이유를 알 수 있다.
procedure req_outfile_name( id IN varchar2,
outfile_name IN OUT varchar2) is
temp_name varchar2(40);
outfile_name IN OUT varchar2)is
temp_name varchar2(40);
file_type varchar2(10);
file_ext varchar2(10);
begin
select substrb(user_concurrent_program_name,1,30) || '_' ||
to_char(sysdate,'ddmmrr'), NVL(r.output_file_type, 'TEXT')
into temp_name, file_type
from fnd_concurrent_programs_vl p,
fnd_concurrent_requests r,
file_type varchar2(10);
file_ext varchar2(10);
begin
select substrb(user_concurrent_program_name,1,30) || '_' ||
to_char(sysdate,'ddmmrr'), NVL(r.output_file_type, 'TEXT')
into temp_name, file_type
from fnd_concurrent_programs_vl p,
fnd_concurrent_requests r,
fnd_file_temp t
where p.concurrent_program_id = r.concurrent_program_id
and p.application_id = r.program_application_id
and t.request_id = r.request_id
and t.file_id = id;
-- hardcoded values for file extentions needs to be removed in major
-- release.
if ( file_type = 'TEXT' ) then
file_ext := 'txt';
elsif ( file_type = 'HTML') then
file_ext := 'html';
elsif ( file_type = 'PDF' ) then
file_ext := 'pdf';
elsif ( file_type = 'PS' ) then
file_ext := 'ps';
elsif ( file_type = 'PCL' ) then
file_ext := 'pcl';
elsif ( file_type = 'XML' ) then
file_ext := 'xml';
end if;
outfile_name := temp_name || '.' || file_ext;
exception
exception
when others then
outfile_name := '';
end req_outfile_name;
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I am Using SAP B1 2005B
A/p Down Payment Request :-
1.Wnen i want to give a 50% Advance Based on Purchase Order What is the Procedure. whether i have to use A/p Down payemnt request or A/p down payemnt invoice.
2.whenever i am making down payment request there is no JE and There is No GL and BP affected.
2.a. While making payment against down payment request there are 3 accounts hitted
1.Bank Account.
2. Bp(As Advance-Debit balance)
3.GL linked with BP.(Acccounts payable).
Is Correct or Not?
3. While Making A/p Invoice can we pick this Advace in A/p invoice Entry and can we Adjust .
at this stage Whenever i want to Check the balance of the BP should be Debit Balance(as Advance).
A/p Down payment Invoice:-
What is the Procedure, When it will be Used and What are the GL affected.
Thanks & Regards,
yusuffHi,
We are using A/p Down Payment Invoice where the entry is
Party Credited
Advance for capital purhase ie. ofset account is debited
and making payment
Party Debited
Bank Credited
and when linking with Invoice
Advance for capital purhase ie. ofset account is credited
GRNI of Asset A/c is debited.
Here the main issue is in Party ledger its showing 1st credit and then debit and your requirement that Party should be shown debit balance it will be not there it will be in Offset account i.e "Advance for capital purhase ie. offset account"
Now you have to generate query base report if you want to show advances given to party.
This is what we are doing if there is any other possibility kindly revert back all experts.
Thanks
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