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| Re: Want to change the query of "Ordered item" on sales order form, But KFF is attached to [message #405597 is a reply to message #405583] |
Thu, 28 May 2009 09:17   |
B.T.S.Ananth
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Location: chennai / Hyderabad
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Hi Parag,
Item Setup is the main setup in oracle apps.
generaly Validation Type None is selected to enter values at run time.
Items are appearing in front end because items are defined/ created in Item master
Nav: Inventory > Item > Item Master
1. value set can be any format like you can fix the charecter lenth, case, etc. but this will restrict only the values in that segment. for more information you can refer flexfield user guide
2. There are many types in Validation types like None, Dependent, independent, table, etc. when you are using other than None then have to load the data seperately in values then only it will display in the front end. but when you select None any time you can to to item master and create new item.
i hope i have cleared your doubts.
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| Re: Want to change the query of "Ordered item" on sales order form, But KFF is attached to [message #405615 is a reply to message #405597] |
Thu, 28 May 2009 12:11 |
parag_narkhede
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Registered: January 2008
Location: Pune
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Thanks for the reply.
I agree with you.
But do you want to say that its impossible to change the query attached to this ordered item LOV?
Currently this value set was using one custom value set of NONE type. I change it to TABLE type to solve my purpose a below.
My aim is to show user only those items which satisfy following query criteria.
select msi.SEGMENT1
from mtl_item_categories mic, mtl_categories_b mc, mtl_system_items_b msi
where mic.CATEGORY_ID = mc.CATEGORY_ID
and msi.INVENTORY_ITEM_ID = mic.INVENTORY_ITEM_ID
and msi.ORGANIZATION_ID = mic.ORGANIZATION_ID
and ( nvl(mc.SEGMENT20,mc.segment19) = :ORDER.SOLD_TO or nvl(mc.segment19,'-999') = :ORDER.SOLD_TO)
AND MIC.CATEGORY_SET_ID = 1100000199
anD MC.STRUCTURE_ID = 50397
But in this query, I want to show items depending on Customer name, thats why i use :ORDER.SOLD_TO.
But during compilation of flexfield it gives warning message as
"The segment "SYSTEM ITEMS" uses value set "LION_UNIFORM_CODE_SYSTEM_ITEMS" which has BLOCK.FIELD reference "ORDER.SOLD_TO" in its Where clause or Additional Columns.
BLOCK.FIELD references are only supported in Oracle Forms."
I have hardcoded the values also which will return one record, so as to just test whether this table type of valu set is working or not.
But no use. it shows all the records which it was showing previously.
I tried with custom.pl, but since LOV name was wrong I couldnt move further.
So finally, is it possible to change the query of the LOV which satisfy above query criteria?
Also,
Look at Oracle's comment about this functionality:
"Key flexfield "System Items" segment has a value set attached to it which references ":system.current_form" to restrict ITEMS that appear in Purchasing forms LOV's."
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| Re: Want to change the query of "Ordered item" on sales order form, But KFF is attached to [message #405931 is a reply to message #405798] |
Mon, 01 June 2009 00:16 |
parag_narkhede
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Registered: January 2008
Location: Pune
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Thanks for your reply.
My requirement is:
"Our customer(XYZ) order some items. But these items are ordered by contacts of customers, which are employees of customer XYZ. But both XYZ (Organization) and contact points (Person) are set as customer.
I want contacts points and customer to see only those items which are assigned as a category to them.
To achieve this, i have created one category containing segment19 as customer and segment20 as contacts of customer. I will restrict the items based on category assigned to it. "
Main question is, It is possible to change the query of KFF based items on form...
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