Whether it is for IFS Cloud or Enterprise Explorer, if you turn on the log window or debug console respectively, on the server trace you should see entries for EVENT_SYS and Fnd_Event_Action_API with the name of your custom event.
Unfortunately, Application Configuration Package (ACP) does not facilitate for Lobbies. To move Lobbies between environments, I tend to export the entire Lobby as a zip file, this will include the page, elements and data sources. You can then import the Lobby zip file in the Lobby Overview. IFS Cloud - Go to the Lobby Page, select Toggle Lobby Toolbar (spanner icon), click Export Page.Apps10 EE - Go to the Lobby Overview, select the Lobby Page, click Export Page.
As far as I am concerned, I don’t think there is a straight forward solution and that this is a limitation with custom logical units. Fundamentally, there is no functionality that allows you to essentially add a where clause to the system generated CLV view to filter by user allowed sites or any other criteria. Even if you had access to the database, would I recommend altering the system generated CLV view?! Probably not because of the inherent risks involved, for example deployment considerations when moving between environments. To fulfil your requirement properly it would be a modification if the various workarounds are deemed unacceptable.
Inventory_Part_API.Get_Part_Status(contract_, part_no_)
Understood. I am not sure if this functionality can be back-ported to Apps9.As an alternative option, if the goal is to prevent a user from using the obsolete basic data, can you not just create a custom field checkbox on the basic data and have a custom event run a validation to stop the user from using the obsolete market. You should also be able to show the custom field checkbox in the LOV so the user can filter the selection.
You don’t see this Validity column in the basic data? What version of IFS and Update are you on?
I don’t think there is a legitimate or easy way of achieving your requirement via configuration (BPA perhaps?) or personalisation ... the next best solution may be the “Default To Previous” option in Page Designer.
I think there is a way around this albeit an extra step.Create the IAL. Create a Quick Information Source utilising the IAL. Create the Lobby Data Source with the newly generated QIS view.
Correct, you have pretty much answered your own question. If you manually entered a record in your custom logical unit, you will see by inspecting the table ARE_WATER_JET_PART_GRP_CLT that the column CF$_PROG_GRP actually holds the OBJKEY of the referenced field and not the data value. So from a data migration point of view, it is the OBJKEY that you need to feed into the CF$_PROG_GRP_DB column. https://docs.ifs.com/techdocs/Foundation1/040_administration/260_data_management/050_data_migration/003_data_migration_in_custom_objects/100_custom_references/default.htm
As far as I am concerned you cannot add the fields from a custom logical unit directly to a report designer layout. You will have to reference the custom logical unit data via custom fields on the logical unit that is supported by the specific operational report.
You can delete Lobbies in the Lobby Overview screen.
Not that I can think of, if you are referring to a PLSQL script, but it should not take too much effort to work out the API methods to call from Users per Company and Sites per User. You can then utilise this information to build a data migration job to handle the removal process in one go.
Well done! I knew you would figure out the answer eventually, you were this close.
What is the migration job id that you have defined? There is a post that describes a similar issue.
When you manually select a value for the sous-catégorie custom field against a part, have a look at the part_catalog_cft, what is the actual value that you see in the sous-catégorie column of the CFT table? The clue is there.
I believe you are missing the method list attribute setup against step 20 in your method list.
I’ve never tried it, so I can’t comment if it would be possible.
@Technical Outlaws , do you know if FND_WEBENDUSER_MAIN can be included in a permission set used by a LTU license? As far as I know, only FND_RUNTIME can be used in a LTU license (or/and other LTU)… But, if that’s the case, is possible to use a LTU license for Aurena users? Thanks in advance! Att., Elaine If the LTU was build for EE, I am not sure that LTU is transferable to Aurena by simply granting FND_WEBENDUSER_MAIN, since I wouldn’t expect the EE LTU permission set to contain any projections to start with.
One of the difference in the example custom PLSQL package that I created was I did not bother specifying the lu type.Remove the lu type completely, recompile the package, refresh the dictionary cache, then log off/log in again.
Have you actually created the rest of the procedure in the package body yet? Your screenshot is obviously only showing me what you have declared in the package specification. I just tried an example where I purposely omitted the procedure in the package body, the procedure does not show up on the database task method list.
When it comes to migrating into custom logical units, we have to make some changes to the following areas.Source MappingDecide and set the Key (K) flag against the appropriate column(s) and adjust the position so that they are in sequential order. Method List AttributesEnsure the Column Sequence and Flags are amended to reflect what is shown in the Source Mapping. The On New and On Modify checkboxes should be set to reflect which attributes are to be included in the new and update process.
You don’t “create” the folders in the application. When you define your custom PLSQL package, you specify the module and logical unit typically in the specification of the package, this will determine the folder structure that you see in the method selection of the database task. You may have to refresh the dictionary cache for the custom PLSQL package to show up in the method list.
You can do either, see screenshot. Change the Tab Association of the Location Details grouping or just remove it by unticking the Location Details grouping.
Looks like this has been submitted as an Idea already.
No, not as far as I am concerned. Once you have downloaded and installed the access provider libraries from the Applications Add-on page, you can start working with them in your application.
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