'Transfer to GL' writes data in the GL_Interface table. The code is available in the Pay_trgl_pkg package.
Rollback of the process does not removes the lines in the interface table. Funny.
Payroll, Oracle Apex, data visualizations.
Nov 20, 2003
Back in town after some hollidays...
I was working on Retronotification. As such, I enabled some dynamic triggers (API user hooks in fact) for the Incident Register functional area. The package that holds the code was generated promptly (Pay_dyt_element_entries_pkg) en the logging started right away (See Pay_process_events).
Then I created a event group to monitor inserts on the Pay_element_entries_f table. I used that event group as parameter for the RetroNotification Report (concurrent program), and the generated assignment set included the correct lines.
Some extra testing foreseen the next days.
I was working on Retronotification. As such, I enabled some dynamic triggers (API user hooks in fact) for the Incident Register functional area. The package that holds the code was generated promptly (Pay_dyt_element_entries_pkg) en the logging started right away (See Pay_process_events).
Then I created a event group to monitor inserts on the Pay_element_entries_f table. I used that event group as parameter for the RetroNotification Report (concurrent program), and the generated assignment set included the correct lines.
Some extra testing foreseen the next days.
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