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Title: Oracle Applications FND Packages


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Oracle Applications FND Packages
  • Linda Jillson
  • Manager
  • ljillson_at_braunconsult.com

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FND Package Functionality
  • Security
  • Messaging
  • User Profiles
  • Concurrent Processing
  • File I/O
  • Concurrent Program and Request Set Loaders

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Security Functionality
  • FND_Function
  • Function Definition
  • A part of an applications functionality that is
    registered under a unique name for the purpose of
    assigning it to , or excluding it from, a
    responsibility. I.e. A Form
  • Test for responsibilitys permissions to execute
    a function
  • Execute a function within the constraints of the
    responsibility
  • Used in Forms program units, or database
    procedures called from Forms

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FND_Function.Test
  • Function
  • Returns TRUE if function is accessible, otherwise
    FALSE
  • Tests to see if a function is accessible by the
    current responsibility
  • Often used in When-New-Form-Instance trigger to
    determine which buttons to enable or disable
  • Usage
  • if FND_Function.Test(FUNCTION_NAME) then
  • / execute code for success /
  • else
  • / execute code for failure /
  • end if

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FND_Function.Query
  • Procedure
  • Check to see if a function is accessible, and
    retrieve information about the function
  • Usage
  • FND_Function.Query(Function_Name,
  • lAccessible,
  • cType,
  • cPath,
  • cArgList)

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FND_Function.Execute
  • Procedure
  • Executes the specified Form
  • Only accessible from Client-side PL/SQL
  • Should be used in place of Oracle Forms built-ins
    OPEN_FORM and NEW_FORM
  • Usage
  • FND_Function.Execute(Function_Name, Y, Y,
  • NULL, ACTIVATE)

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FND_Function.User_Function_Name
  • Function
  • Returns the User Name of the specified function
  • Usage
  • cUserName FND_Function.User_Function_Name(MYFU
    NC)

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FND_Function.Current_Form_Function
  • Function
  • Returns the function name with which the current
    form was called
  • Usage
  • cCallingFunc FND_Function.Current_Form_Function

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Messaging Functionality
  • FND_Message
  • Manipulate messages defined in the Message
    Dictionary
  • Client and Server-side procedures place messages
    on the message stack or in the global area
  • Client-side procedures retrieve messages from the
    stack and display them from the currently running
    form

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Retrieve and Set Up Messages - Client Side
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Retrieve and Buffer Messages - Server Side
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Displaying Messages - Client Side
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Displaying Messages from Concurrent Programs
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FND_Message Examples
/ Display an error message with translated token
/ FND_Message.Set_Name (MYAPPL,
MY_ERR_MESSAGE) FND_Message.Set_Token(PROCEDUR
E,
TRANS_PROC_NAME, TRUE) FND_Message.Error
/ Display a message with 2 buttons, use Caution
icon / FND_Message.Set_Name(MYAPPL,
DELETE_ALL) nButton FND_Message.Question(DE
LETE, NULL, CANCEL,
1, 3,
caution)
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FND_Message Examples (continued)
  • / Retrieve message from server and display /
  • FND_Message.Retrieve
  • FND_Message.Error
  • / Server side code example /
  • FND_Message.Set_Name(MAPPL, MY_ERR_MSG)
  • FND_Message.Set_Token(PROCEDURE,
  • My
    Procedure)
  • APP_Exception.Raise_Exception

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User Profile Functionality
  • FND_PROFILE
  • Retrieve user profile values for the current
    run-time environment
  • Set user profile values for the current run-time
    environment

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FND_Profile.Put
  • Procedure
  • Assign a value to the specified user profile
    option
  • Usage
  • FND_Profile.Put(PROFILE_NAME, NEW VALUE)

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FND_Profile.Get
  • Procedure
  • Retrieve the current profile option value
  • Usage
  • FND_Profile.Get(PROFILENAME, cValue)

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FND_Profile.Value
  • Function
  • Returns a character string
  • Retrieves the current value of the specified user
    profile option
  • Usage
  • cValue FND_Profile.Value(PROFILEOPTION)

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Concurrent Processing Functionality
  • FND_REQUEST
  • Submit concurrent requests
  • FND_CONCURRENT
  • Retrieve information about concurrent requests
  • Set information about concurrent requests

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FND_Request Objects
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FND_Concurrent Objects
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Concurrent Processing Example
  • Procedure Main(ErrBuf OUT varchar2, RetCode OUT
    varchar2) is
  • / From MetaLink Technical Forum, Note 73492.1 /
  • cErrBuf varchar2(2000)
  • cPhase varchar2(2000)
  • cstatus varchar2(2000)
  • cDevPhase varchar2(2000)
  • cDevStatus varchar2(2000)
  • cMessage varchar2(2000)
  • nRequestID number
  • lRequestStatus boolean
  • BEGIN
  • RetCode 0 / Initialize RetCode for Normal
    completion /
  • nRequestID FND_Request.Submit_Request(MYAPP
    L, MYPROG,

  • Request Submitted from Main)
  • commit

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Concurrent Processing Example (continued)
  • if nRequestID 0 then
  • cErrBuf Request Submit was not
    successful
  • RetCode 1 / This request completes
    with Warning /
  • else
  • cErrbuf Request ID is
    to_char(nRequestID)
  • lRequestStatus FND_Concurrent.Wait_For_Re
    quest(nRequestID, 60, 0,
  • cPhase, cStatus, cDevPhase,
    cDevStatus, cMessage)
  • if cDevStatus ERROR then
  • cErrbuf Submitted Request failed.
    Message cMessage
  • RetCode 2 / This request
    completes with Error /
  • else
  • cErrBuf Submitted Request
    successfully complete. Status cStatus
  • end if
  • end if
  • ErrBuf cErrBuf
  • END

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File I/O Functionality
  • FND_FILE
  • Allows PL/SQL procedures, running as concurrent
    requests, to write information to the concurrent
    request log and out files
  • Uses the Oracle supplied database package
    UTL_FILE
  • utl_file_dir parameter must be set to include the
    log and out directories for the applications that
    will run concurrent requests using FND_FILE
  • Database owner must have write privileges on
    those directories

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FND_File.Put
  • Procedure
  • Writes text to log or out file
  • Does not include new line character
  • Usage
  • FND_File.Put(FND_File.Log, This text written to
    Log file)

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FND_File.Put_Line
  • Procedure
  • Writes text to log or out file
  • Does include new line character after writing
    text
  • Usage
  • FND_File.Put_Line
    (FND_File.Out, This text
    written to Out file)

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FND_File.New_Line
  • Procedure
  • Writes new line character(s) to specified file
  • Used with FND_File.Put
  • Usage
  • FND_File.New_Line(FND_File.Log, 2)

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FND_File.Put_Names
  • Procedure
  • Sets temporary log and out file names and
    directory
  • Used only during test and debug phase
  • Usage
  • FND_File.Put_Names(R999.log, R999.out,
    /usr/temp/outfiles)

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FND_File.Close
  • Procedure
  • Closes files opened for write
  • Used only during test and debug phase
  • Usage
  • FND_File.Close

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FND_File Output Example
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Concurrent Program and Request Set Loader
Functionality
  • FND_Program and FND_Request
  • Used to programmatically create
  • Concurrent executables
  • Concurrent Programs
  • Parameters for Concurrent Programs
  • Concurrent Request Sets
  • Recommended when maintaining multiple instances
    (i.e. development, test, production)

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FND_Program Functionality
  • Most procedures correspond to functionality
    provided by System Administration forms
  • Others allow for checking for the existence of
    programs and components, and deleting existing
    programs and components
  • Use FND_Program.Message to display error messages.

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FND_Set Functionality
  • Most procedures correspond to functionality
    provided by System Administration forms
  • Others allow for checking for the existence of
    sets and components, and deleting existing sets
    and components
  • Use FND_Set.Message to display error messages.

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References
  • Oracle Applications Developers Guide (Release
    11)
  • MetaLink

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