Oracle Process Manufacturing Process Execution – List of database tables
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Sl.No | VIEW NAME | DESCRIPTION | |||
1 | FM_ACTV_MST | Activity master. Defines activities which are performed in operations. | |||
2 | FM_ARES_MST | Operation-specific alternate resource factors | |||
3 | FM_CONF_TBL | FM effectivity configuration. Controls how formula effectivities are created. | |||
4 | FM_FMCT_CLS | Formula control classes -NOT USED- | |||
5 | FM_FORM_CLS | Formula classes - used to group formulas. | |||
6 | FM_FORM_EFF | Formula/routing effectivities. Conditions under which a Formula/Routing can be used | |||
7 | FM_FORM_MST | Formula header table | |||
8 | FM_FORM_MST_B | Formula header base table | |||
9 | FM_FORM_MST_TL | Formula header translation table | |||
10 | FM_IBOM_DTL | Detail table for Indented Bill of Materials Report | |||
11 | FM_IBOM_HDR | Header table used for Indented Bill Of Materials report | |||
12 | FM_MATL_DTL | Formula material details - contains products,byproducts and ingredient information | |||
13 | FM_OPRN_CLS | Formula operation class. Used to group operations. | |||
14 | FM_OPRN_DTL | Operation details. Specifies the resources, activities and their usage. | |||
15 | FM_OPRN_MST | Operation master | |||
16 | FM_ROUT_CLS | Routing class - used to group routings. | |||
17 | FM_ROUT_DEP | Routing step dependencies | |||
18 | FM_ROUT_DTL | Routing details | |||
19 | FM_ROUT_HDR | Routing header | |||
20 | FM_ROUT_MTL | Routing Steps to Formula Lines Association | |||
21 | FM_TEXT_HDR | Table used to store text types for Formula Model | |||
22 | FM_TEXT_TBL_TL | FM Module Text Lines. Descriptive text for all tables in this module. | |||
23 | GMD_ACTIONS_B | OPM Quality Actions | |||
24 | GMD_ACTIONS_TL | OPM Quality Translation table | |||
25 | GMD_ACTIVITIES_B | Activities base table. Defines activities which are performed in operations. | |||
26 | GMD_ACTIVITIES_TL | Activities Translation Table | |||
27 | GMD_CHANGE_DISPOSITION | Change Disposition form history table | |||
28 | GMD_CHANGE_LOTS | Change Disposition form history - Lots affected | |||
29 | GMD_COA_DETAILS | Certificate of Analysis report details information | |||
30 | GMD_COA_HEADERS | Certificate of Analysis report header information | |||
31 | GMD_COA_RSLT_TEXT | Certificate of Analysis result text | |||
32 | GMD_COA_SPEC_HDR_TEXT | Certificate of Analysis report header text information | |||
33 | GMD_COA_SPEC_TEXT | Certificate of Analysis Specification text | |||
34 | GMD_COMPOSITE_RESULT_ASSOC | OPM Quality Composite Result Association | |||
35 | GMD_COMPOSITE_RESULTS | OPM Quality Composite results | |||
36 | GMD_COMPOSITE_SPEC_DISP | OPM Quality Composite Specification Display | |||
37 | GMD_COMPOSITIONAL_REQS | LCF - Compositional Requirements Table | |||
38 | GMD_CUSTOMER_SPEC_VRS | OPM Work-in-Process Specification validity rules | |||
39 | GMD_CUSTOMER_TESTS_B | Customer Tests | |||
40 | GMD_CUSTOMER_TESTS_TL | Customer Tests Translation table | |||
41 | GMD_EVENT_SPEC_DISP | OPM Quality Event Specification Display | |||
42 | GMD_FORMULA_ANALYSIS_DTL | Formula analysis detail table | |||
43 | GMD_FORMULA_ANALYSIS_HDR | Formula Analysis Header table. | |||
44 | GMD_FORMULA_CLASS_B | Formula classes base table - used to group formulas. | |||
45 | GMD_FORMULA_CLASS_TL | Formula Class translation table | |||
46 | GMD_FORMULA_SECURITY | Formula Security table | |||
47 | GMD_FORMULA_SECURITY_PROFILES | Formula Security Profiles | |||
48 | GMD_FORMULA_SECURITY_TEMP | ||||
49 | GMD_FORMULA_SUBSTITUTION | Formula Substitution table holds the valid formulas which are valid for the context item substitution | |||
50 | GMD_FORMULATION_SPECS | LCF - Formulation Specification table | |||
51 | GMD_GRADES_B | QC grade code master. | |||
52 | GMD_GRADES_TL | QC Units Translation Table | |||
53 | GMD_HOLD_REASONS_B | OPM Quality Hold reasons | |||
54 | GMD_HOLD_REASONS_TL | OPM Quality Hold Reasons | |||
55 | GMD_INVENTORY_SPEC_VRS | OPM Quality Inventory Specification Validity Rules | |||
56 | GMD_ITEM_SUBSTITUTION_DTL | Substitution Detail table holds the replacement item(s) for the original item in the Substitution Table | |||
57 | GMD_ITEM_SUBSTITUTION_HDR_B | This is master table for the Item Substitution, which holds the item substitution details | |||
58 | GMD_ITEM_SUBSTITUTION_HDR_TL | This is translate table for the Item Substitution | |||
59 | GMD_LAB_FORMULA_ASSOC | Association for lab values that get converted to formulas | |||
60 | GMD_LAB_ORGN_ASSOC | Association for lab types that get converted to orgn codes | |||
61 | GMD_LCF_CATEGORY_DTL_GTMP | ||||
62 | GMD_LCF_CATEGORY_HDR_GTMP | ||||
63 | GMD_LCF_DETAILS_GTMP | ||||
64 | GMD_LCF_EXTERNAL_COST | Source for, external cost values | |||
65 | GMD_LCF_TECH_DATA_GTMP | ||||
66 | GMD_MASS_RESULTS_GT | ||||
67 | GMD_MASS_SAMPLES | Sample IDs for Mass Results Entry | |||
68 | GMD_MATERIAL_DETAILS_GTMP | ||||
69 | GMD_MATERIAL_HEADER_GTMP | ||||
70 | GMD_MATERIAL_REQS | LCF - Material Requirements Table | |||
71 | GMD_MIGRATE_PARMS | Quality Migration Setup Table | |||
72 | GMD_MIGRATION | Stores error messages during data migration from 11i to 11i+ | |||
73 | GMD_MONITORING_SPEC_VRS | OPM Quality for Monitoring Spec Validity Rule | |||
74 | GMD_MSNR_RESULTS | GMD Mass Search and Replace table for storing query results | |||
75 | GMD_OPERATION_ACTIVITIES | Operation Activity details | |||
76 | GMD_OPERATION_CLASS_B | Operation class base table. Used to group operations. | |||
77 | GMD_OPERATION_CLASS_TL | Translation table for Operation Class | |||
78 | GMD_OPERATION_RESOURCES | Operation Resource details | |||
79 | GMD_OPERATIONS_B | Operations base table. | |||
80 | GMD_OPERATIONS_TL | Operations translation table. | |||
81 | GMD_OPRN_PROCESS_PARAMETERS | Table associating process parameters to operation resource | |||
82 | GMD_OPTIMIZER_HDR_GTMP | ||||
83 | GMD_OPTIMIZER_LINE_GTMP | ||||
84 | GMD_PARAMETERS | Stores the default statuses for Organization | |||
85 | GMD_PARAMETERS_DTL | GMD parameters line table | |||
86 | GMD_PARAMETERS_HDR | used instead of profiles | |||
87 | GMD_PARSED_EXPRESSION | This table stores the parsed expression for the technical parameter | |||
88 | GMD_PROCESS_LOSS | Routing Process Loss | |||
89 | GMD_QC_ASSAY_CLASS | Quality Assay Class. Assay classes are quality test groupings. | |||
90 | GMD_QC_SPEC_MST_GTMP | ||||
91 | GMD_QC_STATUS_B | OPM Quality Status | |||
92 | GMD_QC_STATUS_NEXT | OPM Quality target Status codes | |||
93 | GMD_QC_STATUS_TL | OPM Quality Status translation | |||
94 | GMD_QC_TEST_VALUES_B | OPM Test values | |||
95 | GMD_QC_TEST_VALUES_TL | OPM Test values Translation table | |||
96 | GMD_QC_TESTS_B | OPM QC Test | |||
97 | GMD_QC_TESTS_TL | OPM QC Test | |||
98 | GMD_QUALITY_CONFIG | OPM Quality Configuration | |||
99 | GMD_RECIPE_CUSTOMERS | This table stores recipe customer data | |||
100 | GMD_RECIPE_EFF_ASSOC | Recipe-Effectivity Association Table | |||
101 | GMD_RECIPE_GENERATION | Recipe Generation for automatic creation | |||
102 | GMD_RECIPE_ORGN_ACTIVITIES | This table stores updates to operation activity details at the recipe level. | |||
103 | GMD_RECIPE_ORGN_RESOURCES | This table stores updates to operation resources at the recipe level. | |||
104 | GMD_RECIPE_PROCESS_LOSS | Stores process loss at the recipe level. | |||
105 | GMD_RECIPE_PROCESS_PARAMETERS | Table associating process parameters to Recipe orgn resource | |||
106 | GMD_RECIPE_ROUTING_STEPS | This table stores updates to routing steps at the recipe level. | |||
107 | GMD_RECIPE_STEP_MATERIALS | This table stores step material information at the recipe level. | |||
108 | GMD_RECIPE_VALIDITY_RULES | Stores quantity and effective dates for variou uses and/or organizations (formerly effectivities). | |||
109 | GMD_RECIPES_B | Recipe header base table. | |||
110 | GMD_RECIPES_TL | Recipe Translation Table | |||
111 | GMD_REPLACE | Used for Mass Search and Replace | |||
112 | GMD_RESULTS | OPM Quality Results | |||
113 | GMD_ROUTING_CLASS_B | Routing class base table - used to group routings. | |||
114 | GMD_ROUTING_CLASS_TL | Translation Table for routing class | |||
115 | GMD_ROUTINGS_B | Routing header base table. | |||
116 | GMD_ROUTINGS_TL | Routings header translations table | |||
117 | GMD_SAMPLE_REPLICATES_GT | ||||
118 | GMD_SAMPLE_SPEC_DISP | OPM Quality Sample Specification Display | |||
119 | GMD_SAMPLES | OPM Quality Samples | |||
120 | GMD_SAMPLES_LAB | OPM Quality Samples Lab | |||
121 | GMD_SAMPLING_EVENTS | OPM Quality Sampling Event | |||
122 | GMD_SAMPLING_PLANS_B | OPM Quality Sampling Plan | |||
123 | GMD_SAMPLING_PLANS_TL | OPM Quality Sampling Plan translation table | |||
124 | GMD_SECURITY_CONTROL | Defines the level Formula Security is contorlled per OPM Organization | |||
125 | GMD_SECURITY_PROFILES | Security Profiles give access to the object specified data. For example, a Security Profile gives access to a User for Formula data. | |||
126 | GMD_SPEC_MAPPING | Table used to map old spec definition to new definition | |||
127 | GMD_SPEC_MAPPING_GTMP | ||||
128 | GMD_SPEC_RESULTS | OPM Quality Specification Results | |||
129 | GMD_SPEC_TESTS_B | OPM Specification tests | |||
130 | GMD_SPEC_TESTS_TL | OPM Specification tests | |||
131 | GMD_SPECIFICATION_ATTRIBUTES | LCF - Formulation Specification Attributes Table | |||
132 | GMD_SPECIFICATIONS_B | OPM Quality Specifications | |||
133 | GMD_SPECIFICATIONS_TL | OPM Quality Specifications Translation | |||
134 | GMD_SPREAD_ERRORS_GTMP | ||||
135 | GMD_SS_MATERIAL_SOURCES | Stability Study Material Sources | |||
136 | GMD_SS_STORAGE_HISTORY | Stability Study Variant Storage History | |||
137 | GMD_SS_STORAGE_PACKAGE | Stability Study Variant Storage Package | |||
138 | GMD_SS_TIME_POINTS | Stability Study Time Points | |||
139 | GMD_SS_VARIANTS | Stability Study Variants | |||
140 | GMD_STABILITY_SPEC_VRS | Stability Study Validity Rules | |||
141 | GMD_STABILITY_STUDIES_B | Stability Study | |||
142 | GMD_STABILITY_STUDIES_TL | Stability Study Translation table | |||
143 | GMD_STATUS_B | Base table for status code definitions. | |||
144 | GMD_STATUS_NEXT | This table stores information in regards to which status codes the current status can be changed to. | |||
145 | GMD_STATUS_TL | Status Code Translation Table | |||
146 | GMD_STORAGE_PLAN_DETAILS | Stability Study Storage Plan Details | |||
147 | GMD_STORAGE_PLANS_B | Stability Study Storage Plan | |||
148 | GMD_STORAGE_PLANS_TL | Stability Study Storage Plan Translation table | |||
149 | GMD_SUPPLIER_SPEC_VRS | OPM Work-in-Process Specification validity rules | |||
150 | GMD_TECH_PARAMETERS_B | Technical parameters header base table | |||
151 | GMD_TECH_PARAMETERS_TL | Technical parameters header translation table | |||
152 | GMD_TECHNICAL_DATA_DTL | Technical Parameter data detail | |||
153 | GMD_TECHNICAL_DATA_HDR | Technical Parameter data header | |||
154 | GMD_TECHNICAL_REQS | LCF - Technical Requirements Table | |||
155 | GMD_TECHNICAL_SEQUENCE_DTL | Technical Parameter Sort Sequence Detail Table | |||
156 | GMD_TECHNICAL_SEQUENCE_HDR | Technical Parameter Sort Sequence Table | |||
157 | GMD_TEST_CLASSES_B | OPM Quality Test Classes | |||
158 | GMD_TEST_CLASSES_TL | OPM Quality test classes translation | |||
159 | GMD_TEST_GROUP_GT | ||||
160 | GMD_TEST_INTERVAL_PLAN_PERIODS | Table for test interval plan periods | |||
161 | GMD_TEST_INTERVAL_PLANS_B | Base table for test interval plans | |||
162 | GMD_TEST_INTERVAL_PLANS_TL | Translation table for test interval plans | |||
163 | GMD_TEST_METHODS_B | OPM Quality Test Methods | |||
164 | GMD_TEST_METHODS_TL | OPM Quality test methods | |||
165 | GMD_TEST_VALUES_B | ||||
166 | GMD_TEST_VALUES_TL | ||||
167 | GMD_TESTS_B | ||||
168 | GMD_TESTS_TL | ||||
169 | GMD_UNITS_B | Units of measure for QC assays. | |||
170 | GMD_UNITS_TL | QC Units Translation Table | |||
171 | GMD_UOM_CONVERSIONS | UOM Conversions Based on Quality Results. | |||
172 | GMD_VAL_RULE_GTMP | ||||
173 | GMD_VPD_SECURITY | Reflects whether NPD Security is Active or Inactive | |||
174 | GMD_WIP_SPEC_VRS | OPM Work-in-Process Specification validity rules | |||
175 | LM_FORM_DAT | OBSOLETE as of 11.5.6 (OPM PF.G) | |||
176 | LM_FORM_DTL | OBSOLETE as of 11.5.6 (OPM PF.G) | |||
177 | LM_FORM_MST | OBSOLETE as of 11.5.6 (OPM PF.G) | |||
178 | LM_ITEM_DAT | Laboratory management item data | |||
179 | LM_LTYP_MST | Laboratory type master | |||
180 | LM_PRLT_ASC | Laboratory technical parameter association | |||
181 | LM_SPRD_DTL | Table to store Lab Spreadsheet detail | |||
182 | LM_SPRD_FLS | Laboratory Spreadsheets files | |||
183 | LM_SPRD_PRM | Table used to store the technical paramter definitions that belong with the spreadsheet | |||
184 | LM_SPRD_TEC | Table used to store the values of the technical parameters on the spreadsheet | |||
185 | LM_TECH_DTL | Valid values for technical parameters | |||
186 | LM_TECH_HDR | Technical parameters header | |||
187 | LM_TEXT_HDR | Holds text types defined for Lab module | |||
188 | LM_TEXT_TBL_TL | LM Module Text Lines. Descriptive text for all tables in this module. | |||
189 | QC_ACTN_MST | QC action codes. | |||
190 | QC_ASSY_TYP | QC assay master. | |||
191 | QC_ASSY_VAL | Valid QC assay values. | |||
192 | QC_GRAD_MST | QC grade code master. | |||
193 | QC_HRES_MST | QC hold reason code master. | |||
194 | QC_RSLT_MST | QC results master. | |||
195 | QC_SMPL_MST | QC sample master. | |||
196 | QC_SPEC_MST | QC specification master. | |||
197 | QC_TEXT_HDR | Holds text types defined for QC module | |||
198 | QC_TEXT_TBL_TL | QC Module Text Lines. Descriptive text for all tables in this module. | |||
199 | QC_UNIT_MST | Units of measure for QC assays. | |||
200 | |||||
201 | OPM Product Development Views: | ||||
202 | VIEW NAME | DESCRIPTION | |||
203 | FM_FORM_EFF_VW1 | Item Effectivity View | |||
204 | FM_FORM_EFF_VW3 | ||||
205 | FM_FORM_EFF_VW3_OLD | Item Effectivity view | |||
206 | FM_FORM_MST_V1 | Formula Numbers View | |||
207 | FM_FORM_MST_V2 | Formula Version View | |||
208 | FM_FORM_MST_VL | Form Version view | |||
209 | FM_OPRN_DTL_VW1 | Operation detail view | |||
210 | FM_OPRN_MST_VW1 | Operation master view | |||
211 | FM_ROUT_DTL_V1 | Routingstep Number View | |||
212 | FM_ROUT_HDR_V1 | Routing Number View | |||
213 | FM_ROUT_HDR_V2 | Routing Version View | |||
214 | FM_ROUT_MTL_VW1 | Backward compatibility view so existing GME code can continue looking at the FM_ROUT_MTL table rather than at GMD_RECIPE_STEP_MATERIALS. | |||
215 | FM_TEXT_TBL_VL | Formula Management Text View | |||
216 | GMD_ACTIONS_VL | OPM Quality Actions View | |||
217 | GMD_ACTIVITIES_VL | GMD_ACTIVITIES_VL is view of GMD_ACTIVITIES_B AND GMD_ACTIVITIES_TL | |||
218 | GMD_ALL_SPEC_VRS_VL | ||||
219 | GMD_COM_SPEC_VRS_VL | View of base columns of all Specification Validity Rules tables | |||
220 | GMD_CUSTOMER_TESTS_VL | OPM Quality Customer tests View | |||
221 | GMD_CUST_VEND_MST_V1 | Displays customer number and vendor number depednig on the report type selected by the user | |||
222 | GMD_CUST_VEND_MST_V2 | View of customer and vendors for value set of Customer/Vendor Test Result report | |||
223 | GMD_ERES_MATERIALS_VW | View of recipe material association | |||
224 | GMD_ERES_RECIPES_VW | ||||
225 | GMD_FORMULA_CLASS_VL | View for Tables GMD_FORMULA_CLASS_B and GMD_FORMULA_CLASS_TL, basically holds the Formula Class Table information and MLS related information | |||
226 | GMD_GRADES_VL | QC GRADES Translation View | |||
227 | GMD_HOLD_REASONS_VL | OPM Quality Hold reasons | |||
228 | GMD_ITEM_SUBSTITUTION_HDR_VL | ||||
229 | GMD_MATERIAL_EFFECTIVITIES_VW | ||||
230 | GMD_MBR_MATERIAL_V1 | ||||
231 | GMD_MBR_OPRN_ACTIVITIY_V1 | This view is used to retrieve Operation Activities information for Master BAtch Record XML generation | |||
232 | GMD_MBR_RECIPE_HEADER_V1 | This view is used to generate XML for Recipe Header information in Master Batch Record Generation | |||
233 | GMD_MBR_RECIPE_RSRC_V1 | This view is used to retrieve Resource Requirements Information for Master Batch Record XML generation. | |||
234 | GMD_MBR_STEP_MATERIAL_V1 | ||||
235 | GMD_MBR_STEP_OPRN_V1 | This view is used to retrieve Step information to generate Master Batch Record XML | |||
236 | GMD_OPERATIONS_VL | Operations view | |||
237 | GMD_OPERATION_CLASS_VL | View for Operation Class Base and translation tables | |||
238 | GMD_OPRN_PROCESS_PARAMETERS_V1 | View of joining the overrides from operation resource and generic resource | |||
239 | GMD_ORG_ACCESS_VW | View that can be used in place of org_access_view for performance tuning | |||
240 | GMD_QC_E_ALL_SPEC_VRS_DISP_V | ||||
241 | GMD_QC_E_COMPOSITE_RESULTS_V | ||||
242 | GMD_QC_E_CUST_SAMPLE_DTLS_V | ||||
243 | GMD_QC_E_CUST_SMPEVT_DTLS_V | ||||
244 | GMD_QC_E_RESULTS_V | ||||
245 | GMD_QC_E_SAMPLES_USED_V | ||||
246 | GMD_QC_E_SAMPLE_RESULTS_V | ||||
247 | GMD_QC_E_SPEC_TESTS_V | ||||
248 | GMD_QC_E_SUPP_SAMPLE_DTLS_V | ||||
249 | GMD_QC_E_SUPP_SMPEVT_DTLS_V | ||||
250 | GMD_QC_E_TEST_INSTANCE_V | ||||
251 | GMD_QC_E_WIP_SAMPLE_DTLS_V | ||||
252 | GMD_QC_E_WIP_SMPEVT_DTLS_V | ||||
253 | GMD_QC_STATUS_VL | OPM Quality Status View | |||
254 | GMD_QC_TESTS_VL | OPM Quality Manangement Tests View | |||
255 | GMD_QC_TEST_VALUES_VL | OPM Test values view | |||
256 | GMD_QM_E_MATERIAL_SOURCES_V | ||||
257 | GMD_QM_E_STABILITY_STUDIES_V | ||||
258 | GMD_QM_E_TIMEPOINTS_V | OPM Quality Timepoint ERES View | |||
259 | GMD_RECIPES_VL | ||||
260 | GMD_ROUTINGS_VL | View for Routing header Base and translation tables | |||
261 | GMD_ROUTING_CLASS_VL | View for Routing Class Base and translation tables | |||
262 | GMD_SAMPLING_PLANS_VL | View for Sampling plans | |||
263 | GMD_SPECIFICATIONS_VL | ||||
264 | GMD_SPEC_SUMMARY | View for Summary of Specifications | |||
265 | GMD_SPEC_TESTS_VL | OPM Specification tests View | |||
266 | GMD_STABILITY_STUDIES_VL | ||||
267 | GMD_STATUS_VL | Status view | |||
268 | GMD_STORAGE_PLANS_VL | Multi-Lingual View for GMD_STORAGE_PLANS | |||
269 | GMD_TECHNICAL_DATA_VL | ||||
270 | GMD_TECHNICAL_SEQUENCE_VL | ||||
271 | GMD_TECH_PARAMETERS_VL | ||||
272 | GMD_TESTS_VL | ||||
273 | GMD_TEST_CLASSES_VL | OPM Quality Test Classes | |||
274 | GMD_TEST_INTERVAL_PLANS_VL | Multi-Lingual View for GMD_TEST_INTERVAL_PLANS | |||
275 | GMD_TEST_METHODS_VL | OPM QC Test Methods | |||
276 | GMD_TEST_VALUES_VL | ||||
277 | GMD_UNITS_VL | QC Units Translation View | |||
278 | LM_TEXT_TBL_VL | Laboratory Management Text View | |||
279 | QC_TEXT_TBL_VL | QC Text View | |||
280 | QC_TRAN_VW1 | Lot source view. | |||
281 | QC_TRAN_VW2 | Where-used view. |
Oracle Apps R12 OPM, SCM, INV, Procurement, OM Modules Functional and Technical Solution by Razaul Karim Reza
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Oracle Process Manufacturing Product Development and Process ExecutionTables, Views
Un Costed Sales Order Line in R12
UNCosted Lines in Sales Order
select count (*)
from MTL_MATERIAL_TRANSACTIONS
where COSTED_FLAG like NULL;
To resubmit the erred records in the MTL_MATERIAL_TRANSACTIONS table, it
must be done via a SQL statement by updating the costed_flag = ‘N’ and the
transaction_group_id = NULL.
Update MTL_MATERIAL_TRANSACTIONS
set COSTED_FLAG = ‘N’,
set TRANSACTION_GROUP_ID = NULL
where COSTED_FLAG = ‘E’ or COSTED_FLAG = ‘N’;
You can also Cross check data with this
We need a test instance to test this script
1. Please run the following SQL to identify the transactions in error.
select * from mtl_material_transactions where costed_flag IN ('E','N');
2. In case the isssue is in the interface table, please run:
select
count(process_flag) total,
process_flag pflag,
substr(error_code,1,40) Code,
substr(error_explanation,1,65) Explan
from
mtl_transactions_interface
group by
process_flag, error_code, error_explanation;
3. Also check the temp table with the sql
select
count(process_flag),
process_flag,
substr(error_code,1,40) Code,
substr(error_explanation,1,65) Explan
from
mtl_material_transactions_temp
group by
process_flag, error_code, error_explanation;
unique constraint (MSC.MSC_ITEM_SOURCING_U1) violated
Run the following SQL against this table to find the bad rows:
select
mis.inventory_item_id item_id
, mis.organization_id org_id
, mis.source_organization_id src_org
, mis.assignment_id asg_id
, mis.sourcing_rule_id src_rul_id
, mis.assignment_type asg_typ
from
msc_item_sourcing_bad mis,
(select
ORGANIZATION_ID,
SR_INSTANCE_ID,
INVENTORY_ITEM_ID,
SOURCE_ORGANIZATION_ID,
SR_INSTANCE_ID2,
SUPPLIER_ID,
SUPPLIER_SITE_ID,
EFFECTIVE_DATE,
SHIP_METHOD,
CUSTOMER_ID,
CUSTOMER_SITE_ID,
ZONE_ID,
ASSIGNMENT_SET_TYPE,
RANK,
CIRCULAR_SRC,
ITEM_TYPE_VALUE,
count(*)
from msc_item_sourcing_bad
group by
ORGANIZATION_ID,
SR_INSTANCE_ID,
INVENTORY_ITEM_ID,
SOURCE_ORGANIZATION_ID,
SR_INSTANCE_ID2,
SUPPLIER_ID,
SUPPLIER_SITE_ID,
EFFECTIVE_DATE,
SHIP_METHOD,
CUSTOMER_ID,
CUSTOMER_SITE_ID,
ZONE_ID,
ASSIGNMENT_SET_TYPE,
RANK,
CIRCULAR_SRC,
ITEM_TYPE_VALUE
having count(*) > 1
order by
INVENTORY_ITEM_ID
, ORGANIZATION_ID
,SOURCE_ORGANIZATION_ID ) dup_src
where
and mis.inventory_item_id = dup_src.inventory_item_id
and mis.organization_id = dup_src.organization_id
and mis.source_organization_id = dup_src.source_organization_id;
mis.inventory_item_id item_id
, mis.organization_id org_id
, mis.source_organization_id src_org
, mis.assignment_id asg_id
, mis.sourcing_rule_id src_rul_id
, mis.assignment_type asg_typ
from
msc_item_sourcing_bad mis,
(select
ORGANIZATION_ID,
SR_INSTANCE_ID,
INVENTORY_ITEM_ID,
SOURCE_ORGANIZATION_ID,
SR_INSTANCE_ID2,
SUPPLIER_ID,
SUPPLIER_SITE_ID,
EFFECTIVE_DATE,
SHIP_METHOD,
CUSTOMER_ID,
CUSTOMER_SITE_ID,
ZONE_ID,
ASSIGNMENT_SET_TYPE,
RANK,
CIRCULAR_SRC,
ITEM_TYPE_VALUE,
count(*)
from msc_item_sourcing_bad
group by
ORGANIZATION_ID,
SR_INSTANCE_ID,
INVENTORY_ITEM_ID,
SOURCE_ORGANIZATION_ID,
SR_INSTANCE_ID2,
SUPPLIER_ID,
SUPPLIER_SITE_ID,
EFFECTIVE_DATE,
SHIP_METHOD,
CUSTOMER_ID,
CUSTOMER_SITE_ID,
ZONE_ID,
ASSIGNMENT_SET_TYPE,
RANK,
CIRCULAR_SRC,
ITEM_TYPE_VALUE
having count(*) > 1
order by
INVENTORY_ITEM_ID
, ORGANIZATION_ID
,SOURCE_ORGANIZATION_ID ) dup_src
where
and mis.inventory_item_id = dup_src.inventory_item_id
and mis.organization_id = dup_src.organization_id
and mis.source_organization_id = dup_src.source_organization_id;
Now using the SQL output, you can correct the bad records and resolve the issue
Monday, November 2, 2015
Oracle Process Manufacturing Process Execution User's Guide
1 Understanding Process Execution
2 Setting Up
3 Firm Planned Orders
4 Batch Creation
5 Batch Materials
6 Ingredient Picking Workbench
7 Batch Production
8 Batch Completion
9 Inquiries
10 Reports and Concurrent Programs
11 Process Execution Workbench
12 Production Scheduler Workbench
This chapter provides the fundamentals of Oracle Process Manufacturing Process Execution. It presents the basic tasks, responsibilities, and process flow required to produce a product. You are given a basic understanding of navigation and workbenches.
2 Setting Up
The Oracle Process Manufacturing Process Execution application is seamlessly integrated to the Product Development application. Therefore, setup in Oracle Process Manufacturing Process Execution is limited to modifications that are associated to recipes and validity rules in order to produce the production batch. This topic provides the setup requirements.
3 Firm Planned Orders
This topic provides a general understanding of firm planned orders, including how to find one once it is created on the Create Batch/Firm Planned Order window. You are shown how to modify a firm planned order, how to select validity rules, and reroute it. You are also shown how to reschedule the firm planned order. This topic also discusses how to convert the firm planned order to a batch, how to display material details in the order, and how to scale the firm planned order. Creating a firm planned order is similar to creating a batch.
Refer to “Creating a Batch or Firm Planned Order” for more information on creating a firm planned order.
4 Batch Creation
This topic provides a basic understanding of batches and batch status. You are shown how to find a batch, create a batch or firm planned order, select validity rules for a batch, reroute a batch, pick a batch, and how to edit a batch. The process of finding and editing batch details is presented. You are also shown how to find individual batch steps and edit specific information in them, including batch step dependencies, and step activities. Other topics covered are the editing of batch step resources, the association of batch steps to items, and using the theoretical yield calculation. You are shown how to scale a batch or firm planned order, and how to reschedule a batch.
5 Batch Materials
Understand and use batch reservations, material move orders, and inventory transactions. Understand differences between high-level reservations and detailed-level reservations. Create detailed-level reservations. Understand material transactions. View move orders and enter pending product lots. Understand how to manage inventory shortages and to reserve a batch as a supply source for inventory reservations. Cross-integrate the Process Execution application with Mobile Supply Chain applications for Oracle Process Manufacturing.
6 Ingredient Picking Workbench
Understand how to find and pick ingredients for a batch. View the batch list summary information and identify picking materials and the ingredient summary.
7 Batch Production
This topic provides procedures for releasing and unreleasing a batch. Procedures are presented for editing batch steps in production, editing resource transactions, and recording batch operation work in process. The procedure for checking lot status when yielding product presents the business rules that are enforced when yielding batch material into an existing lot. You are given an understanding of and procedures for incremental backflushing. Discussions of activity factors and charges are provided to enhance your understanding of how these are used in the Oracle Process Manufacturing Process Execution application.
8 Batch Completion
This topic provides a basic understanding of batch completion, including how to complete a batch and revert a completed batch to work in process. You are shown how to close and reopen a batch.
9 Inquiries
This topic shows you how to run and interpret inquiries for a production schedule, work in process, material variances, batch step variances, resource variances, and resource usage.
10 Reports and Concurrent Programs
This topic explains several preformatted reports that assist you in the picking of production batch materials, ticketing of materials to use in production, evaluating scheduled batch and firm planned order production activities, assessing variances in actual and calculated batch yield, and evaluating unusual usage cost variances. The procedures for running the Item Substitution for Batches, Ingredient Picking, and Migration Recreate Open Batches concurrent programs are presented.
11 Process Execution Workbench
The Process Execution Workbench is a navigator that lets you view summary information about batches and firm planned orders by organization, batch, firm planned order, product, and status. There are two tabs located on the navigator - Batches and Firm Planned Orders. Click either tab to access the summary information that you are interested in. The batch and firm planned order summary information windows provide access to batch and firm planned order maintenance windows so that you can review or edit the data. You can also create custom views that provide a convenient method to locate and access a batch or firm planned order.
12 Production Scheduler Workbench
This topic provides a basic understanding of the Production Scheduler Workbench including the bucketed load for a selected set of plant resources, continuous resource load, and a chart of activities to assist in the rescheduling of batches and firm planned orders. The Gantt Chart lets you change plant assignments, adjust bucket sizes, and filter batches and firm planned orders based on selected criteria.
Here are the List of APIs for Integration in OPM (Adopted)
- Production / POC
- Start Resource Usage
- End Resource Usage
- Close Batch
- Cancel Batch
- Release, Certify, and Close Step
- Post Resource Transaction
- Incremental Resource Transaction
- Timed Resource Transaction
- Costing
- Item Cost
- Resource Cost
- Allocation Definition
- Burden Details
- Formula
- Create Formula
- Insert Ingredients, (By)Products
- Create Formula Usage Rules
- Inventory
- Create Item
- Create Lot
- Create Item/Lot UOM Conversion
- Create, Adjust, or Move Inventory
- Change Lot Status or QC Grade
- Quality
- Assays
- Specifications
- Samples
- Sample Labels
- Results
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