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Wednesday, 30 November 2016
Tuesday, 29 November 2016
Troubleshooting Fund Check/Budgetary Control Guide
Troubleshooting Fund
Check/Budgetary Control Guide -Part 1
Troubleshooting Details
A) Common Setup
Profile Options
PA: Enable Budgetary
Controls
PA: Allow Override of
Budget Accounts
PA: Days to Maintain BC
Packets
PSA: Budgetary Control
Report Template (R12)
i)Bottom-Up Budgeting
Setup/Processing Steps
Perform the following tasks
to implement Bottom-Up Budgeting:
1. Define the Project
Budget Account Workflow process
2. Define the Allow
Override of Budget Accounts profile option
3. Define the Enable
Budgetary Controls profile option
4. Define the GL budget
5. Define Integration for
the Project Type/Project
6. Define the Project
Budget
7. Generate accounting
information for each budget line
8. Optionally, override the
generated account for specific budget lines
9. Baseline the Project
Budget
10. Run the Program: Create
Journals process
11. Post the GL journal
batches
ii)Bottom-Up
Budgeting Integration Definition
Field Descriptions:
Allow Override at Project
Level - Default or Dictate settings for projects using this project type.
Budget Type - Select from
the defined project budget types. The list of values will not include project
budget types that have baselined budget versions.
Balance Type - For
Bottom-Up Budgeting the Balance Type must be Budget.
Non-Project Budget - Select
a defined General Ledger budget. The list of values will only include GL
budgets with a status of ‘Open’ or ‘Current’.
Remaining Fields - All
remaining fields should be null
iii)Bottom-Up
Budgeting Troubleshooting Tips
1. Account Generation Fails
Verify the Budget Account
Workflow definition.
Is Dynamic Insertion
enabled in General Ledger.
2. Budget Baseline Process
Fails
Will the resulting budget
journals reduce GL available funds to less than zero.
Does the budget contain a
new or changed budget amount for a closed GL Period.
j)Top-Down Budgeting
Setup
Perform the following tasks
to implement Top-Down Budgeting:
-Define the Project Budget
Account Workflow process
-Define the Allow Override
of Budget Accounts profile option
-Define the Enable
Budgetary Controls profile option
-Define the PA: Days to
Maintain BC Packets profile option
-Define the PA encumbrance
type
-Define the GL/CC budget
-Setup encumbrance in GL,
PO, AP
-Define Integration for the
Project Type/Project
-Define the Project Budget
-Generate accounting
information for each budget line
-Optionally, override
generated accounts
-Baseline the Project
Budget
jj)Top-Down Budgeting
Restrictions
-Supported
for Oracle General Ledger and Oracle Contract Commitment funding only
-The budget entry method
must be time phased by GL Period.
-Project budget amounts in
open GL Periods.
-A budget line must exist
for each budget period
-Cross Charge transactions
are not supported
jjj)Top-down
Budgeting Troubleshooting Tips
1.Transaction Fails Funds
Check
Does a Baselined Budget
exist.
Do budget lines exist for
all project levels that have a control level other than ‘None’.
Is the transaction amount
greater than available funds.
Was the PRC: Update Project
Summary Amounts After Resource List Change ran after a new resource member was
added.
2.Account Generation Fails
Verify the Budget Account
Workflow definition.
Is Dynamic Insertion
enabled in General Ledger.
3. Budget Baseline Process
Fails
Will the resulting budget
journals reduce GL available funds to less than zero.
Does the budget contain a
new or changed budget amount for a closed GL Period.
Is the Budget amount
greater than current actual plus commitment balances.
k)Non-Integrated Budgets
Setup
-Enable
BC in GL and encumbrance accounting in Oracle Payables or/and Oracle Purchasing
-Define the PA: Enable
Budgetary Controls profile option
-Define the PA: Days to
Maintain BC Packets profile option
-Enable Budgetary Controls
for Project Type/Project
-Define Control Level
Defaults and Time Intervals
-Create and Baseline a Cost
Budget
-Update the Control Levels
for your Baselined Budget
Resource
List
Project/Task
Resource
Groups/Resources
kk)Non-Integrated
Budgets Troubleshooting Tips
1. Transaction Fails Funds
Check
Baselined Budget must
exist.
Budget Line must exist if
control level is not ‘None’.
Available funds must exceed
transaction amount.
PRC: Update Project Summary
Amounts After Resource List Change must be ran when a new resource member is
added.
2. Budget Baseline Process
Fails
Budget amount must be
greater than current actual plus commitment balances.
3. The following processes
fail to interface transactions:
Interface Usage and
Miscellaneous Costs to GL
Interface Total Burdened
Costs to GL
The Maintain Budgetary
Control Balances process must be ran.
4. Data corruption in
funds-related tables and cause failures during funds validation processing
Either BC in GL or
encumbrance accounting in AP or PO have been changed ( disabled)
l)Troubleshooting
Baseline/Transactions Failures
-Use
the Transactions Funds Check Results form to review funds check failures
-Use the Transactions Funds
Check Results form to review funds check failures that occur during transaction
processing.
-Review Funds Check Result
Messages and identify the corrective action see Note 445119.1 and/or
Oracle Project Management User Guide pag 6-111
-Always check PA_BC_PACKETS
table,where funds check errors are present
B)General
Troubleshooting
1.See Note 296559.1 -Common
Tracing Techniques within the Oracle
2. Note 301372.1 -
How to Generate a Raw Trace File Including Binds and Waits for a Concurrent
Program for 11.5.10
3. To debug workflow issues
verify/check
-Note 224308.1 -Account
Generator & Workflow Frequently Asked Questions
-Note.116375.1-Workflow
How to Get Information Required to Run wfstatus/wfstat.sql
-Note 187071.1-
bde_wf_item.sql - Runtime Data of a Single Workflow Item
C)Troubleshooting
Budget Workflow
1.PABDACWF ORA-20002: 3136:
Item 'PABDACWF/#SYNCH' Cannot be Accessed
See Note 744359.1 for
solution
2. ORA-20002: 3135:
'Wf_Engine.Notification' is not permitted in synchronous processes
See Note 334232.1 for
solution
3. Unable to baseline a
budget through workflow budget remains in 'In progress" status
See Note 552483.1 for
solution
4. Modifying Existing
Budget Gets Rejected in Workflow With ORA-1422
See Note 396515.1 for
solution
5. PAWFBUI - PAXBUEBU:
Error ORA-6502 In Workflow When Budget Is Baselined
See Note 336055.1 for
solution
6. Workflow background
process for PAWFBUI has performance issues
Apply Bi -monthly rollup Patch 7364558 or consolidated
Patch 7584055 This patch fixes
critical fund check issues
D)Troubleshooting
Budget/Fund check
1.For code issues/fixes see Note 745300.1 -Fund
Check and Budgetary Control Troubleshooting Guide part 2
2.Check latest fund check
consolidated Patch 7584055 applicable on top of
11i.PJ_PF.M
3.For Budget/Fund check
datafixes see unpublished Note 820963.1-Troubleshooting Guide for Funds
Check/Budgetary Controls Data Issues
4. Note.732309.1-R12.0.6+
Oracle Projects Funds Check Data Collection Transaction Data Test:
5. Note.423519.1-11i
Oracle Project Costing Funds Check Data Collection Data Collection Test:
Monday, 21 November 2016
Item Cross References in Oracle Apps R12
Item Cross References in Oracle Apps R12
This post talks about the Front end navigations related to Item Cross References.
- How to create a cross reference type?
- Which form is used to assign the Item cross reference type and Items?
- How to define cross reference name for an item?
- Is there a standard report to show the list of cross references?
1. How to create a cross reference type?
Cross Reference : This form can be used to capture the reference information pertaining to an item, like drawing number, vendor part number, etc.
This is available at Inventory >> Items >> Cross References
In this form, user can define the list of cross references applicable for the Items. This list will be available at the Item master.
2. Which form is used to assign the Item cross reference type and Items?
New Cross reference label & description can be added in this form.
3. How to define cross reference name for an item?
After defining a cross reference, the value can be assigned to items using ASSIGN button. Select the item from the LOV and applicable value for the cross reference can be defined at VALUE column. Org assigning feature also avialble in this form.
After defining the Cross reference labels at the Cross Reference form, values for the labels can be assigned from Item Master form as well.
Query the Item record >> Tools menu >> Cross Reference >> Select the Cross Reference Type >> Assign Values for the Cross Reference Labels >> Save
There is report at Inventory to view the Cross Reference Listing by items.
Name of the Report : Item Cross-References Listing
Thats all folks!!!! please provide your comments to improve our team and readers knowledge....
Thursday, 17 November 2016
Oracle Apps Credit Card: Process in iExpense and Payables
Oracle Apps Credit Card: Process in iExpense and Payables
Tables
ap_credit_card_trxns_all
ap_card_programs_all
ap_cards_all
AP_EXPENSE_FEED_LINES
AP_EXPENSE_FEED_DISTS
Credit Card setups:
1. Credit Card Code Sets window: create credit card code sets.
2. Credit Card Programs window: define your credit card program, including the card issuer, card type, and credit card code set.
3. Credit Card GL Sets window: define GL account sets
4. Credit Card Profiles window: define credit card profiles that you assign to credit cards. Attributes of a credit card profile include credit card program, GL account set, default GL account, exception clearing account, employee verification options, and manager approval options.
5. Credit Cards window: assign a card to a card holder and assign a credit card profile to the card
Steps to process credit card transactions:
Procure to Pay process:
You can streamline your procure-to-pay process by implementing a procurement card program in which your employees purchase items directly from suppliers using a credit card. The credit card issuer then sends transaction files directly to you (the employer). You can import credit card transaction files from your card issuer directly into Payables. Then, you can automatically generate transaction accounting distributions and create invoices to pay the card issuer.
1. You can create a SQL*Loader program that uses a flat file containing the credit card transaction details you want to transfer into the AP_EXPENSE_FEED_LINES table
2. Credit Card Transaction Validation and Exception Report:
Use this program to validate the credit card transactions you imported into AP_EXPENSE_FEED_LINES. This program identifies exceptions such as undefined credit card numbers, invalid transaction or posted currency codes, and invalid credit card codes.
3. Employee verification. This initiates the Credit Card Transaction Employee Workflow, and it executes as you have defined it. If verification is required, an employee can verify transactions directly from a workflow notification.
4. Manager approval or notification. This inititates the Credit Card Transaction Manager Workflow, and it executes as you have defined it. If approval is required from the manager, a manager can approve an employee's credit card transactions directly from a workflow notification.
5. Credit Card Invoice Interface Summary: This program creates invoices for your credit card issuers in the Payables Open Interface tables. This program selects all records for a given date range in AP_EXPENSE_FEED_DISTS with a status of at least Validated.
6. Use Payables Open Interface Import Program to create the invoices for data in Payables Open Interface tables.
iExpense Credit card transactions process:
1. Load Employee credit card expense data into ap_credit_card_trxns_all.
2. Run the "Credit Card Transactions Validation Program" to validated the credit card transactions data.
3. Once data is validated the lines become available in iExpense for employees to select and submit the Expense reports.
ap_credit_card_trxns_all
ap_card_programs_all
ap_cards_all
AP_EXPENSE_FEED_LINES
AP_EXPENSE_FEED_DISTS
Credit Card setups:
1. Credit Card Code Sets window: create credit card code sets.
2. Credit Card Programs window: define your credit card program, including the card issuer, card type, and credit card code set.
3. Credit Card GL Sets window: define GL account sets
4. Credit Card Profiles window: define credit card profiles that you assign to credit cards. Attributes of a credit card profile include credit card program, GL account set, default GL account, exception clearing account, employee verification options, and manager approval options.
5. Credit Cards window: assign a card to a card holder and assign a credit card profile to the card
Steps to process credit card transactions:
Procure to Pay process:
You can streamline your procure-to-pay process by implementing a procurement card program in which your employees purchase items directly from suppliers using a credit card. The credit card issuer then sends transaction files directly to you (the employer). You can import credit card transaction files from your card issuer directly into Payables. Then, you can automatically generate transaction accounting distributions and create invoices to pay the card issuer.
1. You can create a SQL*Loader program that uses a flat file containing the credit card transaction details you want to transfer into the AP_EXPENSE_FEED_LINES table
2. Credit Card Transaction Validation and Exception Report:
Use this program to validate the credit card transactions you imported into AP_EXPENSE_FEED_LINES. This program identifies exceptions such as undefined credit card numbers, invalid transaction or posted currency codes, and invalid credit card codes.
3. Employee verification. This initiates the Credit Card Transaction Employee Workflow, and it executes as you have defined it. If verification is required, an employee can verify transactions directly from a workflow notification.
4. Manager approval or notification. This inititates the Credit Card Transaction Manager Workflow, and it executes as you have defined it. If approval is required from the manager, a manager can approve an employee's credit card transactions directly from a workflow notification.
5. Credit Card Invoice Interface Summary: This program creates invoices for your credit card issuers in the Payables Open Interface tables. This program selects all records for a given date range in AP_EXPENSE_FEED_DISTS with a status of at least Validated.
6. Use Payables Open Interface Import Program to create the invoices for data in Payables Open Interface tables.
iExpense Credit card transactions process:
1. Load Employee credit card expense data into ap_credit_card_trxns_all.
2. Run the "Credit Card Transactions Validation Program" to validated the credit card transactions data.
3. Once data is validated the lines become available in iExpense for employees to select and submit the Expense reports.
Credit Card Setup
Credit Card Setup
How to setup Credit Cards Process in Oracle, below note id's will give detailed explanation
Credit Card Payments, Refunds and Chargebacks: Overview and Setup for Oracle Receivables Release 12 [ID 1357967.1]
Oracle Payments Minimum/Dummy Setup For Credit Card/Purchase Card Funds Capture Processing [ID 553614.1]
Credit Card Payments, Refunds and Chargebacks: Overview and Setup for Oracle Receivables Release 12 [ID 1357967.1]
Oracle Payments Minimum/Dummy Setup For Credit Card/Purchase Card Funds Capture Processing [ID 553614.1]
P-CARD (Procurement Card) SETUP AND TRANSACTION FLOW STEPS
P-CARD (Procurement Card) SETUP AND TRANSACTION FLOW STEPS
P-CARD SETUP AND FLOW STEPS
PREREQUISITE : 1)I-Procurement setup should exist in the Instance
STEP 1: Create a SQL*Loader program that uses the flat file provided by the card issuer containing the credit card transaction details you want to transfer into the AP_EXPENSE_FEED_LINES_ALL table.
STEP 2: Define the card issuer as a supplier.
Navigation: Oracle Payable Super User--> Suppliers--> Entry.
STEP 3: Create Credit Card Code
Navigation: Oracle Payable Super User--> Setup--> Credit Cards--> Procurement Card--> Code Sets .
STEP 4: Define Credit Card Programs
Navigation: Oracle Payable Super User--> Setup--> Credit Cards--> Card Programs
STEP 5: Define the GL Account Sets
Navigation: Oracle Payable Super User--> Setup--> Credit Cards-->Procurement Card--> GL Account Sets.
STEP 6: Define the Credit Card Profile
Navigation: Oracle Payable Super User--> Setup--> Credit Cards-->Procurement Card--> Profiles.
STEP 7: Select the Procurement Card check box to indicate that the supplier site is P-Card enabled.
STEP 8: Set the Profile Options:
PO: Use P-Cards in Purchasing
STEP 9: After that upload the data through the SQL Loader Program, then run the "Procurement Card Transaction Validation Program" Request.
Navigation: Payable Super User--> View--> Request
STEP 10: Run the other Requests:
Navigation: Payable Super User--> View--> Request "Create Procurement Card Issuer Invoice"
"Payables Open Interface Import with source"
Source Parameter as "PCARD"
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