JDBC Driver for Oracle Fusion Cloud Financials

Build 25.0.9434

PurchaseRequisitionslinesDFF

Provides descriptive flexfields for requisition lines, capturing unique data like internal codes or cost justification details.

Columns

Name Type Description
PurchaseRequisitionsRequisitionHeaderId [KEY] Long The unique identifier for the requisition header associated with the descriptive flexfield (DFF) data, linking the DFF data to a specific requisition. Example: 1001 for Requisition 1001.
LinesRequisitionLineId [KEY] Long The unique identifier for the requisition line within the requisition header, linking the DFF data to a specific requisition line. Example: 2001 for Line 1.
RequisitionLineId [KEY] Long A unique identifier for the requisition line, used to track a specific line item in the requisition. Example: 3001 for Line ID 3001.
_FLEX_Context String The DFF context name, which is used to categorize or provide additional details for the purchase requisition distributions. Example: 'PurchaseOrder' or 'MaterialRequest'.
_FLEX_Context_DisplayValue String The display value of the descriptive flexfield context, which provides a human-readable version of the context. Example: 'Purchase Order Distribution' or 'Material Request Distribution'.
BindPreparerId Long The unique identifier for the preparer who created the requisition line, helping to link the DFF data to the preparer's record. Example: 123 for 'John Doe'.
BindRequisitionHeaderId Long The unique identifier for the requisition header, linking the DFF data to the specific requisition it belongs to. Example: 2001 for 'Requisition Header 2001'.
Finder String A placeholder or reference used for searching and locating the DFF data associated with requisition lines. Example: 'Search by Line ID' or 'Search by Category'.
RequisitionHeaderId Long The identifier for the requisition header, used to link the DFF data to the parent requisition record. Example: 1001 for Requisition Header 1001.
CUReferenceNumber Int The reference number used to map the child aggregates (such as DFF data) to their parent requisition or requisition line, ensuring data integrity. Example: 2001 for 'Requisition Line 1'.
EffectiveDate Date The date from which the DFF data is considered effective. This is typically used to filter records based on the validity of the data. Example: '2023-01-01' for data valid from the beginning of the year.

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