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CLL F394 TRM Eng
CLL F394
Brazilian Payables DDA Loader
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T his chapter will show the High Level Design of the CLL Payables DDA Loader (CLL_F394),
which presents a general view of the main functions of the CLL_F394, list of tables, views and
modules will be shown.
This chapter can be used to rapidly understand tables, views and modules, which are part of the
LAD Add-On Localization as Brazilian Payables DDA Loader, (CLL_F394).
List of Modules
List of Modules briefly describes each module in Oracle CLL_F394. Examine the Module
Definition in the Detailed Design section in chapter 2 for more information.
Concurrent Programs
Stored Procedures
2 Detailed Design
T his chapter presents a detailed design used during the Oracle CLL_F394 implementation.
Here you will find detailed table definitions, views and modules, and object description used in
Oracle CLL_F394.
This chapter permits the understanding of the detailed structure and information flow of Oracle
CLL_F394.
Module Definition
This section provides detailed information about each module in the Oracle CLL_F394. Use this
section to better understand the details of what each module CLL_F394 contains, and how these
functionalities are implemented.
Module Definition
We will present a brief description of each module, pointing out its functionality and showing what
category it falls into, what language is used and what title is related to corresponding program
You will see a summary of module’s main functions and learn the role of specific business activity
that each module is part of.
Note that we list the modules in alphabetical order based on the internal names, that correspond to
the form names, reports and concurrent programs registered in the Oracle Application Object
Library (AOL).
Stored Procedure Each module of the “stored procedure” type corresponds to a simple
PL*SQL program stored in the database. We have indexed a module of
the “stored procedure” type using the name of the creation file of this
PL*SQL without its file extension.