SQL Statement to fetch AME Rules based on a condition across different transaction types

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--SQL Statement to get AME Rules based on a condition across transaction types
-- Parameter:P_AME_CONDITION -- Input condition name(partial-match works)
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SELECT   ame.rulename,ame.creation_date,

         ame.condition_and_action "condition/action",

         atl.val "Condition_Desc"

    FROM (SELECT r.description rulename, r.creation_date,

                 condition_id, 'Condition' condition_and_action,

                 ame_utility_pkg.get_condition_description (condition_id) val,

                 NULL action_type

            FROM ame_rules_tl rtl, ame_rules r, ame_condition_usages cu

           WHERE r.rule_id = rtl.rule_id

             AND cu.rule_id = r.rule_id

             AND rtl.LANGUAGE = 'US'

          UNION ALL

          SELECT DISTINCT r.description rulename, r.creation_date,

                          a.action_id, 'Action' condition_and_action,

                          atl.description val,

                          actl.user_action_type_name action_type

                     FROM ame_rules_tl rtl,

                          ame_rules r,

                          ame_action_usages au,

                          ame_actions a,

                          ame_actions_tl atl,

                          ame_action_types act,

                          ame_action_types_tl actl

                    WHERE r.rule_id = rtl.rule_id

                      AND au.rule_id = r.rule_id

                      AND rtl.LANGUAGE = 'US'

                      AND au.action_id = a.action_id

                      AND a.action_id = atl.action_id

                      AND act.action_type_id = actl.action_type_id

                      AND act.action_type_id = a.action_type_id

                      ) ame

WHERE ame_utility_pkg.get_condition_description (condition_id) LIKE  '%&P_AME_CONDITION%'

ORDER BY rulename, condition_and_action DESC;

Cloned date of Oracle application and Version

--Query to get Version details..

SELECT product, version, status

  FROM product_component_version;

--Query to  get cloned date of an oracle instance

SELECT resetlogs_time,name

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Select statement to derive all the POs, Reqs delegated by user/s with WF Admin privileges in Oracle EBS

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--Query to fetch all the POs,Requisitions delegated by User with WF Admin privileges

--Parameters:

-- p_po_or_req_num -- Input PO/Requisition Number (Optional parameter)

-- p_delegated_by_racfid -- Input RACFID of person who delegated the PO/Requisitions (Optional parameter)

-- p_delegate_from_date -- Input date to fetch records on/after the input date(Defaults to 03/Aug/2014 if left blank)

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SELECT   papf2.full_name, pah3.sequence_num seq, pah3.action_code,

         pha.segment1, pah3.object_type_code, pah3.note,

         pah3.last_update_date, fu.user_name delegated_by,

         fu.description delegated_by_person, fu1.user_name delegated_from,

         fu1.description delegated_from_person, fu.employee_id,

         pah3.employee_id, prh.wf_item_key

    FROM hr.per_all_people_f papf2,

         po.po_action_history pah3,

         po.po_headers_all pha,

         fnd_user fu,

         fnd_user fu1,

         po_requisition_headers_all prh

   WHERE pah3.employee_id = papf2.person_id

     AND pah3.last_updated_by = fu.user_id

     AND pah3.object_id = pha.po_header_id

     AND pah3.employee_id = fu1.employee_id

     AND TRUNC (SYSDATE) BETWEEN papf2.effective_start_date

                             AND papf2.effective_end_date

     AND pah3.action_code = 'DELEGATE'

     AND TRUNC (pah3.action_date) >= NVL(:p_delegate_from_date,'01-JAN-1951')

     AND pah3.object_type_code = 'REQUISITION'

     AND pah3.object_id = prh.requisition_header_id

     AND fu.user_name = NVL (:p_delegated_by_racfid, fu.user_name)

     AND prh.segment1 = NVL (:p_po_or_req_num, prh.segment1)

UNION

SELECT   papf2.full_name, pah3.sequence_num seq, pah3.action_code,

         pha.segment1, pah3.object_type_code, pah3.note,

         pah3.last_update_date, fu.user_name delegated_by,

         fu.description delegated_by_person, fu1.user_name delegated_from,

         fu1.description delegated_from_person, fu.employee_id,

         pah3.employee_id, prh.wf_item_key

    FROM hr.per_all_people_f papf2,

         po.po_action_history pah3,

         po.po_headers_all pha,

         fnd_user fu,

         fnd_user fu1,

         po_headers_all prh

   WHERE pah3.employee_id = papf2.person_id

     AND pah3.last_updated_by = fu.user_id

     AND pah3.object_id = pha.po_header_id

     AND pah3.employee_id = fu1.employee_id

     AND TRUNC (SYSDATE) BETWEEN papf2.effective_start_date

                             AND papf2.effective_end_date

     AND pah3.action_code = 'DELEGATE'

     AND TRUNC (pah3.action_date) >= NVL(:p_delegate_from_date,'01-JAN-1951')

     AND pah3.object_type_code = 'PO'

     AND pah3.object_id = prh.po_header_id

     AND prh.segment1 = NVL (:p_po_or_req_num, prh.segment1)

     AND fu.user_name = NVL (:p_delegated_by_racfid, fu.user_name)

ORDER BY 5 DESC, 7 DESC;

How to fetch Oracle AME Rule details based on Condition for across transaction types(SQL QUERY)

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--SQL Statement to get AME Rules based on a condition across transaction types
-- Parameter:P_AME_CONDITION -- Input condition name(partial-match works)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------

SELECT   ame.rulename,ame.creation_date,

         ame.condition_and_action "condition/action",

         atl.val "Condition_Desc"

    FROM (SELECT r.description rulename, r.creation_date,

                 condition_id, 'Condition' condition_and_action,

                 ame_utility_pkg.get_condition_description (condition_id) val,

                 NULL action_type

            FROM ame_rules_tl rtl, ame_rules r, ame_condition_usages cu

           WHERE r.rule_id = rtl.rule_id

             AND cu.rule_id = r.rule_id

             AND rtl.LANGUAGE = 'US'

          UNION ALL

          SELECT DISTINCT r.description rulename, r.creation_date,

                          a.action_id, 'Action' condition_and_action,

                          atl.description val,

                          actl.user_action_type_name action_type

                     FROM ame_rules_tl rtl,

                          ame_rules r,

                          ame_action_usages au,

                          ame_actions a,

                          ame_actions_tl atl,

                          ame_action_types act,

                          ame_action_types_tl actl

                    WHERE r.rule_id = rtl.rule_id

                      AND au.rule_id = r.rule_id

                      AND rtl.LANGUAGE = 'US'

                      AND au.action_id = a.action_id

                      AND a.action_id = atl.action_id

                      AND act.action_type_id = actl.action_type_id

                      AND act.action_type_id = a.action_type_id

                      ) ame

WHERE ame_utility_pkg.get_condition_description (condition_id) LIKE  '%&P_AME_CONDITION%'

ORDER BY rulename, condition_and_action DESC;

How to remove Scientific Notation for a numeric value in Toad for Oracle

How to remove Scientific Notation for a numeric value in Toad in Oracle

Example of Scientific Notation:-

View/Toad Options/Data Grids/Data
Uncheck "Display large numbers in Scientific Notation" checkbox as mentioned below:-

Run the query again to view full numeric value in the result:-