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/*=======================================================================+ | Copyright (c) 2000 Oracle Corporation Redwood Shores, California, USA| | All rights reserved. | +=======================================================================+ | FILENAME | WFEMGRS.pls | DESCRIPTION | PL/SQL spec for package: WF_ENTITY_MGR *=======================================================================*/ REM dbdrv: sql ~PROD ~PATH ~FILE none none none package &phase=pls \ REM dbdrv: checkfile:~PROD:~PATH:~FILE set verify off; whenever sqlerror exit failure rollback; WHENEVER OSERROR EXIT FAILURE ROLLBACK; /* ** package WF_ENTITY_MGR ** ** PROCEDURE process_changes ** FUNCTION get_attribute_value ** PROCEDURE put_attribute_value ** PROCEDURE flush_cache ** FUNCTION get_entity_type ** FUNCTION gen_xml_payload ** FUNCTION isChanged */ create or replace package WF_ENTITY_MGR as /* $Header: WFEMGRS.pls 26.7 2002/12/17 10:07:45 rosthoma ship $ */ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ /* ** process_changes - This procedure checks the attribute cache for changes ** to this particular entity. If none, exits. ** Otherwise, updates LDAP (if present) and raises the ** "oracle.apps.global.<entity_type>.change" event. ** (or optionally the event you specify in p_event_name) ** ** Usually called after a series of put_attribute_value() ** calls. This is how you inform the entity manager that ** this particular entity may have recent changes to ** propagate. ** ** Change source identifies the source of the change ** so that echoes of your own changes can be ignored. ** Standard change source is <package>.<procedure>. ** For example, "FND_USER_PKG.UPDATE_USER" ** ** Change type can currently be LOAD or DELETE. ** ** The optional event_name parameter is to specify the event ** you would like entmgr to raise if you are not satisfied ** with the standard derived name of ** oracle.apps.global.'||lower(p_entity_type)||'.change' */ PROCEDURE process_changes(p_entity_type in varchar2, p_entity_key_value in varchar2, p_change_source in varchar2, p_change_type in varchar2 default 'LOAD', p_event_name in varchar2 default null); ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ /* ** get_attribute_value - fetch an entity attribute value from the ** attribute cache. */ FUNCTION get_attribute_value(p_entity_type in varchar2, p_entity_key_value in varchar2, p_attribute in varchar2) return varchar2; ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ /* ** put_attribute_value - set an entity attribute value into the ** attribute cache. Does nothing if new value is ** equal to current or null. Otherwise, sets the new ** value and updates the internal CACHE_CHANGED ** attribute to "YES". ** ** Non-varchar2 attribute values must be converted ** to their cannonical varchar2 equivalent values ** using standard conversion conventions. ** ** FND_DATE.date_to_canonical() ** FND_NUMBER.number_to_canonical(). ** ** Use "*NULL*" to indicate a null value. */ PROCEDURE put_attribute_value(p_entity_type in varchar2, p_entity_key_value in varchar2, p_attribute in varchar2, p_attribute_value in varchar2); ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ /* ** flush_cache - Deletes cached records that match the specified ** entity info. The special entity_type "*ALL*" will ** truncate the entire table. */ PROCEDURE flush_cache(p_entity_type in varchar2 default null, p_entity_key_value in varchar2 default null); ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ /* ** get_entity_type - fetch the entity type from an entmgr event name. ** Should be kept in synch with the code in process_changes() ** which derives the event name to raise. */ FUNCTION get_entity_type(p_event_name in varchar2) return varchar2; ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ /* ** gen_xml_payload - construct the xml equivalent of the cached attribute ** data for the event payload. Useful for folks who ** don't have access to the attribute cache or who need ** to persist the data for more than one transaction. */ FUNCTION gen_xml_payload(p_event_name in varchar2, p_event_key in varchar2) return clob; ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ /* ** isChanged - compare new and existing attribute values, taking into account ** special values *NULL* and *UNKNOWN* */ FUNCTION isChanged(p_new_val in varchar2, p_old_val in varchar2) return boolean; ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ end WF_ENTITY_MGR; / commit; exit;
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