DECLARE x_emp_num VARCHAR2(200) := '90909090' ; x_business_group_id INTEGER; x_person_type_id INTEGER; x_validate_mode BOOLEAN := FALSE; x_person_id INTEGER ; x_assignment_id INTEGER

; x_per_object_version_number NUMBER; x_asg_object_version_number NUMBER; x_per_effective_start_date DATE; x_per_effective_end_date DATE; x_full_name VARCHAR2(300); x_per_comment_id NUMBER; x_assignment_sequence NUMBER; x_assignment_number VARCHAR2(10); x_name_combination_warning BOOLEAN := FALSE; x_assign_payroll_warning BOOLEAN := FALSE; x_orig_hire_warning BOOLEAN := FALSE; BEGIN SELECT business_group_id INTO x_business_group_id FROM per_business_groups WHERE NAME = '<<Your Business Group name or Setup Business Group>>'; SELECT ppt.person_type_id INTO x_person_type_id FROM per_person_types ppt WHERE ppt.business_group_id = x_business_group_id AND ppt.user_person_type = 'Employee'; hr_employee_api.create_gb_employee(p_validate => x_validate_mode ,p_hire_date => SYSDATE -- In this case ,p_business_group_id => x_business_group_id ,p_last_name => 'Passi' ,p_sex => 'M' ,p_person_type_id => x_person_type_id ,p_date_of_birth => '12-JAN-1982' ,p_employee_number => x_emp_num ,p_first_name => 'Anil' ,p_known_as => ''

,p_marital_status => '' ,p_middle_names => '' ,p_ni_number => 'PX374383D' ,p_previous_last_name => '' ,p_title => 'MR.' ,p_original_date_of_hire => SYSDATE ,p_person_id => x_person_id ,p_assignment_id => x_assignment_id ,p_per_object_version_number => x_per_object_version_number ,p_asg_object_version_number => x_asg_object_version_number ,p_per_effective_start_date => x_per_effective_start_date ,p_per_effective_end_date => x_per_effective_end_date ,p_full_name => x_full_name ,p_per_comment_id => x_per_comment_id ,p_assignment_sequence => x_assignment_sequence ,p_assignment_number => x_assignment_number ,p_name_combination_warning => x_name_combination_warning ,p_assign_payroll_warning => x_assign_payroll_warning ,p_orig_hire_warning => x_orig_hire_warning ); COMMIT ; END; Now, lets check the results, by running the below SQL SELECT person_id ,employee_number ,first_name ,last_name ,full_name ,date_of_birth FROM per_all_people_f WHERE creation_date > SYSDATE - 1;

Now, lets have a look at this record from the Oracle HRMS People Entry Screen