Financials , here some more General Ledger Questions, I consider these as functional and advance questions.

Can a flexfield qualifier be changed after it has been created? No. Once a segment qualifier has been designated for a specific segment and has been saved, it will permanently have the attributes with that qualifier. For example, you accidentally designate the cost center segment as the natural account segment. Even though you do not compile this, the system saves the changes. And once it has been saved, it will have all the attributes designated for the natural account qualifier, even after it has been changed back, resaved with the correct qualifier and compiled. This is the inherent functionality of the software. Unfortunately, there is no real easy solution for this issue. The only option is to create a new chart of accounts and attach a new set of books.

Does the Accounting Flexfield needs one segment flagged with the Intercompany qualifier? The intercompany segment is an optional Intercompany feature for the Intercompany Segment Balancing. It is not required in order to do intercompany balancing. It is just another way to do the intercompany balancing, instead of using different natural accounts to track intercompany balances, you can use the intercompany segment in the Chart of Accounts to record the same detail. It is more just a matter of preference of how you want to track the intercompany transactions.

Can different Sets of Books share the same Value Set? If there is a set of books that uses a particular value set and a new book is created, it can use the existing value set. When the Account Flexfield Structure is created, simply choose the existing value set from the List of Values. However,if you use an existing value set, the new structure will also inherit the existing values in the value set. It does not create an empty value set to be populated.

Can the Accounting Flexfield Segment name be changed? Nothing about a flexfield structure should be changed since this could seriously impact your existing data and cause inconsistencies The LOV (list of values) prompt and window prompt that appear on the segment form can be changed so the users can see the segment with a different name. 1. Navigate to Setup: Financial: Flexfield: key: segments 2. Query all 3. Unfreeze your flexfield 4. Open the segment summary screen 5. Choose the segment you wish to change 6. Change the LOV and window Prompts and insert the new name. 7. Save your work 8. Freeze the Flexfield which should launch a concurrent request. 9. Check the log and make sure the compile worked OK. How to add a new value to an existing segment? On the Segment Values form, insert a new row with your new value. Make sure the segment qualifiers are set correctly (Allow Posting and Budgeting). If this is the natural account segment, specify the Account Type also.

How to delete a segment value? There is no supported way to delete a segment value. Segment values can only be disabled not deleted. How to enable an existing Future-Use accounting flexfield segment? Do the following, on the Key Flexfield Segments form: 1. Unfreeze the accounting flexfield 2. Change the Window Prompt name to a valid name (do NOT change the segment name) 3. Update the Default Type and Default Value (if necessary) 4. Freeze the accounting flexfield and recompile

How to re-enable an account value? In order to re-enable an account value or remove an end date, do the following: 1. 2. 3. 4. Unfreeze the accounting flexfield structure Re-enable the account value or remove the end date of the segment value. Re-freeze the accounting flexfield structure and recompile. Log out of the applications and log back in.

Is there a way to load values for a specific segment outside of the form? iSetup is the Oracle product that provides supported APIs to load values into Oracle Applications flexfields. To load code combinations ADI may be used. Uploading zero amount journals will create new code combinations. In this case Dynamic Insertion should be enabled and all account segment values need to exist before the new account code combinations will be dynamically created. What is the difference between Hierarchical and Non-hierarchical Security Type?

Hierarchical Security: This feature combines Flex Value Security and Flex Value Hierarchy. The end result is ?a flex value is secured if one of it?s parents is secured?, i.e. if a parent value is excluded then all the children are also excluded.

With non-hierarchical security, the child values do not inherit the parent security. Which tables store segment values and descriptions?

FND_FLEX_VALUES_TL FND_FLEX_VALUES.

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Oracle A.I.M. Methodology template list

February 25, 2009 6 Comments

Oracle A.I.M. Methodology encompasses a project management methodology with documentation templates that support the life cycle of an implementation. The life cycle methodology and documentation templates allows A.I.M. to be a very useful tool for managing implementation projects successfully. This is a depiction of the A.I.M. methodology life cycle: Application Implementation Method is a proven approach for all the activities required to implement oracle applications. there are eleven processes of implementation. 1. Business Process Architecture [BP] This phase outlines:

Existing Business Practices Catalog change practices Leading practices Future practices

BP.010 Define Business and Process StrategyBP.020 Catalog and Analyze Potential Changes

BP.030 Determine Data Gathering Requirements BP.040 Develop Current Process Model BP.050 Review Leading Practices BP.060 Develop High-Level Process Vision BP.070 Develop High-Level Process Design BP.080 Develop Future Process Model BP.090 Document Business Procedure

2. Business Requirement Definition [RD] - This phase explains about the initial baseline questionnaire and gathering of requirements. RD.010 Identify Current Financial and Operating Structure RD.020 Conduct Current Business Baseline RD.030 Establish Process and Mapping Summary RD.040 Gather Business Volumes and Metrics RD.050 Gather Business Requirements RD.060 Determine Audit and Control Requirements RD.070 Identify Business Availability Requirements RD.080 Identify Reporting and Information Access Requirements 3. Business Requirement Mapping [BR] In this phase the requirements of business are matched with the standard functionality of the oracle applications. BR.010 Analyze High-Level GapsBR.020 Prepare mapping environment BR.030 Map Business requirements BR.040 Map Business Data BR.050 Conduct Integration Fit Analysis BR.060 Create Information Model BR.070 Create Reporting Fit Analysis BR.080 Test Business Solutions BR.090 Confirm Integrated Business Solutions BR.100 Define Applications Setup BR.110 Define security Profiles

4. Application and Technical Architecture [TA] This outlines the infrastructure requirements to implement oracle applications. TA.010 Define Architecture Requirements and StrategyTA.020 Identify Current Technical Architecture TA.030 Develop Preliminary Conceptual Architecture TA.040 Define Application Architecture TA.050 Define System Availability Strategy TA.060 Define Reporting and Information Access Strategy TA.070 Revise Conceptual Architecture TA.080 Define Application Security Architecture TA.090 Define Application and Database Server Architecture TA.100 Define and Propose Architecture Subsystems TA.110 Define System Capacity Plan TA.120 Define Platform and Network Architecture TA.130 Define Application Deployment Plan TA.140 Assess Performance Risks TA.150 Define System Management Procedures

5. Build and Module Design [MD] This phase emphasizes the development of new functionality (customization) required by the client. It mainly details how to design the required forms, database and reports. MD.010 Define Application Extension StrategyMD.020 Define and estimate application extensions MD.030 Define design standards

MD.040 Define Build Standards MD.050 Create Application extensions functional design MD.060 Design Database extensions MD.070 Create Application extensions technical design MD.080 Review functional and Technical designs MD.090 Prepare Development environment MD.100 Create Database extensions MD.110 Create Application extension modules MD.120 Create Installation routines

6. Data Conversion [CV] Data Conversion is the process of converting or transferring the data from legacy system to oracle applications. Ex. Transferring customer records from the legacy to the Customer Master. CV.010 Define data conversion requirements and strategyCV.020 Define Conversion standards CV.030 Prepare conversion environment CV.040 Perform conversion data mapping CV.050 Define manual conversion procedures CV.060 Design conversion programs CV.070 Prepare conversion test plans CV.080 Develop conversion programs CV.090 Perform conversion unit tests CV.100 Perform conversion business objects CV.110 Perform conversion validation tests CV.120 Install conversion programs CV.130 Convert and verify data

7. Documentation [DO] Documentation prepared per module that includes user guides and implementation manuals. DO.010 Define documentation requirements and strategyDO.020 Define Documentation standards and procedures DO.030 Prepare glossary DO.040 Prepare documentation environment DO.050 Produce documentation prototypes and templates DO.060 Publish user reference manual DO.070 Publish user guide DO.080 Publish technical reference manual DO.090 Publish system management guide

8. Business System Testing [TE] A process of validating the setups and functionality by QA(functional consultant) to certify status. TE.010 Define testing requirements and strategyTE.020 Develop unit test script TE.030 Develop link test script TE.040 Develop system test script TE.050 Develop systems integration test script TE.060 Prepare testing environments TE.070 Perform unit test TE.080 Perform link test TE.090 perform installation test TE.100 Prepare key users for testing

TE.110 Perform system test TE.120 Perform systems integration test TE.130 Perform Acceptance test

9. Performance Testing [PT] - Performance testing is the evaluation of transactions saving time, transaction retrieval times, workflow background process, database performance, etc PT.010 Define Performance Testing StrategyPT.020 Identify Performance Test Scenarios PT.030 Identify Performance Test Transaction PT.040 Create Performance Test Scripts PT.050 Design Performance Test Transaction Programs PT.060 Design Performance Test Data PT.070 Design Test Database Load Programs PT.080 Create Performance Test TransactionPrograms PT.090 Create Test Database Load Programs PT.100 Construct Performance Test Database PT.110 Prepare Performance Test Environment PT.120 Execute Performance Test

10. Adoption and Learning [AP] This phase explains the removal of the legacy system and oracle application roll out enterprise wide. AP.010 Define Executive Project StrategyAP.020 Conduct Initial Project Team Orientation

AP.030 Develop Project Team Learning Plan AP.040 Prepare Project Team Learning Environment AP.050 Conduct Project Team Learning Events AP.060 Develop Business Unit ManagersReadiness Plan AP.070 Develop Project Readiness Roadmap AP.080 Develop and Execute CommunicationCampaign AP.090 Develop Managers Readiness Plan AP.100 Identify Business Process Impact onOrganization AP.110 Align Human Performance SupportSystems AP.120 Align Information Technology Groups AP.130 Conduct User Learning Needs Analysis AP.140 Develop User Learning Plan AP.150 Develop User Learningware AP.160 Prepare User Learning Environment AP.170 Conduct User Learning Events AP.180 Conduct Effectiveness Assessment

11. Production Migration [PM] The process of decommissioning of legacy system and the usage(adoption) of oracle application system. PM.010 Define Transition Strategy PM.020 Design Production Support Infrastructure PM.030 Develop Transition and Contingency Plan PM.040 Prepare Production Environment

PM.050 Set Up Applications PM.060 Implement Production Support Infrastructure PM.070 Verify Production Readiness PM.080 Begin Production PM.090 Measure System Performance PM.100 Maintain System PM.110 Refine Production System PM.120 Decommission Former Systems PM.130 Propose Future Business Direction PM.140 Propose Future Technical Direction thanks Shivmohan Purohit

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Oracle Applications / Financials Functional Question on General Ledger Budgeting

January 23, 2009 3 Comments

Oracle Applications / Financials Functional Question on General Ledger Budgeting. Quite useful as FAQ and Interview Questions for General Ledger.

11. What is Set of Books? What are the four conditions when you change your SOBs?SOB is of 2 types Primary and Reporting.Primary SOB - All transactions are with functional Currency 12. What is an Invoice? AR invoice is a document sent to the customer with details like, Bill-to customer code, product code, qty sent, price, currency, credit terms, tax details, etc. Based on this invoice, customer will make payment to the company and the same is applied against the invoice. AP invoice is the document received from the supplier and contains information such supplier details, product code, qty, price and tax details. This invoice is entered in the AP module and payment is made to the supplier against this invoice. There are 2 types of invoices1. Periodic 2. Milestone
Also, Invoice is an information sheet which a company sends to the buyer along with the good. It explains the details of the goods in the shipment and also the prices. Invoices can contain all sorts of data regarding the shipment and goods depending on the company and product. 13. Can you disable budgetary control for a set of books?

You can, however existing encumbrances are not cleared from the feeder systems. Therefore it is not recommended. If you do change the budgetary control options for an existing set of books, you must do two things for the change to be reflected. Run the Period Map Maintenance concurrent request, it must complete successfully. Exit Oracle Applications and restart. You must completely exit the applicationit is not sufficient to select Sign on again from the Oracle Applications Special menu. 14. Is there a limit to the number of periods in a budget year or how many years a budget can span? There is no limit for the budget. One can define budgetary control for n number of years however, one year can have maximum of 60 fiscal periods. 15. Why dont my Detail budgets roll up to my Master budget? Detail budgets do not automatically roll up to the master budget. The GL uses summary accounts to maintain master/detail budget relationships between them.

16. I was able to post a budget journal to a closed period, why? Yes, a budget journal can be posted to any period that is in an open budget year for that budget. This is regardless of the status of that period. The budget journal is not linked with your accounting period. Once you have open the budget period then you can book budget journal for that whole period.

17. How many Current budgets can you have? For each set of books, you can have only one current budget at any point in time. The only distinction between a current and an open budget is that the current budget defaults into the budget field on several budget-related forms. It can be replaced however by any open budget in the field. 18. What is a funding budget? Funding budget is a budget against which accounting transactions are checked for available funds when budgetary control is enabled for your set of books. Funding Budgets are approved budgets.Two types of budgets are there in Oracle Apps: 1- Fund 2Plan. Fund budget create the Budget Journal but plan budget used only for planning. Fund budget requires journal entries, and is assigned to a summary template or account range

in the budget org, where the funds check level is set at Absolute or Advisory. It is the assignment that makes it a funding budget; it is not done at the budget definition level. 19. Why is my budget requiring budget journals? At the set of books level that option is not enabled? This would happen when the budget itself is defined to require budget journals. This is done at the budget definition level.

20. Why cant I inquire on my budget amounts from INQUIRE/BUDGETS navigation path? The Budget Inquiry form (GLXIQBUD) is used to perform inquiries about master and detail budgets. GL compares summary balances between your master and detail budgets, and checks for budget variances and violations. This form only looks at summary accounts. To inquire on detail accounts you must use the navigation INQUIRE/ACCOUNTS, and choose the budget amount type.

21. If I delete my budget org, will the budget amounts be deleted? No, the amounts will be same. Deleting the budget organization does not remove the budget amounts from the GL_BALANCES table.

22. Can I update/adjust an existing account range in my budget organization? Yes you can update an existing account range in Budget Organization.

23 How many times can a budget be purged? Budget can be purged only one time.

24. Why is there no value in the REQUEST_ID column of GL_BUDGET_INTERFACE for rows with data that failed to be uploaded by the Budget Spreadsheet Upload program? You are trying to open the next budget year. After navigating to the form and querying the budget, you notice the [Open Next Year] button is grayed out. You find that Account code combinations are not being added to the Budget Organization.

25. Why dont my Detail budgets roll up to my Master budget? Detail budgets do not automatically roll up to the master budget. The GL uses summary accounts to maintain master/detail budget relationships between hierarchy levels. Summary templates are defined so that accounts in your lower level detail budgets roll up into the same summary accounts as the detail accounts in your controlling master budget. A common misconception is that the detail budgets somehow roll up to the master budget by definition, this is not true. You must actually budget to a detail account in the master budget; this then serves as the controlling amount for the detail budgets. Master/Detail budgets are used in the budgeting process to control Authority and identify budgets that exceed control limits. They are not intended for reporting purposes. 26. I was able to post a budget journal to a closed period, why? A budget journal can be posted to any period that is in an open budget year for that budget. This is regardless of the status of that period (closed, opened, or future enterable). 27. Why dont my budget amounts appear on my FSG? To include budgets (encumbrances or currencies) in a FSG report, your report definition must specify a row set of column set that has control values specified in the Balance Control options. In the report definition itself, you associate budget names with the control values that are assigned to the row or column set. Shivmohan Purohit

Reporting SOB - All transactions are with foreign Currency You have to assign your SOB to your responsibility. Set of book means linking between the 3cs i.e. chart of accounts, calendar, currency and maintain 5 mandatory accounts. Set of books are created keeping in mind the Accounting Structure. This is a combination of 3 Cs Chart of Accounts, Currency and Calendar. Chart of Accounts is made up of segments- Max of 30 Segments are allowed. Two Segments are mandatory Balancing and Natural segment, Calendar This can have a max of 365 periods (daily calendar) and a min of 1 period (Yearly calendar). Periods can be monthly, fortnightly, weekly, daily. Categories: Interview Questions Oracle Applications Technical Oracle GL Functional Oracle GL Technical Tagged: 11i, budgeting, calender, chart of accounts, faq, functional, general ledger, gl, interview, Interview Questions, oracle, segment, set of books, sob, technical, useful

Oracle Applications Technical Interview Questions

January 20, 2009 2 Comments Hello Friends, Upon requests on some of my friends, i am posting few more generic oracle applications questions. hope this will give you overview of generic features. do share your feedback if these are good n useful. what is a flexfield qualifier ? Oracle Applications products use flexfield qualifiers to identify certain segments used for specific purposes. eg: segment named Account is qualified as Natural Accountso that it identifies Accounts, similarly a segment named Company can be qualified as Balancing Segment, i.e, for these segment values B/S can be brought out in Accounting Flexfield in GL. A flexfield is made of segments and oracle identifies if particular segment in the accounting flexfield is an account segment or a company segment, based on some predefined values called as flexfield qualifiers which are assigned to the segments to look meaningful for defining the accounting flexfield. Eg: Account segment uses Natural Account segment and the company segment uses Balancing segment are mandatory for defining the accounting flexfield. Other values are Cost center segment, Inter company segment, secondary tracking segment

What is the difference between configuration, conversion, and customization? Conversion ,customization and configuration are part of an oracle implementation project they come in this order 1. configuration/set up 2. Customization 3. Conversion Configuration is setting up customer specific requirement which generally exist in oracle apps customization is filling the gap between oracle apps and Customer requirement by developing some extension and solution design Customization is relatively different thing, something that is not a part of oracle apps core product but the client requirement demands it we go for Customization. If the functionality demanded by the client exists in the application, it is to be configured according to his needs by taking some data, this is called configuration

Conversion is structural change of customer data in a form which is compatible with oracle database best of luck. Conversion is the process of mapping the tables from a legacy system to apps system. Sometimes conversions can be from one version to other

Where we can check the status of PO. In po_headers_all authorization_status coloumn is their we can find through this coloumn

What is back order in OM There are few reasons that a scheduled order could be Backordered during pick release process. 1. In-sufficient onhand 2. Order might be put as Pick release hold 3. If its a lot controlled item being involved then some of the factors will be checking at picking rule setup (like Lot- expiration date, etc) and tured to Backordered incase the criteria does not meet.

Where we find the status of order information. Order header status is in oe_order_headers_all table reference with flow_status_code column and order line status would be oe_order_lines_all table reference with flow_status_code column.

What are the tables of auto invoice? RA_INTERFACE_LINES_ALL, RA_INTERFACE_DISTRIBUTIONS_ALL ARE THE TWO INTERFACE TABLES MAINLY USED BT AUTOINVOICE. FURTHER DATA READ FROM THESE TABLES WILL BE INSERTED INTO RA_CUSTOMER_TRX_ALL , RA_CUSTOMER_TRX_LINES_ALL , RA_CUST_TRX_LINE_GL_DIST_ALL , AR_PAYMENT_SCHEDULES_ALL AFTER VALIDATING.

For report i have to parameters those are from_date and to_date ,so to_date should be greater when compare to from_date ,if we are giving to_date is less then it must shows some error how we will make it. While defining Parameters you can set range option(in concurrent prog parameters window). Select low for from_Date and high for to_Date.Then it will not allow for from_date > to_date.

How to find the custom directory in front end. From Application Developer responsibility, navigate to Application > Register. Query for the custom application name. The value in the field Basepath, is the OS system variable that stores the actual directory info.

What are the execution methods in oracle apps? 1. Host 2. Immediate 3. Java Stored Procedure 4. Java Concurrent Program 5. Multi Language Function 6. Oracle Reports 7. Request Set Stage Function 8. Pl/Sql Stored Procedure 9. Spawned 10. Sql*Lodar 11. Sql*Plus 12. Perl Concurrent Program

What are APIs API stands for application program interface. Oracle has its own api facility to transfer data from a external source to oracle base table so api is an standard oracle tool to transfer data to oracle database. It is a very simple method and a person with no technical background also can use api. Example-uploading journal and budget data through API.

Thanks plz share questions if you have more in this area. also share your comment/feedback. Shivmohan Purohit Categories: Application Developer General Technical Interview Questions Knowledge Base Oracle AP Functional Oracle AR Functional Oracle Applications Technical Oracle FA Functional Oracle Functional Oracle GL Functional Oracle Inventory Functional Oracle Technical System Administrator Tagged: 11i, aol, Application Object Library, functional, interview, overview, technical

Oracle Financials Accounting Interview Technical Fucntional Questions

January 16, 2009 Leave a Comment

1. What are the application objects that support View Accounting and Drilldown? GL_Import_Reference_Table (modified) For Example Invoices imported from Payables into GL goes to these tables from GL_Inerface table. GL_SL_LINK_ID GL_SL_LINK_TABLE GL_JE_LINES (modified) New views in the database: FA_AEL_GL_V FA_AEL_SL_MRC_V FA_AEL_SL_V 2. Where in Oracle General Ledger 11i can Drilldown be accessed? You can drilldown from GL Account Inquiry window and the GL Journal Entry and GL Journal Inquiry windows. (N) Tools -> Drilldown Open the Journal entry in GL and go to Tools drilldown, its shows u the origin of the journal entry. It is used only for viewing the origin of the journal entry. 3. What are the Release 11i Sub-ledger drilldown features?

Expanded Subledger drilldown to other subledgers. View Accounting Lines window. 4. What are recurring invoices? What are AP setup steps? Some times suppliers would not be sending any invoices, but still the payment have to be made to him. Ex: rent, lease rentals. In this situation we have to create invoice every period wise. For that purpose we have to create one recurring invoice template. Template means with one master copy creating the multiple invoices. Here we are creating the one invoice master copy is formally known as recurring invoice or recurring invoice template. Setup: 1) Create one special calendar 2) Create one full distribution set 3) Enter payment terms in the recurring invoice window 4) Enter the template no., first invoice amount, special invoice amounts. Recurring Entries are of 3 types1. Standard, 2. Skeleton, 3. Fornulae Based In GL Module 1.Define Formula Batch (e.g. ABC Rent batch) 2.Enter Lines (Here u have both Debit as well as Credit lines) 3.Generate Recurring period 4.Review Journal Batch 5.Post the batch 1. Standard Recurring Journal: It is used for same accounts & same amounts e.g. Utilities Dr Cash Cr 2. Skeleton Recurring Journal: It is used for same accounts but for different amounts, e.g. Recurring Fee Dr Cash Cr 3.Formule Based Journal: It is used for different accounts with different amounts, e.g. Salaries Dr Cash Cr 5. If any conflict occurs in FSG who will override; Column Set or Row Set? The override component is row set. However some times it depend on the column set also.

6. What is the difference between discounts and adjustments? Discount refers to the payment terms or on quantity (bulk order discount) ordered. In the invoice received from supplier, discounts term is specifically stated, e.g. If paid with in 15 days discount @ 2%, what you need to do is pay 2% less then the original invoice amount, however caution should be taken that the freight amount should not be considered while calculating the discount. Adjustment could be for various reasons- Over priced invoice, short delivery of quantity as per goods received note, poor quality etc. Agreed upon amount will be deducted from the invoice, while making the payments. In AR, discount is given to promote the business and cash flow. Adjustments are made to adjust the account balances, which is not possible in other means. 7. What are cycles of GL, AP, and AR? GL Accounting cycle can be further elaborated like this 1. Open Period. 2. Create Functional and foreign journal entries.(including the journal import from legacy systems and subledgers). 3. Reverse journal entries. 4. Post the journals. 5. Review and correct the balances. 6. Revalue foreign currency balances. 7. Translate foreign currency balances. 8. Consolidate set of books. 9. Run accounting reports. 10. Close the accounting periods. AP cycle Purchase Order > Receipt > AP voucher > Payment made AR Cycle Sales Order > Shipment > Invoice > Payment receipt GL cycle Direct GL JE / Transfer subledger data to GL > Post 8. What are Summary Accounts and Rollup groups? Summary Account is an account whose balance represents consolidation of accounts. Rollup group is a collection / consolidation of parent accounts. e.g. Assets is a total of Current assets and Fixed Assets. Current assets / Fixed assets in turn are collection of assets. Summary Account is an account whose balance represents the sum of other account balances. You can use summary accounts for faster reporting and inquiry as well as in formulas and allocations. Rollup group is a collection of parent segment values for a given segment. You use rollup groups to define summary accounts based on parents in the group. You can use letters as well as numbers to name your rollup groups. Summary accounts are consolidated balances of accounts and rollup groups is collection of parent accounts. 9. What Sub-ledgers does Oracle General Ledger 11i Drilldown support? Accounts Receivable, Accounts Payable and Cash Management. Drilldown from Oracle General Ledger 11i also supports Oracle Purchasing module (displays POs and Requisitions) from 11.5.9 version onwards. Drilldown from Oracle General Ledger 11i is

supported for Oracle Payables, Oracle Receivables, Oracle Assets (except depreciation), Projects, Purchasing, Inventory, and Work in Process (WIP). Shivmohan Purohit

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Oracle Applications Documentation AIM Methodology

January 15, 2009 2 Comments

Oracle Applications Documentations Using AIM or Tailored AIM Methodology

here i am giving brief intro, in next article you can find much details information on AIM documents and reference

Not all companies are using the same AIM instead they are using their own giving different names but the formats of all the documents are more or less same. Each stage is having set of documents. First Stage: Analysis Second Stage: Designing Third Stage: Build DEMO / PROTO TYPE Fourth Stage : Testing Fifth Stage : Go Live Six Stage : Post Production

Various documents for different scope and criterias such as 1.Implementation 2.Customization 3.Conversions

Below some brief on mostly used document types BR Documents : Business Requirement Documents, which is primafaciely done by the Functional Persons of the Implementation Team like Funtional Project Leads / Managers. These documents are the Set up Documents, which is 100% based on the BR 120 Business Requirement Gatherings as provided by the business. Now as a Funtional Consultant you need to always go for the BR 100, that is set up document, so BR 100 is the To Be Process after you gather all sorts of info from the Biz and map in the Oracle systems MD Documents : Modular Designing Documents, which are is primafaciely done by the Technical Persons of the Implementation Team like Technical Project Leads / Project Manager. These documents are the Design Documents, which is again based on the BR 120 Business Requirement Gathering as provided by the business. These MDs are of basically discussed any customization needs or any special behaviaour oracle system should work which is not the Standard Oracle Funtionality. These also discussed about the tables and the Interface Tables or forms which are going to be used in the particular modules. Thses also discussed about the High Level Designs like Flows of the Business and all. These MDs are basically made after you all Functional Design and if there is no work around Oracle System provides for a particular Test Scenario and there is no other way other than to go for the Customization.

MD.70 is technical Document(Technical resource will design), which show all Technical Details like Coding, Maping and Logics.

MD.50 is Desgin Document(Functional resource will design), which explore all design methods like its road-map, which includes all design setups.

thanks Shivmohan Purohit