Query Request For Quotation Service
This service is in the WmOAPRC1227 package and has the following fully-qualified service name: purchasing1227.queryOA.RFQ:queryRFQ.
This service retrieves all new and changed active Request For Quotation (RFQ) data. Because RFQs cannot be deleted, the document status of DELETE does not apply in this case.
You can use the following parameters to query RFQs:
RFQ_NUMBER RFQ_STATUS BUYER_NAME DUE_DATE_FROM DUE_DATE_TO CLOSE_DATE_FROM CLOSE_DATE_TO EFFECTIVE_DATE_FROM EFFECTIVE_DATE_TO ITEM_NUMBER SUPPLIER_NAME SUPPLIER_ADDRESS_LINE1,
SUPPLIER_ADDRESS_LINE2,
SUPPLIER_ADDRESS_LINE3 SUPPLIER_CITY SUPPLIER_STATE SUPPLIER_COUNTRY SUPPLIER_ZIP Database Scripts
This service uses the same database scripts as the Send Request For Quotation service.
Note:
If you use this service but you do not use the Send Request For Quotation service, you should run the wm_disable_from_rfq.sql script to disable the triggers installed by the Send Request For Quotation service.
For a detailed description of these database scripts, see
Send Request For Quotation Service. For more information about using database scripts, see
Database Scripts.
Supporting Transaction Definitions
This service uses the following transaction definition:
queryRFQTxn1227.txp
For information about using the transaction definition files to customize this service, see Transaction Definitions.
Flow Control
The main flow queryRFQ executes as follows:
specifyDefaultSettings specifies the default parameter settings required for service execution. You should change these settings accordingly.
queryRFQTxn queries the Oracle Applications database for any RFQ information matching the parameter values. The parameters are defined as the input to this service.
For more details on query transactions, see
Using Query Services.
Business Document Structure
This service uses the same business document structure as the Send Request For Quotation service. For a detailed description of the business document’s structure, see
Send Request For Quotation Service.