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Collection Transactions and Context Element Relationships

Context element values are derived as you enter collection transactions in other Oracle Applications. Context elements can be used to define collection triggers but do not need to be explicitly added to collection plans.

For example, if you define the trigger 'Department = (equals) Inspection' for the Move Transaction collection transaction, data collection can be invoked each time assemblies are moved into the Inspection department. Furthermore, you can define this trigger regardless of whether the Department context element has been explicitly added to the collection plan because values for context elements are automatically saved in the quality data repository when you enter the parent transaction.

The following table lists the relationships between the various collection transactions and their associated context elements/triggers:

  Purchasing Transactions WIP Transactions Service Transactions
Context Element/ Trigger Receiving and Inspection Move Service Request
Actual Resolution Date    
ASL Status    
Customer    
Department  
Destination Type    
Expected Receipt Date    
Expected Resolution Date    
From Op Seq Number    
From Intraoperation Step    
Hazard Class    
Incident Type    
Inspection Result Action    
Item
Item Category  
Item Description  
Job  
Location    
Locator    
Lot    
Operation Code    
Order Type    
Ordered Quantity    
Owner    
PO Line Number    
PO Number    
PO Release Number    
PO Shipment    
Parent Transaction Quantity    
Problem Code    
Production Line  
Quantity  
Reason Code  
Resolution Code    
Requestor    
Revision  
Sales Order Number    
Serial Number    
Severity    
Subinventory    
Supplier    
Supplier Description    
Supplier Lot Number    
To Intraoperation Step    
To Operation Code    
To Op Seq Number  
To Department    
Transaction Date  
Transaction Type    
UN Number    
UOM Name  
Urgency    
Vendor Item Number    


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