Business Processes Business Flow
When defining a Business Flow in Unifier Provider (Business Processes), the destination application parameters for Unifier Provider, BP object, enable you to define which BP needs to receive data by way of the Business Flow configuration. The attributes are specific to Unifier and eliminate the need for the source application to send the values for Unifier fields.
Notes:
- To avoid duplicating records, create separate Business Flows (for two BPs of the same type) when importing data.
- Do not use a single Business Flow in Gateway to import into two Company Costs type BPs. Instead, use different Business Flows for setting up the data flow.
If the source application sends value for either of the parameters mentioned below via data mapping and you define the parameter value in the business flow, then the value sent by way of mapping takes precedence.
The following parameters are required for successful project creation.
Object | Value | Description |
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Business Process Name | Text field If you enter more than one value, then the integration will fail. | Use this parameter to identify the Name of the business process that requires the data from the Oracle application. The value that you enter in this parameter is used by Unifier Provider to identify which BP requires data. Example Creating Data Mapping Template
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Business Process Detail Tab Name | Text field If you enter more than one value, then the integration will fail. | Use this parameter to identify the Detail tab of the business process that requires the data from the Oracle application. The value that you enter in this parameter is used by Unifier Provider to identify which BP requires data. Example Creating Data Mapping Template
Note: The tab Name is also an attribute for all Line Item objects in Unifier Provider. If the Oracle Application sends value for tab name by way of mapping, then the mapped value will override the parameter value defined in Business Flow. |
Line Item Identifier | Text field Note: Oracle recommends that you use the Data Element name. If you enter more than one value, then the integration will fail. | This parameter is only used during an update of an existing Line Item (in Unifier). The value that you enter in the Data Element of this parameter is used by Unifier to identify which Line Item requires update. Note: Within this parameter text box, enter the name (not label) of the Data Element on the Detail tab that must be used as the identifier for Line Item update. Unifier Provider identifies the value entered in this text box as the DE name (not label). |
Last Published Tuesday, December 12, 2023