Lookup for INI.txt File
You must define a lookup for the ini.txt file from Open Format.
To define ORA_JEIL_INI_DATA_FILE_INFO, follow these steps:
- Navigate to Setup and Maintenance and select the Manage Standard Lookups.
- Define these values:
- Lookup Type: ORA_JEIL_INI_DATA_FILE_INFO
- Meaning: Open Format for Israel Initialization Data File Information.
- Description: Indicates the general ledger journal categories that you’re going to exclude them from being exported in the Open Format audit report. Indicates additional information used by the Open Format for Israel: Initialization Data File process.
- Module: Reporting for Israel.
- Lookup Configuration:
- Level: User
- REST Access Secured: Secure
To generate the right INI.txt file to get it validated, follow these steps:
- Navigate to Setup and Maintenance and select the Manage Standard Lookups.
- Search for and select the ORA_JEIL_INI_DATA_FILE_INFO lookup.
- Define these lookup codes:
Lookup Code/Display Sequence | Enabled | Meaning | Tag | Reference Field in INI file | Example Values |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Yes | Software Registration Number | Enter the value to be printed in file | 1006 | 34002 |
2 | Yes | software name | Enter the value to be printed in file | 1007 | Oracle ERP Cloud |
3 | Yes | software version | Enter the value to be printed in file | 1008 | R13 |
4 | Yes | software manufacture id | Enter the value to be printed in file | 1009 | 512200502 |
5 | Yes | software manufacture name | Enter the value to be printed in file | 1010 | Oracle Corporation |
6 | Yes | software_type | Enter the value to be printed in file | 1011 | 2 |
7 | Yes | Type of software | Enter the value to be printed in file | 1013 | xxxxxxxxx |
8 | Yes | Account Type | Enter the value to be printed in file | 1014 | 1 |
10 | Yes | Language Code | Enter the value to be printed in file | 1028 | IL |
11 | Yes | Character set | Enter the value to be printed in file | 1029 | UTF-8 |
12 | Yes | Compress Program | Enter the value to be printed in file | 1030 | zip |
14 | Yes | Branch information | Enter the value to be printed in file | 1034 | 0 |
Processing happens based on the combination of a ledger and the related legal entity for a specific date range, which may span within a financial year or across financial years.
This table lists the parameters for the ORA_JEIL_INI_DATA_FILE_INFO lookup:
Parameter Name | Description | Type | Default Value |
---|---|---|---|
Ledger |
The list should be restricted to ledgers (primary, secondary or reporting) based on the security roles and privileges for the user. Also, the list will only include ledgers with ILS currency. To derive the list of values, VVO is used. |
LOV |
If the user has access to only one ledger, it is defaulted. If user has access to multiple ledgers - the first one in ascending order is defaulted. |
Legal Entity |
The list should be restricted to legal entities based on the security roles and privileges for the user and based on their association with the ledger chosen. To derive the list of values, VVO is used. The LOV when opened should show one column while displaying search result – legal entity. |
LOV |
If the user has access to only one legal entity, it is defaulted. If user has access to multiple legal entities - the first one in ascending order is defaulted. |
Start Date |
The date from which the processing for the ‘Open Format for Israel: Files Generation’ begins. The start date should always be equal to or smaller than the end date. The date range can span either within or across financial years. Format used should be as per user preference set. |
Calendar LOV |
First day of the last closed period before the current system date’s month. If it is the first open ledger period, then use the first day of the latest open period. |
End Date |
The date on which the processing for the ‘Open Format for Israel: Files Generation’ ends. The end date should always be equal to or greater than the start date. The date range can span either within or across financial years. Format used should be as per user preference set. |
Calendar LOV |
Last day of the month before the current system date’s month. If it is the first open ledger period, then use the last day of the latest open period. |
If the default for any parameter is changed, then all the dependent parameters should also see change in values.
The LOV for the Ledgers includes apart from the column with the ledger name, the primary ledger associated with the depicted ledger and the currency of the primary ledger.