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DEFAULT_WHERE in Form Personalization Is Not Honored in 'Autocreate' Form (Doc ID 2031313.1)

Last updated on MARCH 02, 2023

Applies to:

Oracle Purchasing - Version 12.1.3 and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Symptoms

On : 12.1.3 version, Purchase Order

DEFAULT_WHERE is not working through personalization in the Autocreate form.

The event is WHEN-NEW-BLOCK-INSTANCE or WHEN-NEW-FORM-INSTANCE.
Target Object: REQ_LINES

When query for requisitions the personalization seems to be ignored.

Reproducible Steps

1. Responsibility = Purchasing
2. Navigation = AutoCreate
3. On 'Find Requisition Lines' window, select 'Help > Diagnostic > Custom Code > Personalize' to open 'Form Personalization (AutoCreate Documents)' window
4. Create form personalization on Header level, enter
- Function Name = PO_POXBWVRP
- Sequence = < any value >
- Description = < any value >
- Level = Function
- Enabled (Checkbox) = Checked
5. Create form personalization on 'Condition' tab, enter
- Trigger Event = WHEN-NEW-BLOCK-INSTANCE  or WHEN-NEW-FORM-INSTANCE
- Trigger Object = REQ_LINES
- Condition = < Leave it blank >
- Processing Mode = Not in Enter-Query Mode
6. Create form personalization on 'Actions' tab
- Seq = < any value >
- Type = Property
- Description = < any value >
- Object Type = Block
- Target Object = REQ_LINES
- Property Name = DEFAULT_WHERE
- Value: 1 = 2
7. Click 'Apply Now' to save the change
8. Click 'Validate.
9. Close the 'Form Personalization (AutoCreate Documents)' window and back to 'Find Requisition Lines' window
10. Running a blind query by clicking the 'Find' button
11. Requisition lines were populated and it is expected to have no requisition lines populated after above Form Personalization had been setup

Cause

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