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Common Problems And Solutions:Receivables: Set Up And Use Of Reference Sets (Doc ID 1392558.1)

Last updated on DECEMBER 07, 2020

Applies to:

Oracle Fusion Receivables - Version 11.1.1.5.1 and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Purpose

Summary:

Reference Set is a new feature in fusion v1 which allows the user to share the reference data across groups of one or more Business units.

In Fusion v1, there following AR setup entities have been set enabled:

1. Receivables Payment Term

2. Receivables Transaction Type

3. Receivables Autocash Rule Sets

4. Receivables Transaction Source

5. Receivables Automatch Rule Set

6. Receivables Lockbox

7. Receivables Memo Line

8. Receivables Application Exception Rule Set

9. Receivables Remit-to Address

10. Receivables Revenue Contingency

11. Manage Salesperson Account References

Dependent Technologies:


Oracle ADF Business Component

Oracle PL/SQL

Prerequisite Setups:


1. Defining the reference set.

2. Generating set based Data Roles and assigning to the user.

This needs to be done via the Oracle Identity Management(OIM) UI. Please refer to the following screenshot on how the user definition should look like in OIM.



3. Assigning the reference group / set to the BU
The reference set assignment for a BU can be done using the following steps
• Open the Manage Business Units page and search for the BU you want to do the set assignment. After that select the action “Manage Set Assignments” as shown in the screenshot below



In the Manage Set Assignments page, assign the appropriate “Reference Data Set” to all the Reference Data Objects as shown in the screenshot below.

Troubleshooting Steps

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