Package gb_address
Common Business interface for the ADDRESS API (gb_address).
A person or company may have many addresses of different types, and even multiple addresses of the same type differentiated by a sequence number.
The status indicator provides a way to disable an address without deleting it.
Active addresses have a status indicator of null, inactive ones are set to 'I'.
Different combinations of fields are mandatory depending on what else is defined. For instance, if a ZIP code is passed in, State and Nation parameters are required.
There are two types of processing rules implemented in this API.
The default processing rules require that the time period defined by the start and end dates does not overlap the time period of any other active address of the same type for a given person. This is the default. Null start or end dates are considered the beginning and end of time respectively.
In addition, a person or company may have multiple inactive addresses of the same type with overlapping dates.
The p_seqno INOUT returns the generated sequence number when a new address is created. This must be passed in as NULL.
The other type of processing rule is enabled by the p_finance_rules parameter. If this is Y, then the API does no date checking at all.
It allows a person or company to have multiple, active address of the same type, regardless of dates. Note that this can lead to unusual behavior if a person has addresses that were created using both sets of rules.
In addition, the p_finance_rules parameter allows the calling application to specify a value for p_seqno_inout on create, rather than automatically generating it.
See special notes in p_update for updating the status indicator of ADDRESS.
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M_ENTITY_NAME
M_ENTITY_NAME CONSTANT VARCHAR2(7) := 'ADDRESS';
Business Entity name
address_rec
TYPE address_rec IS RECORD(
r_pidm spraddr.spraddr_pidm%TYPE,
r_atyp_code spraddr.spraddr_atyp_code%TYPE,
r_seqno spraddr.spraddr_seqno%TYPE,
r_from_date spraddr.spraddr_from_date%TYPE,
r_to_date spraddr.spraddr_to_date%TYPE,
r_street_line1 spraddr.spraddr_street_line1%TYPE,
r_street_line2 spraddr.spraddr_street_line2%TYPE,
r_street_line3 spraddr.spraddr_street_line3%TYPE,
r_city spraddr.spraddr_city%TYPE,
r_stat_code spraddr.spraddr_stat_code%TYPE,
r_zip spraddr.spraddr_zip%TYPE,
r_cnty_code spraddr.spraddr_cnty_code%TYPE,
r_natn_code spraddr.spraddr_natn_code%TYPE,
r_status_ind spraddr.spraddr_status_ind%TYPE,
r_user spraddr.spraddr_user%TYPE,
r_asrc_code spraddr.spraddr_asrc_code%TYPE,
r_delivery_point spraddr.spraddr_delivery_point%TYPE,
r_correction_digit spraddr.spraddr_correction_digit%TYPE,
r_carrier_route spraddr.spraddr_carrier_route%TYPE,
r_gst_tax_id spraddr.spraddr_gst_tax_id%TYPE,
r_reviewed_ind spraddr.spraddr_reviewed_ind%TYPE,
r_reviewed_user spraddr.spraddr_reviewed_user%TYPE,
r_data_origin spraddr.spraddr_data_origin%TYPE,
r_ctry_code_phone spraddr.spraddr_ctry_code_phone%TYPE,
r_house_number spraddr.spraddr_house_number%TYPE,
r_street_line4 spraddr.spraddr_street_line4%TYPE,
r_internal_record_id gb_common.internal_record_id_type);
Entity record type
address_ref
TYPE address_ref IS REF CURSOR
RETURN address_rec;
Entity cursor variable type
address_tab
TYPE address_tab IS TABLE OF address_rec
INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER;
Entity table type
f_api_version
FUNCTION f_api_version RETURN PLS_INTEGER
Returns API version number.
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Version of the API signature. Changes only when the signature changes.
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f_exists
FUNCTION f_exists(p_pidm spraddr.spraddr_pidm%TYPE,
p_atyp_code spraddr.spraddr_atyp_code%TYPE,
p_seqno spraddr.spraddr_seqno%TYPE DEFAULT dml_common.f_unspecified_number,
p_status_ind spraddr.spraddr_status_ind%TYPE DEFAULT dml_common.f_unspecified_string,
p_rowid gb_common.internal_record_id_type DEFAULT NULL)
RETURN VARCHAR2
Checks to see if record exists.
If p_seqno is not provided, it matches any address for the PIDM and address type.
If p_status_ind is not provided, it matches the current address for the PIDM.
type and sequence, which is the one with status = NULL.
Passing NULL or omitting completely either p_seqno or p_status_ind will logically exclude them from the select. This allows you to test for the existence of a PIDM and address type regardless of seuqnce number or status.
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p_pidm
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Internal identification number of the person. NUMBER(8) Required Key
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p_atyp_code
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Type of address associated with the person. VARCHAR2(2) Required Key
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p_seqno
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Assigns an internal sequence number to each address type associated with the person. NUMBER(2) Key
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p_status_ind
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Identifies if the address information is inactive. Valid values are NULL-Active, I - Inactive.
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p_rowid
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Database ROWID of the record to be selected. VARCHAR(18)
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f_exists_active
FUNCTION f_exists_active(p_pidm spraddr.spraddr_pidm%TYPE,
p_atyp_code spraddr.spraddr_atyp_code%TYPE,
p_from_date spraddr.spraddr_from_date%TYPE,
p_to_date spraddr.spraddr_to_date%TYPE)
RETURN VARCHAR2
Checks to see if an active record exists between two dates.
Returns Y if there is an address for this PIDM and an address type with an active status and matching from and to dates.
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p_pidm
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Internal identification number of the person. NUMBER(8) Required Key
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p_atyp_code
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Type of address associated with the person. VARCHAR2(2) Required Key
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p_from_date
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Effective start date of the address associated with the person. DATE Required
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p_to_date
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Effective end date of the address associated with the person. DATE Required
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f_isequal
FUNCTION f_isequal(rec_one address_rec,
rec_two address_rec) RETURN VARCHAR2
Compares two records for equality.
Tests each field of rec_one against the corresponding field of rec_two.
Two null values are considered equal.
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rec_one
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The first record to compare. Type address_rec Required
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rec_two
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The second record to compare. Type address_rec Required
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Y if all values in records are equal, otherwise N. Nulls match Nulls.
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f_get_status
FUNCTION f_get_status(p_pidm IN NUMBER,
p_addr_type IN VARCHAR2,
p_addr_seqno IN NUMBER,
p_check_date IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'N',
p_asof_date IN DATE DEFAULT SYSDATE) RETURN VARCHAR2
Returns the status code for an address.
This function returns the status of a particular address.
The check date parameter controls whether only addresses in a specified date range are considered.
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p_pidm
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Internal identification number of the person. NUMBER(8) Required Key
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p_atyp_code
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Type of address associated with the person. VARCHAR2(2) Required Key
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p_seqno
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Assigns an internal sequence number to each address type associated with the person. NUMBER(2) Required Key
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p_check_date
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Controls the use of p_asof_date in restricting what addresses are considered. Defaults to 'N'. Any non-null value causes dates to be checked. VARCHAR2(1)
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p_asof_date
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If p_check_date is 'Y' then it only selects addresses where p_check_date is between the address start and end date. DATE
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N if the address is not found at all, I if it is found but has an inactive status, A if it is found but is active
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f_get_valid_description
FUNCTION f_get_valid_description(p_pidm IN NUMBER,
p_atyp IN VARCHAR2) RETURN VARCHAR2
Returns the address description of the address type for a given PIDM.
This function is used for validating addresses in Finance and AR.
It simply returns the description of an address for a given PIDM and type.
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p_pidm
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Internal identification number of the person. NUMBER(8) Required Key
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p_atyp_code
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Type of address associated with the person. VARCHAR2(2) Required Key
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Description of the address type
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f_query_all
FUNCTION f_query_all(p_pidm spraddr.spraddr_pidm%TYPE) RETURN address_ref
Select all records for the entity.
The refcursor returned will select every address for the PIDM, including inactive addresses.
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p_pidm
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Internal identification number of the person. NUMBER(8) Required Key
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Description of the address type code. Null if no address of that type exists for the PIDM.
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f_query_by_rowid
FUNCTION f_query_by_rowid(p_rowid gb_common.internal_record_id_type)
RETURN address_ref
Selects one record using the ROWID.
The refcursor returned will select exactly one address record, based on ROWID.
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p_rowid
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Database ROWID of the record to be selected. VARCHAR2(18) Required Key
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A cursor variable that will fetch exactly one record
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f_query_lock
FUNCTION f_query_lock(p_pidm spraddr.spraddr_pidm%TYPE,
p_atyp_code spraddr.spraddr_atyp_code%TYPE,
p_seqno spraddr.spraddr_seqno%TYPE,
p_status_ind spraddr.spraddr_status_ind%TYPE DEFAULT NULL,
p_rowid gb_common.internal_record_id_type DEFAULT NULL)
RETURN address_ref
Selects one address record and locks it.
If p_rowid is null, it only uses that to identify the row to lock. In that case it ignores the other key fields.
If p_rowid is NULL, then it uses they key fields to lock the row, and a null p_status_ind matches the active record(the one with status_ind = NULL in the database.
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p_pidm
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Internal identification number of the person. NUMBER(8) Required Key
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p_atyp_code
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Type of address associated with the person. VARCHAR2(2) Required Key
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p_seqno
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Internal sequence number for addresses of a particular address type. Number(2) Required Key. NUMBER(2) Required Key
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p_status_ind
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Identifies if the address information is inactive. Valid values are NULL-Active, I - Inactive.
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p_rowid
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Database ROWID of the record to be selected. VARCHAR(18)
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A cursor variable returning one record, locking the record.
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f_query_one
FUNCTION f_query_one(p_pidm spraddr.spraddr_pidm%TYPE,
p_atyp_code spraddr.spraddr_atyp_code%TYPE,
p_seqno spraddr.spraddr_seqno%TYPE,
p_status_ind spraddr.spraddr_status_ind%TYPE DEFAULT NULL)
RETURN address_ref
Selects one record.
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p_pidm
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Internal identification number of the person. NUMBER(8) Required Key
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p_atyp_code
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Type of address associated with the person. VARCHAR2(2) Required Key
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p_seqno
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Internal sequence number for addresses of a particular address type. Number(2) Required Key. NUMBER(2) Required Key
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p_status_ind
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Identifies if the address information is inactive. Valid values are NULL-Active, I - Inactive.
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A cursor variable that will fetch exactly one record
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p_lock
PROCEDURE p_lock(p_pidm spraddr.spraddr_pidm%TYPE,
p_atyp_code spraddr.spraddr_atyp_code%TYPE,
p_seqno spraddr.spraddr_seqno%TYPE,
p_status_ind spraddr.spraddr_status_ind%TYPE,
p_rowid_inout IN OUT gb_common.internal_record_id_type)
Locks a record.
If the ROWID is not passed in, the record is located using the key values and the ROWID of the locked row is passed in p_rowid_inout
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p_pidm
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Internal identification number of the person. NUMBER(8) Required Key
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p_atyp_code
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Type of address associated with the person. VARCHAR2(2) Required Key
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p_seqno
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Internal sequence number for addresses of a particular address type. Number(2) Required Key. NUMBER(2) Required Key
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p_status_ind
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Identifies if the address information is inactive. Valid values are NULL-Active, I - Inactive.
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p_rowid_inout
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Database ROWID of the record to be locked. VARCHAR(18) Required
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p_delete
PROCEDURE p_delete(p_pidm spraddr.spraddr_pidm%TYPE,
p_atyp_code spraddr.spraddr_atyp_code%TYPE,
p_seqno spraddr.spraddr_seqno%TYPE,
p_status_ind spraddr.spraddr_status_ind%TYPE DEFAULT NULL,
p_rowid gb_common.internal_record_id_type DEFAULT NULL)
Deletes an address record.
If there is a telephone record associated with this address, it will be deleted.
If there is more than one telephone associated with this address, the delete operation will fail and the telephone records will have to be deleted first.
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p_pidm
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Internal identification number of the person. NUMBER(8) Required Key
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p_atyp_code
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Type of address associated with the person. VARCHAR2(2) Required Key
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p_seqno
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Internal sequence number for addresses of a particular address type. Number(2) Required Key. NUMBER(2) Required Key
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p_status_ind
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Identifies if the address information is inactive.
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p_rowid
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Database ROWID of the record to be deleted. VARCHAR(18)
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p_create
PROCEDURE p_create(p_pidm spraddr.spraddr_pidm%TYPE,
p_atyp_code spraddr.spraddr_atyp_code%TYPE,
p_from_date spraddr.spraddr_from_date%TYPE DEFAULT NULL,
p_to_date spraddr.spraddr_to_date%TYPE DEFAULT NULL,
p_street_line1 spraddr.spraddr_street_line1%TYPE DEFAULT NULL,
p_street_line2 spraddr.spraddr_street_line2%TYPE DEFAULT NULL,
p_street_line3 spraddr.spraddr_street_line3%TYPE DEFAULT NULL,
p_city spraddr.spraddr_city%TYPE,
p_stat_code spraddr.spraddr_stat_code%TYPE DEFAULT NULL,
p_zip spraddr.spraddr_zip%TYPE DEFAULT NULL,
p_cnty_code spraddr.spraddr_cnty_code%TYPE DEFAULT NULL,
p_natn_code spraddr.spraddr_natn_code%TYPE DEFAULT NULL,
p_status_ind spraddr.spraddr_status_ind%TYPE DEFAULT NULL,
p_user spraddr.spraddr_user%TYPE DEFAULT gb_common.f_sct_user,
p_asrc_code spraddr.spraddr_asrc_code%TYPE DEFAULT NULL,
p_delivery_point spraddr.spraddr_delivery_point%TYPE DEFAULT NULL,
p_correction_digit spraddr.spraddr_correction_digit%TYPE DEFAULT NULL,
p_carrier_route spraddr.spraddr_carrier_route%TYPE DEFAULT NULL,
p_gst_tax_id spraddr.spraddr_gst_tax_id%TYPE DEFAULT NULL,
p_reviewed_ind spraddr.spraddr_reviewed_ind%TYPE DEFAULT NULL,
p_reviewed_user spraddr.spraddr_reviewed_user%TYPE DEFAULT NULL,
p_data_origin spraddr.spraddr_data_origin%TYPE DEFAULT NULL,
p_ctry_code_phone spraddr.spraddr_ctry_code_phone%TYPE DEFAULT NULL,
p_house_number spraddr.spraddr_house_number%TYPE DEFAULT NULL,
p_street_line4 spraddr.spraddr_street_line4%TYPE DEFAULT NULL,
p_finance_rules VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'N',
p_seqno_inout IN OUT spraddr.spraddr_seqno%TYPE,
p_rowid_out OUT gb_common.internal_record_id_type)
Creates an address record.
Address processing allows for multiple addresses of a type for one person.
Each has a unique sequence number within the address type. Addresses can be made inactive by setting the status indicator to 'I', in which case they are ignored by address selections and date processing rules.
There are two separate types of address processing rules that may be applied, and which may cause unexpected results if misunderstood.
Normal default address rules stipulate that for a given person and address type, no two active addresses can have overlapping dates. That is, for a given date, only one address has a selected date fall between it's start and end dates. A null start date means the beginning of time, and a null to date means the end of time. Also, every new address gets a new sequence number for that type, regardless of status.
In finance, address dates are completely ignored, and a person (vendor) may have up to 99 addresses of a particular type.
In order to accommodate both rules, the p_finance_rules parameter is provided. If passed a 'Y', then no address checking is done.
It must be noted that one PIDM may acquire addresses created under both rules. If this is the case, the finance address, having no dates, will cause all subsequent creates using default rules to fail, since that address will be seen as active for all time.
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p_pidm
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Internal identification number of the person. NUMBER(8) Required Key
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p_atyp_code
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Type of address associated with the person. VARCHAR2(2) Required Key
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p_seqno_inout
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Internal sequence number for addresses of a particular address type. If null, a new sequence number is generated one up from the last address for this type. Number(2) Required Key. NUMBER(2) Required Key
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p_from_date
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Effective start date of the address associated with the person. DATE
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p_to_date
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Effective end date of address associated with the person. DATE
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p_street_line1
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First line of the address associated with the person. VARCHAR2(75)
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p_street_line2
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Second line of the address associated with the person. VARCHAR2(75)
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p_street_line3
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Third line of the address associated with the person. VARCHAR2(75)
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p_city
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City associated with the address of the person. VARCHAR2(50) Required
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p_stat_code
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State associated with the address of the person. VARCHAR2(3)
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p_zip
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ZIP code associated with the address of the person. VARCHAR2(30)
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p_cnty_code
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County associated with the address of the person. VARCHAR2(5)
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p_natn_code
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Nation/Country associated with the address of the person. VARCHAR2(5)
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p_status_ind
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Identifies if the address information is inactive. Valid
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p_user
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The Oracle ID for the user who created or last updated the record. VARCHAR2(30)
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p_asrc_code
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Address source code. VARCHAR2(4)
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p_delivery_point
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This field is used to designate the delivery point for mail as established by the Postal Service. NUMBER(2)
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p_correction_digit
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The Correction Digit field is defined by the Postal Service and is used to determine the digits used for delivery related to the ZIP code. NUMBER(1)
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p_carrier_route
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The addresses to which a carrier delivers mail. In common usage, carrier route includes city routes, rural routes, highway contract routes, post office box sections, and general delivery units. VARCHAR2(4)
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p_gst_tax_id
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Goods and Services Tax Identification of vendor at this address. VARCHAR2(15)
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p_reviewed_ind
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Reviewed Indicator, Y indicates the address has been reviewed. VARCHAR2(1)
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p_reviewed_user
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Reviewed User, indicates the Oracle user who reviewed the address. VARCHAR2(30)
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p_data_origin
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Source system that generated the data. VARCHAR2(30)
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p_ctry_code_phone
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Country Code associated with telephone. VARCHAR2(04)
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p_house_number
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House Number associated with address. VARCHAR2(10)
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p_street_line4
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Fourth line of the address associated with the person. VARCHAR2(75)
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p_rowid_out
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Database ROWID of record to be created. VARCHAR(18) Required
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p_finance_rules
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If set to 'Y' then no date checking is done, and sequence number can be passed in. Default is 'N'.
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p_update
PROCEDURE p_update(p_pidm spraddr.spraddr_pidm%TYPE,
p_atyp_code spraddr.spraddr_atyp_code%TYPE,
p_seqno spraddr.spraddr_seqno%TYPE,
p_from_date spraddr.spraddr_from_date%TYPE DEFAULT dml_common.f_unspecified_date,
p_to_date spraddr.spraddr_to_date%TYPE DEFAULT dml_common.f_unspecified_date,
p_street_line1 spraddr.spraddr_street_line1%TYPE DEFAULT dml_common.f_unspecified_string,
p_street_line2 spraddr.spraddr_street_line2%TYPE DEFAULT dml_common.f_unspecified_string,
p_street_line3 spraddr.spraddr_street_line3%TYPE DEFAULT dml_common.f_unspecified_string,
p_city spraddr.spraddr_city%TYPE DEFAULT dml_common.f_unspecified_string,
p_stat_code spraddr.spraddr_stat_code%TYPE DEFAULT dml_common.f_unspecified_string,
p_zip spraddr.spraddr_zip%TYPE DEFAULT dml_common.f_unspecified_string,
p_cnty_code spraddr.spraddr_cnty_code%TYPE DEFAULT dml_common.f_unspecified_string,
p_natn_code spraddr.spraddr_natn_code%TYPE DEFAULT dml_common.f_unspecified_string,
p_status_ind spraddr.spraddr_status_ind%TYPE DEFAULT dml_common.f_unspecified_string,
p_user spraddr.spraddr_user%TYPE DEFAULT gb_common.f_sct_user,
p_asrc_code spraddr.spraddr_asrc_code%TYPE DEFAULT dml_common.f_unspecified_string,
p_delivery_point spraddr.spraddr_delivery_point%TYPE DEFAULT dml_common.f_unspecified_number,
p_correction_digit spraddr.spraddr_correction_digit%TYPE DEFAULT dml_common.f_unspecified_number,
p_carrier_route spraddr.spraddr_carrier_route%TYPE DEFAULT dml_common.f_unspecified_string,
p_gst_tax_id spraddr.spraddr_gst_tax_id%TYPE DEFAULT dml_common.f_unspecified_string,
p_reviewed_ind spraddr.spraddr_reviewed_ind%TYPE DEFAULT dml_common.f_unspecified_string,
p_reviewed_user spraddr.spraddr_reviewed_user%TYPE DEFAULT dml_common.f_unspecified_string,
p_data_origin spraddr.spraddr_data_origin%TYPE DEFAULT dml_common.f_unspecified_string,
p_ctry_code_phone spraddr.spraddr_ctry_code_phone%TYPE DEFAULT dml_common.f_unspecified_string,
p_house_number spraddr.spraddr_house_number%TYPE DEFAULT dml_common.f_unspecified_string,
p_street_line4 spraddr.spraddr_street_line4%TYPE DEFAULT dml_common.f_unspecified_string,
p_finance_rules VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'N',
p_rowid gb_common.internal_record_id_type DEFAULT NULL)
Updates a record.
There are two separate types of address processing rules that may be applied, and which may cause unexpected results if misunderstood.
Normal default address rules stipulate that for a given person and address type, no two active addresses can have overlapping dates. That is, for a given date, only one address has a selected date fall between it's start and end dates. A null start_date means the beginning of time, and a null to_date means the end of time. Also, every new address gets a new sequence number for that type, regardless of status.
In finance, address dates are completely ignored, and a person(vendor) may have up to 99 addresses of a particular type.
In order to accommodate both rules, the p_finance_rules parameter is provided.
If passed a 'Y', then no address checking is done. If an inactive address is reactivated by changing status to NULL, default address checking is reapplied and the update will fail if another address overlaps the dates. If finance rules are applied, no date checking is done.
Because status indicator is part of the unique key, and updates to it are allowed, special processing is required. In order to reactivate an inactive row (set its status_ind to null) or inactivate an active row (set its status_ind to 'I') the ROWID is required. The ROWID is used to compare the status_ind value passed with the value in the database. If they are different, the row identified by the ROWID is considered the target row, and the status indicator passed is used to update the database. In this case the key values of p_pidm, p_atyp_code, and p_seqno are ignored for purposes of identifying the target row for update.
If the status is set to inactive, then all associated telephone records are inactivated as well.
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p_pidm
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Internal identification number of the person. NUMBER(8) Required Key
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p_atyp_code
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Type of address associated with the person. VARCHAR2(2) Required Key
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p_seqno
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Internal sequence number for addresses of a particular address type. Number(2) Required Key. NUMBER(2) Required Key
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p_from_date
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Effective start date of the address associated with the person. DATE
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p_to_date
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Effective end date of address associated with the person. DATE
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p_street_line1
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First line of the address associated with the person. VARCHAR2(75)
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p_street_line2
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Second line of the address associated with the person. VARCHAR2(75)
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p_street_line3
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Third line of the address associated with the person. VARCHAR2(75)
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p_city
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City associated with the address of the person. VARCHAR2(20) Required
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p_stat_code
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State associated with the address of the person. VARCHAR2(3)
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p_zip
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ZIP code associated with the address of the person. VARCHAR2(30)
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p_cnty_code
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County associated with the address of the person. VARCHAR2(5)
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p_natn_code
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Nation/Country associated with the address of the person. VARCHAR2(5)
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p_status_ind
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Identifies if the address information is inactive. Valid
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p_user
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The Oracle user ID for the User who created or last updated the record. VARCHAR2(30)
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p_asrc_code
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Address source code. VARCHAR2(4)
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p_delivery_point
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This field is used to designate the delivery point for mail as established by the Postal Service. NUMBER(2)
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p_correction_digit
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The Correction Digit field is defined by the Postal Service and is used to determine the digits used for delivery related to the ZIP code. NUMBER(1)
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p_carrier_route
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The addresses to which a carrier delivers mail. In common usage, carrier route includes city routes, rural routes, highway contract routes, post office box sections, and general delivery units. VARCHAR2(4)
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p_gst_tax_id
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Goods and Services Tax Identification of vendor at this address. VARCHAR2(15)
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p_reviewed_ind
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Reviewed Indicator, Y indicates the address has been reviewed. VARCHAR2(1)
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p_reviewed_user
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Reviewed User, indicates the Oracle user who reviewed the address. VARCHAR2(30)
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p_data_origin
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Source system that generated the data. VARCHAR2(30)
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p_ctry_code_phone
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Country Code associated with telephone. VARCHAR2(04)
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p_house_number
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House Number associated with address. VARCHAR2(10)
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p_street_line4
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Fourth line of the address associated with the person. VARCHAR2(75)
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p_finance_rules
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Controls date checking rules.
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Y
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No date checking is done, and sequence number can be passed in. This should be used with caution.
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N
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Default. Dates cannot overlap.
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p_rowid
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Database ROWID of the record to be updated. VARCHAR(18)
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