Introduction

Invoice on Hold Report is used to review detailed information about invoices on hold. You can submit the Approval process before submitting this report to obtain the most up-to-date hold information.

The Invoice on Hold Report is divided into three sections. The first section gives you supplier, invoice, purchase order, amount, and hold information for each invoice on hold.

The second section, Invoice Hold Code Descriptions, lists all predefined and user-defined hold codes that are in the first section of the report, descriptions of each code, and whether they hold allows post.

 

Script to review detailed information about invoices on hold .

SELECT DISTINCT b.batch_name batch_name, v.vendor_name supplier_name,

vs.vendor_site_code site, vs.hold_all_payments_flag site_flag,

h.hold_lookup_code, alc.displayed_field,

NVL ((SELECT DISTINCT poh.segment1

FROM po_headers_all poh,

po_line_locations_all po_ll

WHERE po_ll.line_location_id =

h.line_location_id

AND po_ll.po_header_id = poh.po_header_id),

) po_number,

inv.invoice_num invoice_number, inv.invoice_date,

inv.invoice_amount original_amount,

inv.invoice_amount

– NVL (inv.amount_paid, 0)

+ NVL (inv.discount_amount_taken, 0) amount_remaining,

inv.description description, NVL (vs.attribute1, ”) ap_owner

FROM ap_invoices_all inv,

ap_batches_all b,

po_vendors v,

po_vendor_sites_all vs,

ap_payment_schedules_all s,

ap_holds_all h,

ap_lookup_codes alc

WHERE v.vendor_id = inv.vendor_id

AND v.vendor_id = NVL (:p_vendor_id, v.vendor_id)

AND vs.vendor_id = inv.vendor_id

AND vs.vendor_site_id = inv.vendor_site_id

AND vs.attribute1 = NVL (:p_owner, vs.attribute1)

AND vs.hold_all_payments_flag = ‘N’

AND h.invoice_id = inv.invoice_id

AND h.hold_lookup_code = NVL (:p_hold_code, h.hold_lookup_code)

AND b.batch_id(+) = inv.batch_id

AND s.invoice_id(+) = inv.invoice_id

AND inv.payment_status_flag != ‘Y’

AND inv.cancelled_date IS NULL

AND h.release_lookup_code IS NULL

AND alc.lookup_type = ‘HOLD CODE’

AND alc.lookup_code = h.hold_lookup_code

AND TRUNC (inv.creation_date) >=

DECODE (:p_start_creation_date,

NULL, TRUNC (inv.creation_date),

:p_start_creation_date

)

AND TRUNC (inv.creation_date) <=

DECODE (:p_end_creation_date,

NULL, TRUNC (inv.creation_date),

:p_end_creation_date

)

AND (    (    NVL (s.due_date, SYSDATE) >=

DECODE (:p_start_due_date,

NULL, NVL (s.due_date, SYSDATE),

:p_start_due_date

)

AND NVL (s.due_date, SYSDATE) <=

DECODE (:p_end_due_date,

NULL, NVL (s.due_date, SYSDATE),

:p_end_due_date

)

)

AND (   (    NVL (s.discount_date, SYSDATE) >=

DECODE (:p_start_discount_date,

NULL, NVL (s.discount_date, SYSDATE),

:p_start_discount_date

)

AND NVL (s.discount_date, SYSDATE) <=

DECODE (:p_end_discount_date,

NULL, NVL (s.discount_date, SYSDATE),

:p_end_discount_date

)

)

OR (    NVL (s.second_discount_date, SYSDATE) >=

DECODE (:p_start_discount_date,

NULL, NVL (s.second_discount_date,

SYSDATE

),

:p_start_discount_date

)

AND NVL (s.second_discount_date, SYSDATE) <=

DECODE (:p_end_discount_date,

NULL, NVL (s.second_discount_date,

SYSDATE

),

:p_end_discount_date

)

)

OR (    NVL (s.third_discount_date, SYSDATE) >=

DECODE (:p_start_discount_date,

NULL, NVL (s.third_discount_date,

SYSDATE

),

:p_start_discount_date

)

AND NVL (s.third_discount_date, SYSDATE) <=

DECODE (:p_end_discount_date,

NULL, NVL (s.third_discount_date,

SYSDATE

),

:p_end_discount_date

)

)

)

)

AND :p_order_by = ‘Hold Name’

ORDER BY alc.displayed_field,

UPPER (v.vendor_name),

inv.invoice_date ASC,

UPPER (b.batch_name),

inv.invoice_num,

inv.invoice_amount;

What we expect in the script.

This script helps us to comprehend how to review detailed information about invoices on hold. Couple of  tables which is being used in the scripts are  ap_invoices_all inv, ap_batches_all b,po_vendors v,po_vendor_sites_all ,payment_schedules_all s,ap_holds_all h,ap_lookup_codes alc etc.

Summary

This Post described the script to review detailed information about invoices on hold in Oracle EBS R12.

 

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