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Data Model For Material Transactions in Oracle Fusion Cloud White Paper

This document provides an Oracle Fusion Cloud SQL query to retrieve material transaction data for a given item, including the item number, transaction date, unit, quantity, type and description. The query joins tables to filter for a specified organization ID, transaction type ID of 33, date range, language of 'US' and item numbers provided.

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Data Model For Material Transactions in Oracle Fusion Cloud White Paper

This document provides an Oracle Fusion Cloud SQL query to retrieve material transaction data for a given item, including the item number, transaction date, unit, quantity, type and description. The query joins tables to filter for a specified organization ID, transaction type ID of 33, date range, language of 'US' and item numbers provided.

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Report for Material Transactions in Oracle Fusion Cloud:

Data Model to Get Material Transactions for a given item in Oracle Fusion:

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select c.item_number,

a.transaction_date,

a.transaction_uom,

a.transaction_quantity,

b.transaction_type_name,

b.description "Transaction Type Desc"

from inv_material_txns a,

INV_TRANSACTION_TYPES_TL b,

EGP_SYSTEM_ITEMS c

where a.organization_id = <<Enter Organization Id>>

and a.transaction_type_id = 33

and a.transaction_type_id = b.transaction_type_id

and a.inventory_item_id = c.INVENTORY_ITEM_ID

and a.organization_id = c.ORGANIZATION_ID

and b.language = 'US'

and trunc(a.transaction_Date) between ('<<Enter From Date>>') and ('<<Enter To Date>>')

and c.item_number in (<<Item Numbers>>);

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