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Data Import in Oracle Cloud Oracle Cloud is built on Application Development Framework(ADF) model hence it provides flexibility and easy for data import to its database from different source systems and tools. The two most common means of data import are Oracle Application Development Framework Desktop Integration(ADFDI) and File based data import(FBDI) Oracle ADF Desktop Integration ADF Desktop Integration extends the Oracle Application Development Framework into the world of desktop applications like Microsoft Excel. Application developers can rapidly develop integrated spreadsheets to allow users to access and edit critical business data. This framework integrates seamlessly with the web application's security and business logic infrastructure. It allows end users to edit their data without a live connection to the network. Once reconnected, ADF Desktop Integration can transparently upload and validate all user changes against the application's backend. ...

INTRODUCTION With the Release 12 of Oracle Applications, Subledger Accounting (SLA) has been introduced. This is a Rule-based accounting engine, toolset & repository supporting Oracle E-Business Suite modules (also called as subledgers). The main idea behind this introduction is to have an option of allowing multiple accounting representations for a single business event, resolving conflicts between corporate and local fiscal accounting requirements. Also, this introduces a common data model and user interface (UI) across subledgers, replaces various disparate 11i setups, providing single source of truth for financial and management analysis. Due to SLA, there are some changes in the functionalities of General Ledger. There are also certain setups that need to be done in General Ledger for SLA. OVERVIEW For understanding the Impact of SLA on General Ledger, let’s delve into three main components: Drilldown – This will deal with the change in the Drilldown data, whic...