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REQ_HDR_RQSTRVW

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Requisition Header Requester

Requisition Header Requester View

select REQUESTOR_ID, BUSINESS_UNIT, REQ_ID, REQ_STATUS, HOLD_STATUS, REQ_DT, OPRID_ENTERED_BY, OPRID_MODIFIED_BY, OPRID_APPROVED_BY, ENTERED_DT, APPROVAL_DT, IN_PROCESS_FLG, ACTIVITY_DATE, CURRENCY_CD, RT_TYPE, RATE_DIV, RATE_MULT, CURRENCY_CD_BASE from PS_REQ_HDR

# PeopleSoft Field Name PeopleSoft Field Type Database Column Type Description

1 REQUESTOR_ID Character(30) VARCHAR2(30) NOT NULL Requestor id

2 BUSINESS_UNIT Character(5) VARCHAR2(5) NOT NULL Business Unit

3 REQ_ID Character(10) VARCHAR2(10) NOT NULL Requisition ID

4 REQ_STATUS Character(4) VARCHAR2(4) NOT NULL Req status
A=Approved
C=Complete
D=Denied
I=Initial
LA=Line Approved
O=Open
P=Pending Approval
V=Preview
X=Canceled

5 HOLD_STATUS Character(1) VARCHAR2(1) NOT NULL Hold From Further Processing
Y/N Table Edit

6 REQ_DT Date(10) DATE NOT NULL Requisition Date

7 OPRID_ENTERED_BY Character(30) VARCHAR2(30) NOT NULL Entered By 07/25/2011 MRAD 12383033 :Ensured that OPRID_ENTERED_BY is set with format type of MixedCase. 03/22/2013 GL 16482301: Switched OPRID_ENTERED_BY back to MixedCase again. Please don't change it to UpperCase!!! FYI - The alternatives to use a User ID as uppercase: 1) Create your own User ID, add comments in the Field Properties, and fill out the Owner ID 2) Use %Upper meta-SQL in SQL statements 3) Use Upper function in peoplecodes

8 OPRID_MODIFIED_BY Character(30) VARCHAR2(30) NOT NULL Last User to Modify Entered By 07/25/2011:Ensured that OPRID_MODIFIED_BY is set with format type of MixedCase.

9 OPRID_APPROVED_BY Character(30) VARCHAR2(30) NOT NULL Approved By

10 ENTERED_DT Date(10) DATE Entered on

11 APPROVAL_DT Date(10) DATE Date of Approval

12 IN_PROCESS_FLG Character(1) VARCHAR2(1) NOT NULL In process flag
Y/N Table Edit

13 ACTIVITY_DATE Date(10) DATE Last Activity

14 CURRENCY_CD Character(3) VARCHAR2(3) NOT NULL Currency Code

15 RT_TYPE Character(5) VARCHAR2(5) NOT NULL Defines a category of market rates for currency conversion. Some examples of rate types are commercial, average, floating, and historical.

16 RATE_DIV Number(16,8) DECIMAL(15,8) NOT NULL Rate Divisor

17 RATE_MULT Signed Number(17,8) DECIMAL(15,8) NOT NULL Rate Multiplier

18 CURRENCY_CD_BASE Character(3) VARCHAR2(3) NOT NULL Business Unit Base Currency

#	PeopleSoft Field Name	PeopleSoft Field Type	Database Column Type	Description
1	REQUESTOR_ID	Character(30)	VARCHAR2(30) NOT NULL	Requestor id
2	BUSINESS_UNIT	Character(5)	VARCHAR2(5) NOT NULL	Business Unit
3	REQ_ID	Character(10)	VARCHAR2(10) NOT NULL	Requisition ID
4	REQ_STATUS	Character(4)	VARCHAR2(4) NOT NULL	Req status A=Approved C=Complete D=Denied I=Initial LA=Line Approved O=Open P=Pending Approval V=Preview X=Canceled
5	HOLD_STATUS	Character(1)	VARCHAR2(1) NOT NULL	Hold From Further Processing Y/N Table Edit
6	REQ_DT	Date(10)	DATE NOT NULL	Requisition Date
7	OPRID_ENTERED_BY	Character(30)	VARCHAR2(30) NOT NULL	Entered By 07/25/2011 MRAD 12383033 :Ensured that OPRID_ENTERED_BY is set with format type of MixedCase. 03/22/2013 GL 16482301: Switched OPRID_ENTERED_BY back to MixedCase again. Please don't change it to UpperCase!!! FYI - The alternatives to use a User ID as uppercase: 1) Create your own User ID, add comments in the Field Properties, and fill out the Owner ID 2) Use %Upper meta-SQL in SQL statements 3) Use Upper function in peoplecodes
8	OPRID_MODIFIED_BY	Character(30)	VARCHAR2(30) NOT NULL	Last User to Modify Entered By 07/25/2011:Ensured that OPRID_MODIFIED_BY is set with format type of MixedCase.
9	OPRID_APPROVED_BY	Character(30)	VARCHAR2(30) NOT NULL	Approved By
10	ENTERED_DT	Date(10)	DATE	Entered on
11	APPROVAL_DT	Date(10)	DATE	Date of Approval
12	IN_PROCESS_FLG	Character(1)	VARCHAR2(1) NOT NULL	In process flag Y/N Table Edit
13	ACTIVITY_DATE	Date(10)	DATE	Last Activity
14	CURRENCY_CD	Character(3)	VARCHAR2(3) NOT NULL	Currency Code
15	RT_TYPE	Character(5)	VARCHAR2(5) NOT NULL	Defines a category of market rates for currency conversion. Some examples of rate types are commercial, average, floating, and historical.
16	RATE_DIV	Number(16,8)	DECIMAL(15,8) NOT NULL	Rate Divisor
17	RATE_MULT	Signed Number(17,8)	DECIMAL(15,8) NOT NULL	Rate Multiplier
18	CURRENCY_CD_BASE	Character(3)	VARCHAR2(3) NOT NULL	Business Unit Base Currency