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ERP Integration using File Based Data Import: Oracle Integration by Ankur Jain

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The Oracle ERP integration is one of the most common integration requirement in today’s world as most of the big organization is having Enterprise Resource Planning(ERP) to manage enterprise functions including accounting, financial management, project management, and procurement etc. The article is focused on the aspects which is required in order to connect Oracle ERP system with Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) using File Based Data Import (FBDI).

For this article, we’ll consider the import of Account Receivables (AR) invoices as an example.

Some important link which might help you to extend your knowledge

Web Application in Oracle Visual Builder

Parent Child relationship in Oracle Visual Builder

Dependent/Cascading List Of Values (LOV) in VBCS

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