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Project and Subledger Links

In this Article we will look at how to link the data between Oracle Projects with the SLA module.
After Generate Accounting Events is run the acct_event_id in the pa_cost_distribution_lines_all table will be populated with the accounting event id in the SLA. So using this acct_event_id column we can easily get to the XLA Tables.
For the Cost Distribution lines, we can link the acct_event_id directly to the Xla_events table.
Example:
Lets say my expenditure item id is 123456.
Query to Find the XLA Events for the above expenditure item:
To select cost distribution line data where the process status on the associated accounting event is ‘I’ (Invalid). Other process statuses that might be of interest: E=Error, U=Unprocessed, R=Related Event in Error:
To select cost distribution line data where the process status on the associated accounting event is ‘I’ (Invalid). Other process statuses that might be of interest: E=Error, U=Unprocessed, R=Related Event in Error:
To select all event data for Projects related events where the process status code is ‘I’ (Invalid)
To select all event data related to a particular expenditure item with id 123456:
To view accounting errors associated with a particular expenditure item with id 123456:
To select all accounting event header data for an expenditure item with id 123456:
To select all accounting event lines data
To select all distribution link data, which provides direct links between accounting event, event header, and event line details and the associated transactions in the source subledger, you can use:
To show accounting event headers that indicate they are finally accounted, but cannot be found in General Ledger (GL):
You can also use a query like the one below to query all events for a particular type of transaction in Projects:

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