Tuesday, 13 January 2015

Query to find Manufacturer items :

SELECT   mm.manufacturer_name,
           mp.mfg_part_num,
           mp.description,
           msi.segment1 inv_item,
           msi.description item_desc
    FROM   mtl_system_items msi, mtl_mfg_part_numbers mp, mtl_manufacturers mm
   WHERE       mm.manufacturer_id = mp.manufacturer_id
           AND mp.inventory_item_id = msi.inventory_item_id
           AND mp.organization_id = msi.organization_id
ORDER BY   1, 2
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18 comments:

  1. Sridevi Koduru (Senior Oracle Apps Trainer Oracleappstechnical.com)
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  3. This query retrieves data by joining three tables: mtl_system_items, mtl_mfg_part_numbers, and mtl_manufacturers, using the appropriate manufacturer_id, inventory_item_id, and organization_id relations."
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  4. This approach to combining manufacturer, part number, and item description in a single query is great for cross-referencing and maintaining accurate inventory data."
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  5. The combination of manufacturer details with part numbers is critical for understanding the product lifecycle, from manufacturing to inventory management."
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  6. "If the query is run frequently, indexing on manufacturer_id, inventory_item_id, and organization_id could improve performance for large tables."
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  7. "This query is potentially useful for manufacturing businesses to match inventory items with part numbers, ensuring all related data points are aligned."
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  8. "Considering adding a WHERE clause to filter results by a specific manufacturer or item, which could help narrow down the result set based on business requirements."
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  10. "The query could benefit from explicit join syntax instead of implicit joins to improve clarity and help avoid any potential cartesian product issues."
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  11. The mtl_mfg_part_numbers table links the manufacturer_id to the inventory_item_id, making it easier to see which parts belong to which manufacturer."
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  12. The use of aliases (mm, mp, msi) helps to streamline the query and make it more readable, especially when joining multiple tables."
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  13. Using ORDER BY 1, 2 is a clean and effective way to sort results by the first and second columns, in this case, manufacturer_name and mfg_part_num."
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  14. "The segment1 field from the mtl_system_items table seems to represent the inventory item, which is important for identifying the specific item related to the manufacturer part number."
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  16. It’s nice to see a detailed view of the items in the mtl_system_items table, which should help in further inventory management and tracking."
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  17. This approach to combining manufacturer, part number, and item description in a single query is great for cross-referencing and maintaining accurate inventory data."Geetanjali Salon franchise
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