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What are the differences between system, extensible, and user lookup types in Oracle Apps R12?





What are the differences between system, extensible, and user lookup types in Oracle Apps R12?

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Type of Lookups in Oracle Apps R12













User
  • Updating of the start date, end date, and enabled fields are allowed
  • Deletion of codes is allowed
  • Updating of the tag is allowed
  • Insertion of new codes is allowed
Extensible
  • Insertion of new codes is allowed
  • Updating of the start date, end date, enabled fields, and the tag is allowed only if the code is not 'seed data'
  • Deletion of codes is allowed only if the code is not 'seed data'
  • Updating of the module is not allowed
  • Deletion of lookup type is not allowed
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    System
    • Insertion of new codes is not allowed
    • Updating of the start date, end date, and enabled fields are not allowed
    • Deletion of codes is not allowed
    • Updating of the tag is not allowed
    • Updating of the module is not allowed
    • Deletion of lookup type is not allowed


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