There is an enhancement request on this issue: Enh 35409326 - ENABLE WRITE BACK FUNCTIONALITY IN FAW You might need to work with Oracle Support to see what the current status/progress on this functionality is.

Here is the idea Have a Write-Back functionality in Reports in FAW so end-users have possibility for Data Entry — Oracle Hope it helps!

I do not think this functionality exists in FDI. I remember it is being asked earlier as well in this community. There might be an idea post. Let me check I will get back.

I would advise to ask in category Procurement under Customer Connect .

As per my knowledge, there is no delivered option in Oracle Fusion Procurement to add CC recipients directly to the Supplier Negotiation (RFQ) PDF email notification.

Can you see if following steps work for you → Open Administration Tool → Load your RPD Navigate to: Business Model and Mapping (BMM) → Locate your logical fact column Right-click the logical column → Properties In the General tab: Change Data Type → Integer (Optional) Ensure the “Logical Column Name” does not have an…

It will be best answered by Oracle Rep who is in charge of your company's account. To expedite the discussion, see if there is an Oracle CSM assigned to your account who can reach out to relevant Oracle folks and advise accordingly.

Thanks for the update, appreciate it.

Thanks for providing the update. Looking forward to it.

Upvoted!

It will be an excellent enhancement. Hope it gets required attention. Thanks

Here is a very nice and simple document from Oracle Support with end to end example Oracle Fusion Recruiting Cloud: BIP: How to Display a Descriptive Flexfield (DFF) in the Requisition Approval Notification (Doc ID 2671843.1) Hope it helps!

Following are high level steps… Select the table row that contains your for-each block Right-click → Table Properties Go to Row tab Check “Allow row to break across pages” → UNCHECKED Check “Keep with next” Inside the cell: Select all text in your 3 rows Home → Paragraph → Line and Page Breaks Enable: Keep lines together…

Have you looked at https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/paas/analytics-cloud/acsds/configure-microsoft-power-bi-environment-oracle-analytics-cloud-integration-preview.html

This needs some expertise from Oracle Product Team. I hope you already sought help from Oracle Support.

If you know the frequency, let's say within last 24 hours, you can use TRUNC(SYSDATE)-1 This automatically picks records from the last 24 hours (yesterday to now). You can adjust the interval as needed (e.g., use SYSADATE-(1/24) for hourly, etc.). This avoids parameters altogether if your schedule runs consistently (daily,…

@Riyaz Ali-Oracle - I did not get the update. it is pointing to the same Idea.

Thank you, Silvio, for the update. It will certainly help to publish the timeline for these features for the GA.

Dear Community, please share your comments and vote if it will be useful for you. Hoping to get urgent attention from Oracle. Thank

My suggestion is to describe in detail with the use case and business justification so that Product Team can provide some guidance.