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Answered by: Chithra

• Sep 23rd, 2007

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Owner	Key Flexfield Name	Flexfield Code
Oracle Assets	Asset Key Flexfield	KEY#
Oracle Assets	Category Flexfield	CAT#
Oracle Assets	Location Flexfield	LOC#
Oracle General Ledger	Accounting Flexfield	GL#
Oracle Human Resources	Grade Flexfield	GRD
Oracle Human Resources	Job Flexfield	JOB
Oracle Human Resources	Personal Analysis Flexfield	PEA
Oracle Human Resources	Position Flexfield	POS
Oracle Human Resources	Soft Coded KeyFlexfield	SCL
Oracle Inventory	Account Aliases	MDSP
Oracle Inventory	Item Catalogs	MICG
Oracle Inventory	Item Categories	MCAT
Oracle Inventory	SalesOrders	RLOC
Oracle Inventory	Stock Locators	MTLL
Oracle Inventory	System Items	MSTK
Oracle Payroll	Bank Details KeyFlexField	BANK
Oracle Payroll	Cost Allocation Flexfield	COST
Oracle Payroll	People Group Flexfield	GRP
Oracle Receivables	Sales Tax Location Flexfield	MKTS
Oracle Receivables	Territory Flexfield	CT#
Oracle Service	Oracle Service Item Flexfield	SERV
Oracle Training Administration	Training Resources	RES

satya

• Aug 3rd, 2016

There are 39 KFF in All modules

Chithra

• Sep 23rd, 2007

OwnerKey Flexfield NameFlexfield CodeOracle AssetsAsset Key FlexfieldKEY#Oracle AssetsCategory FlexfieldCAT#Oracle AssetsLocation FlexfieldLOC#Oracle General LedgerAccounting FlexfieldGL#Oracle Human ...

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samareshp  

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• Member Since Apr-2009 | Apr 9th, 2009

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Cross validation (also known as cross segment validation) controls the combinations of values you can create when you enter values for key flexfields. A cross validation rule defines whether a value of a particular segment can be combined with specific values of other segments.

Cross validation is different from segment validation, which controls the values you can enter for a particular segment.

When a user finishes entering segment values in a flexfield popup window, the flexfield checks whether the values make up a valid combination before updating the database. If the user entered an invalid combination, a diagnostic error message appears, and the cursor returns to the first segment assumed to contain an invalid value.

satishmkumar

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• May 20th, 2009

Cross Validation Rules are used to restrict the combination of the segments of a particular structure.

samareshp

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• Apr 9th, 2009

Cross validation (also known as cross segment validation) controls the combinations of values you can create when you enter values for key flexfields. A cross validation rule defines whether a value o...

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agouthaman  

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• Member Since Feb-2010 | Feb 18th, 2010

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KFF - Keyflexfields are used throughout the Applications to uniquely identify informations such as GL accounts, INV items, FIxed Assets and other entities that every business needs to keep track of.

DFF- Descriptive flexfields enable you to capture additional pieces of information from transaction entered into Oracle EBS.

DFF and KFF share common features. They are multisegment fields. Application validates individual segments based ons makes valueset rules and ensures that the segments makes sense using CVR (cross-validation rules).

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• Jun 4th, 2010

Key Flex Field: Here we simply enter the business data or transactions to get the results or output (with some limitation). Though coding & programming is not required, you do not have expans...

agouthaman

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• Feb 18th, 2010

KFF - Keyflexfields are used throughout the Applications to uniquely identify informations such as GL accounts, INV items, FIxed Assets and other entities that every business needs to keep track of. D...

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