Key FlexField in Oracle Application Pages

This article will be useful for creating a key Flex Field in OAF Pages. Step by Step explanation with the
screenshots will be shown.

Step 1 – Create a Item of type FLEX under a Region Layout(Stack Layout RN)

Item of type Flex

Step 2 – Create a VO with following Query..

VO Name – GLCodeCombinationsVO

Query - SELECT CODE_COMBINATION_ID FROM GL_CODE_COMBINATIONS_KFV

SELECT fif.concatenated_segs_view_name, fif.ID_FLEX_CODE,

fav.application_short_name
FROM fnd_id_flexs fif, fnd_application_vl fav
WHERE fif.id_flex_code = 'GL#' AND fif.application_id = fav.application_id

Step 3 – set the property in the Property Inspector as

View Instance – GLCodeCombinationsVO1

Application Short Name – SQLGL

Name – GL#

Type – Key

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Step 3 – Placing the below code to the CO.

Put the below code in the Process Request of CO attached with the KFF
import oracle.apps.fnd.framework.webui.beans.OAKeyFlexBean;
OAKeyFlexBean KFFBean = (OAKeyFlexBean)webBean.findIndexedChildRecursive("KFF");
KFFBean.useCodeCombinationLOV(true);
//Set the KFF Structure
KFFBean.setStructureCode("ARGENTINA_ACCOUNTING_FLEX");
//Set the VO attribute name to the item
KFFBean.setCCIDAttributeName("CodeCombinationId");
CCIDlovEnabledKFF.mergeSegmentsWithParent(pageContext);
//Execute the Query so that we will have some data in VO while we run the page.
OAApplicationModule am = pageContext.getApplicationModule(webBean);
OAViewObject sampleViewObject =
(OAViewObject)am.findViewObject("GLCodeCombinationsVO1");
sampleViewObject.executeQuery();

Step 4 – Run the Page.

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OAKeyFlexBean.useCodeCombinationLOV (boolean false);

Key Flexfield Segment List : - There are situation where you need to show only few segments.
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Set the Segment List in the below format in the property inspector of the flex bean. If you leave this
property empty, all segments are rendered.

The format is: structure code1|segment1's name|segment2's name...||structure code2|segment4's

name|segment5' name... Segments within a certain structure code are separated by a single pipe, "|",
while data from a different structure codes is separated by a double pipe, "||".

The example below lists segments for just one structure code:
ARGENTINA_ACCOUNTING_FLEX|Company|Department|Account|Sub-Account

Read-Only Segments

You can add the read-only token ($RO$) after any of the segments in the list. For example, the ($RO$)
designator below sets Segment1 in structure code 1 to be read-only: Structure
code1|Segment1($RO$)|Segment2...

The example below lists segments for just one structure code:
ARGENTINA_ACCOUNTING_FLEX|Company($RO$)