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10-8
Country Code Conversion from ISO Alpha-3 Code to Alpha-2 Code
1. Oracle Transportation Management uses ISO alpha-3 code format for the country code.
Country code format can be change to ISO alpha-2 code as described below. This process will
change 3 character country code to 2 character country code in the Oracle Transportation
Management database. Prior to running this process, ensure that the two character country
code record exists on the Country Code table for the country codes which were not supplied by
Oracle Transportation Management. Go to <glog_home>/glog/oracle/script8 directory of
the application server
2. Log into database as user GLOGOWNER using SQL PLUS and run following SQL command:
@convert_cc3_cc2.sql
3. Review and resolve any errors shown in the log file convert_cc3_cc2.log.
Data Validation
Data Validation allows you to alter default user exit validation behavior through Oracle Transportation
Management. The user exit validation is performed through pkg_user_exit package. This increases the
transparency of the user exit validation. You are able to alter and compile the package.
A validation package is provided, pkg_user_exit, which only serves as a template. It is called by
persistence engine and performs the post-persistence validation when the property parameter
glog.persistence.callout is set to On. By default, the package does not do anything when executed. It
has only one public stored procedure: to_exit.
The stored procedure delegates the validation works to other private stored procedures, which should
be developed by users according to their business requirements. However, the public stored procedure
in package spec should never be modified.
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