Oracle Fusion HCM Queries

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Oracle Fusion HCM Queries

Oracle Fusion HCM provides a robust querying and reporting capability that allows users to retrieve and analyze data from various modules within the system. Users can create and execute queries to extract the information they need for decision-making, reporting, and analysis. Here’s a general overview of how queries work in Oracle Fusion HCM:

  1. Query Composer:
    • Oracle Fusion HCM includes a tool called “Query Composer” that enables users to build, customize, and execute queries.
    • Query Composer provides a user-friendly interface for defining the data you want to retrieve.
  1. Selecting Data:
    • Users can select the specific data attributes (fields) they want to include in their query results.
    • Data attributes are organized into categories based on the module they belong to.
  1. Applying Filters:
    • Filters can be applied to narrow down the data based on specific criteria.
    • Filters help refine the query results to include only the relevant records.
  1. Sorting and Grouping:
    • Users can specify the order in which the query results should be sorted.
    • Grouping data based on certain attributes is also possible for creating summary reports.
  1. Saving Queries:
    • Once a query is defined, users can save it for future use, avoiding the need to recreate the same query multiple times.
  1. Running Queries:
    • Users can execute the queries to retrieve the data based on the defined criteria.
    • Query results are displayed in a tabular format.
  1. Exporting Data:
    • Query results can often be exported to various formats, such as Excel or CSV, for further analysis or reporting.
  1. Sharing Queries:
    • Depending on user roles and permissions, queries can be shared with other users or groups for collaborative use.
  1. Scheduled Queries:
    • Some systems allow users to schedule queries to run at specific times automatically.

Queries in Oracle Fusion HCM can be used across various modules, including employee records, payroll, benefits, time and attendance, and more. They provide a powerful tool for users to retrieve information without the need for technical expertise or knowledge of database querying languages.

It’s important to note that the specific query functionality and options may vary based on the version and configuration of Oracle Fusion HCM. Refer to the official Oracle documentation for your version to learn how to use the query capabilities effectively.

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