Oracle Quarterly Release 24D - Add New Input Values to Existing Elements
In 24D release, Oracle has come up with a feature to allow to add new input values to an element using the HCM Data Loader (HDL), when the element has entry values created or processed in the payroll run. This feature makes the validations on the element input values less stringent and provides more flexibility.
The new input value must meet the following criteria:
Input value is non-mandatory
Default at run time is not enabled
Default value is not provided
Default formula is not attached
Input value with the same name does not exist already for the same element
PayrollElementDefinition HDL object will be used to create a new input value for an element and this will trigger Perform Post Processing of Element with task Create Element Entry Values will automatically assign this value to all element entries. After the entry values are created for all impacted employees, you can modify the entry value.
If Perform Post Processing of Element flow errors out for any reason, you can retry or resubmit the process to create the remaining entry values. You also have the option to rollback the process, which deletes all entry values. When you delete the entry values, you must also delete the input values that were created using HDL.
During Perform Post Processing of Element process, the following validations will be applied:
Element will be locked for any modification.
Payroll processes, such as Calculate Payroll, Retroactive Pay, and so on, will be blocked from running.
Input value can't be created while a payroll process is being run.
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