The document outlines best practices for building Payment Formats using Oracle BI Publisher, specifically focusing on check printing. It details the components of a check template, the prerequisites for creating one, and the steps involved in the process. Additionally, it provides tips for formatting and printing checks from different trays.
The document outlines best practices for building Payment Formats using Oracle BI Publisher, specifically focusing on check printing. It details the components of a check template, the prerequisites for creating one, and the steps involved in the process. Additionally, it provides tips for formatting and printing checks from different trays.
The document outlines best practices for building Payment Formats using Oracle BI Publisher, specifically focusing on check printing. It details the components of a check template, the prerequisites for creating one, and the steps involved in the process. Additionally, it provides tips for formatting and printing checks from different trays.
The document outlines best practices for building Payment Formats using Oracle BI Publisher, specifically focusing on check printing. It details the components of a check template, the prerequisites for creating one, and the steps involved in the process. Additionally, it provides tips for formatting and printing checks from different trays.
The objective of this demonstrates Oracle BI Publisher Payment Formats build best practices. There are basically two varieties of templates that can be used for building Payment Formats:
1. Etext Template – Used in Positive Pay Formats, etc.
2. RTF Template – Used in Payment Formats like Check Formats, etc.
The customer always provides a Sample Check which lists out all the requirements with respect to: • Remittance Section • Actual Check • Void Check • Placement of MICR Line on Actual Check • Maximum number of invoice Lines per page
Tip: For measuring the position of the multiple objects on the Check, it is recommended to use the ‘Adobe Acrobat Reader DC’ and use the ‘Measuring tool’ from “More Tools >> Measure”.
1. Remittance Stub: The Area which has the Invoice details being paid in the Check 2. Check Stub: The Main area where the face of the check is being printed. 3. MICR Line: This is bank readable line containing the Check Number, bank account number and branch number. 4. Envelope Address Section: Lastly we can see the envelope address section, which when folded in 3 parts will be displayed in the transparent window of the envelope
Payment XML: One should have a good understanding on XML Structure to derive the values required for printing into the Check Template(IBY_TRXN_DOCUMENTS)
Maintain the Font and Font Size across based on specification given in the FDD. Font Spacing also needs to be fixed to 0pt to avoid empty spaces. Accommodate most of the Components in Check Layout within tables in RTF Use of table properties for alignment and spacing
1. You can either double click on the xml field once you have loaded the xml (Or) Right click on the field ->BI Publisher-> properties ->Advanced -> write code 2. Extended functions in RTF : https:// docs.oracle.com/cd/E10091_01/doc/bip.1013/b40017/T421739T481158.htm https:// docs.oracle.com/cd/E23943_01/bi.1111/e22254/extend_func.htm#BIPRD3163 3. Formatting Number, Date and currency: https:// docs.oracle.com/middleware/12211/bip/BIPRD/GUID-7BD3C665-851A-43FE-BA2D-750139 0D95AC.htm#BIPRD2581
Print Check Stock(Page1) from Tray 1 and Invoice stub from Tray 2: Some client has requirement like they have two trays one for pre printed check stock and another normal white paper, so actual check should be printed on check stock and remaining remittance details should be on normal white paper.
RTF Coding In Page 1 Header: <pcl><control><esc/>&l1H </control></pcl> . In Page 2 Header: <pcl><control><esc/>&l4H </control></pcl> .
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