Answer / anuradha harish

Oracle Applications products use flexfield qualifiers to
identify certain segments used for specific purposes. eg:
segment named 'Account' is qualified as 'Natural Account'so
that it identifies Accounts, similarly a segment
named 'Company' can be qualified as 'Balancing Segment',
i.e, for these segment values B/S can be brought out in
Accounting Flexfield in GL.

Answer / kim khan

A flexfield is made of segments and oracle identifies if
particular segment in the accounting flexfield is an
account segment or a company segment, based on some
predefined values called as flexfield qualifiers which are
assigned to the segments to look meaningful for defining
the accounting flexfield. Eg: Account segment uses Natural
Account segment and the company segment uses Balancing
segment are mandatory for defining the accounting flexfield.
Other values are Cost center segment, Inter company
segment, secondary tracking segment.

Answer / mirza khan

Hi All
In Release R12 , There are 6 Flexfiled Qualifier.
They are:-
1. Cost Center Segment
2. Natural Account Segment
3. Balancing Segment
4. Intercompany Segment
5. Management Segment
6. Secondary Tracking Segment

If anyone need more Information , please mail me
mirza25khan@yahoo.com

Best Regards;
Mirza khan

Answer / pushkal

These are the default accounting flexfield qualifier as per
R12
1. Cost Center Segment
2. Natural Account Segment
3. Balancing Segment
4. Intercompany Segment
5. Management Segment
6. Secondary Tracking Segment
You can define custom Flexfield qualifiers and segment
qualifiers
segment qualifiers can be difined in Look ups and then
later attached to Flexfield qualifiers.

Answer / rsreddy

A flexfield qualifier identifies a particular segment of a
key flexfield. It is to identify a particular segment for
the purpose like security or computations. A flexfield
qualifier acts as an "identification tag" for a segment.

Answer / prasad

FLEXFIELD QUALIFIERS ARE BEHAVIOUR OF THE SEGMENT.IT WILL
TELLS WHAT IS PURPOSE OF SEGMENT.

Answer / prakash

Each Flexfield Qualifier is having its own working logic
built by oracle to validate the segment values internally.
Each qualifier will have a effect on one or the other
reports provided like . Trial balance can be taken for
Natural Account segment values etc.

So each qualifier validated each of the segments.

Regards
Prakash Gadage

Answer / imam

Since you can set up your key flexfields in any way you
prefer, Oracle Applications products use flexfield
qualifiers to identify certain segments used for specific
purposes. You should consult the help for your key
flexfield to determine whether your key flexfield uses
qualifiers and what purposes they serve.

Answer / naga

flexfield qualifier qualify the segemnts.that segment use
specific purpose.types flexfield qualifier.
1.balancing segment.2.natural accounting segment.3.cost
center segment.4.intercompany segment.5secondary tracking
segment

Answer / mstapps

pls any none tell me
how many flexfield qualifiers in R12

advance thanks
mst
mstapps@gmail.com

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