Standard XML Output
Overview
Below is an overview of Oracle CPQ standard XML output.
<quote_process process_var_name="quote_process_bmClone_16" document_name="Quote" document_var_name="quote_process"
document_number="1" data_type="0" bs_id="4607094" currency_pref="USD" buyer_company_name="Training"
supplier_company_name="Training" buyer_user_name="superuser
<quote level commerce attributes>
Listed as variable names in the same order as the Attribute List page
</quote level commerce attributes>
<opportunityName_quote>Test Printing</opportunityName_quote>
<sub_documents>
<line process process_var_name="quote_process_bmClone_16" document_name="Line" document_var_name="line_process"
document_number="2" data_type="3" bs_id="4607094" currency_pref="USD "buyer_company_name="Training"
supplier_company_name="Training" buyer_user_name="superuser">Here is where you will find line-level commerce attributes
</line process>
</sub_documents>
<current_user>tpastorino</current_user>
</quote_process>
Administration
Color Code
Purple |
These are the XML attribute names. Some commerce attribute names are also shown in purple, as these are the same as the XML attribute names. |
Blue |
This represents the variable data and is subject to change from quote to quote. |
Black |
This represents the variable names of the information found in the xml tags <quote_process> and <line_process>. |
Gray |
This represents data found within the quote and line-level commerce attributes. Shown above in the tag <opportunityName_quote>, you'll see the name of the opportunity is 'Test Printing'. |
Variable Tags
Many of the variable names found within the <quote_process>
and <line_process>
tags are similar. For example, process_var_name
refers to the variable name of the entire Commerce Process.
process_var_name |
The variable name for the Commerce Process. |
document_name |
The type of document it is: Quote or Line. |
document_var_name |
The variable name of the document. For example, 'line_process'. |
document_number |
The quote level document is 1 and each subsequent line item is given a document number in order. |
data_type |
0 - Represents the enter quote
2- Represents a model-level line item
3 - Represents a recommended item or an item from a parts search
|
bs_id |
The Transaction ID. |
currency_pref |
The preferred currency of the Host Company. |
buyer_company_name |
The company name of the buyer. |
supplier_company_name |
The company name of the supplier. |
buyer_user_name |
The username of the buyer. |
Notes
There is not an XSL stylesheet associated with this, so the structure might vary slightly depending on how your application is configured.
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