Developers can create an MLS function for concurrent programs. The MLS function determines in which of the installed languages a request should run.
For example, an MLS function for a Print Invoices program could require that any request for that program to run only in the preferred languages of the customers who have pending invoices.
This restriction saves system resources by assuring that the request does not run in languages for which no output will be produced.
This restriction also prevents user error by automatically selecting the appropriate languages for a request.
MLS functions are PL/SQL stored procedures, written to a specific API.
When the concurrent manager processes a multilingual request for a concurrent program with an associated MLS function, it calls the MLS function to retrieve a list of languages and submits the appropriate child requests for each language.
The concurrent program application short name, the concurrent program short name, and the concurrent request parameters are all available to the MLS function
to determine the list of languages that the request should be run in.
Beginning with Release 12.1, MLS functions can also support multiple territories and numeric character settings (",." for example).
MLS functions are registered in the Concurrent Program Executable form. A registered MLS function can be assigned
to one or more concurrent programs in the Concurrent Programs form.
Its used in RPT RH JP Delivery Statement for the RDF
Executable : WSH_EXTREPS_MLS_LANG
Short Name : WSH_EXTREPS_MLS_LANG
Application : Shipping Execution
Description : MLS Function for Oracle Shipping Reports
Execution Method : Multi Language Function'
Execution File Name : WSH_EXTREPS_MLS_LANG.GET_LANG
More at http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E18727_01/doc.121/e12894/T202991T202993.htm
For example, an MLS function for a Print Invoices program could require that any request for that program to run only in the preferred languages of the customers who have pending invoices.
This restriction saves system resources by assuring that the request does not run in languages for which no output will be produced.
This restriction also prevents user error by automatically selecting the appropriate languages for a request.
MLS functions are PL/SQL stored procedures, written to a specific API.
When the concurrent manager processes a multilingual request for a concurrent program with an associated MLS function, it calls the MLS function to retrieve a list of languages and submits the appropriate child requests for each language.
The concurrent program application short name, the concurrent program short name, and the concurrent request parameters are all available to the MLS function
to determine the list of languages that the request should be run in.
Beginning with Release 12.1, MLS functions can also support multiple territories and numeric character settings (",." for example).
MLS functions are registered in the Concurrent Program Executable form. A registered MLS function can be assigned
to one or more concurrent programs in the Concurrent Programs form.
Its used in RPT RH JP Delivery Statement for the RDF
Executable : WSH_EXTREPS_MLS_LANG
Short Name : WSH_EXTREPS_MLS_LANG
Application : Shipping Execution
Description : MLS Function for Oracle Shipping Reports
Execution Method : Multi Language Function'
Execution File Name : WSH_EXTREPS_MLS_LANG.GET_LANG
More at http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E18727_01/doc.121/e12894/T202991T202993.htm
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