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What is the difference between conversions and interfaces ?

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July 27, 2005 01:37:34

sunny

RE: What is the difference between conversions and interfaces ?

Conversion is a process by which we transfer legacy data from temporary tables to base tables.
Interfaces also does the same but is a daily process and most of the interfaces are automated by scheduling. Example:AutoInvoice

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August 15, 2005 17:55:16

rkanth18

RE: What is the difference between conversions and interfaces ?

Conversion is a one time process where as interface is not so

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January 09, 2007 02:30:01

Ram

RE: What is the difference between conversions and int...

Conversition is on time process this is before instlation and interface every time process we can run any time.

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June 04, 2007 12:33:39

Aparna

RE: What is the difference between conversions and int...

Conversions and Interfaces are both transferring the data into oracle Base tables. But the only difference is that Conversion is one time activity whereas in Interfaces we update the oracle Base tables on regular basis.

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