Import Fusion Entity
Description
Section titled “Description”Imports one Oracle Fusion Cloud entity over your Oracle Fusion connection into a project table, calling Fusion’s OData or BI Publisher (BIP) endpoints directly. Pick the connection, the entity type, and any filters; the step pulls matching records and writes them, with no OData query to author.
For a pull too large for a direct call, use Import Fusion Bulk Extract instead.
Configuration
Section titled “Configuration”| Field | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Fusion Connection | Yes | The Oracle Fusion connection to read through. |
| Target Table | Yes | The project table the results are written to. It is overwritten in full on every run. |
| Entity Type | Yes | Which entity to pull. Default gl_balances. One of gl_balances, journal_batches. |
| Filters | No | Range filters (ge/le) on date, accounting-period, and numeric balance/amount fields, plus equality filters on discrete fields (ledger, currency). Each entity restricts filters to the fields Oracle Fusion can actually evaluate server side — an unsupported field is rejected, not silently dropped. |
Entities and Filterable Fields
Section titled “Entities and Filterable Fields”| Entity Type | What it pulls | Filterable fields |
|---|---|---|
gl_balances |
General ledger account balances | accounting period range (ge/le), account range, balance amount range (ge/le) |
journal_batches |
Journal batch headers and status | date range (ge/le), accounting period range (ge/le) |
Related
Section titled “Related”- Oracle Fusion Steps
- Import Fusion Bulk Extract — for pulls too large for this step
- Connect to Oracle Fusion — step-by-step walkthrough
- Oracle Fusion Connector