Module Architecture

Oracle Retail Merchandising System (RMS)

Deep dives into RMS schemas, PO lifecycle, stock ledger, and batch processing.

Published Guides

60 Articles
Supplier Deals: Off-Invoice and Bill-Backs in RMS
Phase 4
20 min read

Supplier Deals: Off-Invoice and Bill-Backs in RMS

Master Oracle RMS Deal Management. Learn how complex supplier negotiations—including Off-Invoice discounts and Bill-Back rebates—are modelled in the database via DEAL_HEAD and DEAL_DETAIL, and how they impact PO costs and the stock ledger.

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RMS Cost Components and Landed Cost
Phase 4
22 min read

RMS Cost Components and Landed Cost

A comprehensive guide to how Oracle Retail Merchandising System calculates the true cost of inventory. Understand the difference between Base Cost and Landed Cost, and how Expenses, Assessments, and ALC drive inventory valuation in ITEM_LOC_SOH.

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EDI and Order Transmission Basics in RMS
Phase 4
17 min read

EDI and Order Transmission Basics in RMS

Understand how Oracle RMS communicates with suppliers. A deep dive into EDI 850 (Purchase Orders), EDI 856 (ASNs), and EDI 810 (Invoices), and how RMS staging tables like EDI_ORD_DTT format data for external transmission.

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Order Management: Approval, Revision & Cancellation in RMS
Phase 4
18 min read

Order Management: Approval, Revision & Cancellation in RMS

A deep dive into the Oracle RMS Purchase Order lifecycle. Master the data model behind PO approvals (ORDHEAD, ORDLOC), the revision tracking mechanics (REV_NO), and the cascading ledger impact of cancelling lines vs closing orders.

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Oracle RMS Purchase Orders
Phase 4
15 min read

Oracle RMS Purchase Orders

The complete developer guide to Oracle RMS Purchase Orders. Covers all PO types, the full status lifecycle from Worksheet to Closed, ORDHEAD and ORDSKU and ORDLOC table structures, the approval and transmission workflow, Open to Buy integration, partial receipt handling, and production-ready SQL & PL/SQL examples.

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Oracle RMS Suppliers & Partners
Phase 2
15 min read

Oracle RMS Suppliers & Partners

Complete developer reference for Oracle RMS Suppliers and Partners. Covers the SUPS table, ADDR supplier sites, all PARTNER_TYPE codes, ITEM_SUPPLIER cost and lead-time setup, ITEM_SUPP_COUNTRY FOB costing, the primary supplier pattern, and 5 production-ready SQL examples.

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Oracle RMS UDAs
Phase 3
13 min read

Oracle RMS UDAs

The definitive developer guide to Oracle RMS User Defined Attributes (UDAs). Covers all three UDA types (Date, List of Values, Free Form), the UDA master tables, department linkage, REQUIRED_IND activation gating, UDA_ITEM_LOV/DATE/FF querying patterns, and production-ready SQL & PL/SQL examples.

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Oracle RMS Transformable Items & Rules
Phase 3
13 min read

Oracle RMS Transformable Items & Rules

The complete developer guide to Oracle RMS item transformations. Covers ITEM_XFORM_IND, the ITEM_TRANSFORM table, input and output item setup, transformation ratios, cost allocation, the transformation transaction workflow, stock ledger impact, and production-ready SQL & PL/SQL examples.

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Oracle RMS Pack Items
Phase 3
14 min read

Oracle RMS Pack Items

The definitive developer guide to Oracle RMS pack items. Covers the three pack types (simple, complex, buyer), PACK_IND and SIMPLE_PACK_IND flags, the PACKSKU component table, pack SOH vs component SOH, orderable and sellable indicators, pack breakdown logic, and production-ready SQL & PL/SQL examples.

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