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# Manage Oracle REST inputs

# Manage input parameters for model operation with Oracle REST entity {#ariaid-title1}

Release version: Australia  
Updated October 22, 2026  
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Specify how fields on the ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) system map to input parameters and their values. This defines the inputs for an operation that reads, creates, or updates the Oracle ERP system using
REST.

## Before you begin

Role required: sn_erp_integration.erp_admin

## Procedure

1. Navigate to AllZero Copy Connector for ERPZero Copy Connector for ERP Home.
2. Open the ERP model page by selecting the models icon ![]() in the side panel.
3. Select the model with the operation that you want to add inputs to.
4. Select Manage model.
5. Open a model operation with an Oracle REST entity.  
   If you don't have a model operation, add one to the model. For more information, see [Add an operation to a model in Zero Copy Connector for ERP](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/stjmTILz2ab~MX6lZ8AMIQ "Add an operation to an ERP model in Zero Copy Connector for ERP to define how the model retrieves data, writes data, or creates a new instance of the business object.").
6. Check that at least one Oracle REST entity is listed.  
   If you don't have an Oracle REST entity, add one to the operation. For more information, see [Add an Oracle REST entity to a model](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/BHQCf1BlpzYqFeORCuavRQ "Set the input parameters, headers, and payload template for an Oracle Fusion or Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) REST entity. The model then sends the request to the Oracle service.").
7. Select Specify inputs.  
   Complete the two tabs in order:
   * In Step 1: Configuration, set the validation rules and pagination.
   * In Step 2: Select fields, map fields and define the inputs for the operation.
   {#erpc-manage-model-inputs-oracle-rest__ul_bsv_tpg_bjc}

8. In Step 1, define whether operation inputs are required by expanding the Validation rules section and selecting an option in Query validation rule.
   * All required inputs are mandatory
   * At least one required input is mandatory
   * No validation on inputs
   {#erpc-manage-model-inputs-oracle-rest__choices_vkn_xq3_1bc}
9. Expand the Pagination section and select an option to configure pagination parameters and control how data is retrieved in batches.
   * Select None (no pagination) to skip pagination.
   * Select Offset-based to import data in batches based on time intervals.
   * Select Page-based to specify the number of records (limit) that can be fetched at a time.
   {#erpc-manage-model-inputs-oracle-rest__choices_swg_lrg_bjc}
10. Select Save.
11. In Step 2, select the entity.  
12. Select Select mandatory fields.  
13. Add fields.  
14. Select OK.  
    Zero Copy Connector for ERP automatically displays suggested mappings between source fields and mapped fields. This reduces the amount of manual work to do, while still giving you control to edit the mappings
    as needed. For more information, see [Zero Copy Connector for ERP AI semantic field mapping](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/2dJilcJGoaMGaD8xnAfdrA "Semantic field mapping uses AI to rank target fields in the platform data model by how closely their meaning matches a selected source field.").

    Mapped field names in inputs and outputs are generated automatically, but you can edit the names manually. For more information, see [Edit input and output mapped value name in Zero Copy Connector for ERP](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/yDZR41fEkV3kFusuiF~AZQ "Manually edit mapped value field names for input and output when managing models in Zero Copy Connector for ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning).").
15. Select Select fields.
16. For the non-mandatory fields, repeat steps 13-14.
17. Select Save.
18. **Optional:** Add a field.
    1. Select + Add field.  
    2. In Source field, select a field from the drop-down list.  
       The system adds field information to Data type, Required, Mapping type, and Mapped field automatically.

       The Data type field contains a variety of types including string, integer, array, and Boolean. For general information, see .
    {#erpc-manage-model-inputs-oracle-rest__substeps_wmm_ym3_1bc}
19. Select Save.
20. Define the input parameters for the operation.  
    For more information, see [Manage input parameters for model operation with a REST entity](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/STdyNkPvQiO~Eeumwjh3wg "Specify how fields on the ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) system map to input parameters and their values. This defines the inputs for an operation that reads, creates, or updates the ERP system using REST.").
21. Add any request headers that the Oracle service requires.  
    For Oracle EBS services described by WADL, the Oracle context values are encoded automatically and don't need to be added by hand. How they're sent depends on the HTTP method: GET operations send them as individual
    query parameters, and POST operations send them as a single nested header structure.
22. Define the payload template for create and update operations.
23. Map the response fields to the model output.  
    For more information, see [Select model output parameters for REST](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/vSNMzgwteM1SDyD5dW24DA "Specify how fields on the ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) system map to output parameters and their values. This defines the outputs for an operation that reads, creates, or updates the ERP system using REST.").
24. Select Save.  
    Model validation runs automatically when REST is the selected protocol.

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