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eTRM - AD Tables and Views

TABLE - APPLSYS.AD_APPS_DEPENDENCIES

TABLE - APPLSYS.AD_INVOKER_TASKS

TABLE - APPLSYS.AD_MERGED_TABLES

TABLE - APPLSYS.AD_PARALLEL_COMPILE

TABLE - APPLSYS.AD_PARALLEL_COMPILE_ERRORS

TABLE - APPLSYS.AD_TASK_TIMING

TABLE - APPLSYS.AD_TIMESTAMPS

TABLE - APPLSYS.FND_MODULE_INSTALLATIONS

TABLE - APPLSYS.FND_PRODUCT_DEPENDENCIES

TABLE - APPLSYS.FND_PRODUCT_GROUPS

TABLE - APPLSYS.FND_PRODUCT_INSTALLATIONS

Table: AD_APPS_DEPENDENCIES

Comments

dependency information for fresh install APPS schema

Indexes

Columns

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APPLSYS.AD_APPS_DEPENDENCIES does not reference any database object

APPLSYS.AD_APPS_DEPENDENCIES is referenced by following:

APPS

SYNONYM - AD_APPS_DEPENDENCIES

SYSTEM

SYNONYM - AD_APPS_DEPENDENCIES

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Table: AD_INVOKER_TASKS

Comments

This table is used by the AD feature that automatically converts packages that don't have explicit AUTHID clauses to use the PL/SQL Invoker Rights feature (AUTHID_CURRENT USER).

Indexes

Columns

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APPLSYS.AD_INVOKER_TASKS does not reference any database object

APPLSYS.AD_INVOKER_TASKS is referenced by following:

APPS

SYNONYM - AD_INVOKER_TASKS

SYSTEM

SYNONYM - AD_INVOKER_TASKS

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Table: AD_MERGED_TABLES

Primary Key: AD_MERGED_TABLES_PK

1. APPLICATION_ID
2. TABLE_NAME
3. ORACLE_ID

Foreign Keys from this table:

Comments

***** Warning: Oracle Internal Use Only *****

Oracle Corporation does not support access to Oracle applications data using this object, except from standard Oracle Applications programs.

Indexes

Columns

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APPLSYS.AD_MERGED_TABLES does not reference any database object

APPLSYS.AD_MERGED_TABLES is referenced by following:

APPS

SYNONYM - AD_MERGED_TABLES

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Table: AD_PARALLEL_COMPILE

Comments

Used by the AD Parallel Compile table to list the objects in a schema
that are invalid. Contains obj# and sys_stat columns so we can
process invalid objects directly against sys$ tables in the stored
procedures used by Parallel Compile. Otherwise, we would have to run
against the DBA views, which are much slower.

Indexes

Columns

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APPLSYS.AD_PARALLEL_COMPILE does not reference any database object

APPLSYS.AD_PARALLEL_COMPILE is referenced by following:

APPS

SYNONYM - AD_PARALLEL_COMPILE

SYSTEM

SYNONYM - AD_PARALLEL_COMPILE

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Table: AD_PARALLEL_COMPILE_ERRORS

Comments

Used to list non-fatal errors trapped by the stored procedure that
compiles the invalid objects in a schema. Includes the schema,
logical worker number, and timestamp for where and when the error
ocurred.

Columns

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APPLSYS.AD_PARALLEL_COMPILE_ERRORS does not reference any database object

APPLSYS.AD_PARALLEL_COMPILE_ERRORS is referenced by following:

APPS

SYNONYM - AD_PARALLEL_COMPILE_ERRORS

SYSTEM

SYNONYM - AD_PARALLEL_COMPILE_ERRORS

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Table: AD_TASK_TIMING

Comments

This table is used to track how long each parallel job takes to run.
Session versus task:
A session consists of one or more tasks. For instance:
- In one adadmin invocation, each menu choice is a separate task in the same session
- In one adpatch invocation of multiple drivers, the timing history of each driver has a unique TASK_NUMBER but they all share the same SESSION_ID.

Indexes

Columns

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APPLSYS.AD_TASK_TIMING does not reference any database object

APPLSYS.AD_TASK_TIMING is referenced by following:

APPS

SYNONYM - AD_TASK_TIMING

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Table: AD_TIMESTAMPS

Comments

In some cases this table is used for incremental functionality: a given feature only processes objects that have changed since the last time indicated by the timestamp for the relevant row in this table. In other cases this table is just used to track that a given operation has taken place, and the timestamp is not important.

Indexes

Columns

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APPLSYS.AD_TIMESTAMPS does not reference any database object

APPLSYS.AD_TIMESTAMPS is referenced by following:

APPS

SYNONYM - AD_TIMESTAMPS

SYSTEM

SYNONYM - AD_TIMESTAMPS

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Table: FND_MODULE_INSTALLATIONS

Primary Key: FND_MODULE_INSTALLATIONS_PK

1. APPLICATION_ID
2. ORACLE_ID
3. MODULE_SHORT_NAME

Foreign Keys from this table:

Comments

Oracle Application modules installed at your site

Indexes

Columns

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APPLSYS.FND_MODULE_INSTALLATIONS does not reference any database object

APPLSYS.FND_MODULE_INSTALLATIONS is referenced by following:

APPS

SYNONYM - FND_MODULE_INSTALLATIONS

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Table: FND_PRODUCT_DEPENDENCIES

Primary Key: FND_PRODUCT_DEPENDENCIES_PK

1. APPLICATION_ID
2. ORACLE_ID
3. REQUIRED_APPLICATION_ID
4. REQUIRED_ORACLE_ID

Foreign Keys from this table:

Comments

FND_PRODUCT_DEPENDENCIES stores information about each Oracle
Applications product at your site. Each row includes values that
identify the product installation (APPLICATION_ID, ORACLE_ID).
Each row also includes values that identify the installation of the
dependent or "shared" product (REQUIRED_APPLICATION_ID,
REQUIRED_ORACLE_ID). For example, if your application requires two
other products, Oracle Application Object Library and Oracle General
Leddger, then you should have two rows for your application.
Oracle Applications uses this information for installing and upgrading
the database and for other purposes.

Indexes

Columns

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APPLSYS.FND_PRODUCT_DEPENDENCIES does not reference any database object

APPLSYS.FND_PRODUCT_DEPENDENCIES is referenced by following:

APPS

SYNONYM - FND_PRODUCT_DEPENDENCIES

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Table: FND_PRODUCT_GROUPS

Primary Key: FND_PRODUCT_GROUPS_PK

1. PRODUCT_GROUP_ID

Primary Key: FND_PRODUCT_GROUPS_UK1

1. PRODUCT_GROUP_NAME

Comments

FND_PRODUCT_GROUPS stores information about what release, language and type of product group (for example, Standard or Demonstration) you have installed at your site. FND_PRODUCT_GROUPS also stores supplementary information about the product group type in the ARGUMENT1 column. FND_PRODUCT_GROUPS is used mainly by AutoInstall. Oracle Application Object Library uses this information to provide you with release information when you do \ Help Version. You should never modify this table. The CODESET column is no longer used and may contain the value 'Not Used'.

Columns

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APPLSYS.FND_PRODUCT_GROUPS does not reference any database object

APPLSYS.FND_PRODUCT_GROUPS is referenced by following:

APPS

SYNONYM - FND_PRODUCT_GROUPS

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Table: FND_PRODUCT_INSTALLATIONS

Primary Key: FND_PRODUCT_INSTALLATIONS_PK

1. APPLICATION_ID
2. ORACLE_ID

Foreign Keys from this table:

Foreign Keys to this table:

Comments

FND_PRODUCT_INSTALLATIONS stores information about Oracle Applications products at your site. Each row includes a value identifying the application (APPLICATION_ID), a value identifying the database account (ORACLE_ID), the product's version number (PRODUCT_VERSION), the product's status at your site (STATUS, where I means installed, L means custom, N means not installed, and S means installed as shared product), and the product's industry (INDUSTRY, where C means for commercial or for-profit use, G means for educational or not-for-profit use, B means Project Billing, and P means Project Costing). Each row also includes the names of the tablespace in which the application tables, indexes, and temporary objects reside (TABLESPACE, INDEX_TABLESPACE, and TEMPORARY_TABLESPACE), and the sizing factor for the product (SIZING_FACTOR). Oracle Applications uses this information to display product version numbers when you choose \ Help Version, when installing and upgrading your database, and for other purposes.
.
INSTALL_GROUP_NUM is 0 for SOA products and 1 for MOA products.
.
MOA (Multiple Oracle account) products are products that needed multiple Oracle accounts to support multiple sets of books.
.
SOA (Single Oracle account) products are those that need only 1 Oracle account, either because they are able to handle multiple sets of books with one Oracle account, or they have nothing to do with sets of books.

Indexes

Columns

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APPLSYS.FND_PRODUCT_INSTALLATIONS does not reference any database object

APPLSYS.FND_PRODUCT_INSTALLATIONS is referenced by following:

APPS

SYNONYM - FND_PRODUCT_INSTALLATIONS

TRIGGER - FND_PROD_LIC_TGR

SYSTEM

SYNONYM - FND_PRODUCT_INSTALLATIONS

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