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Object Name: | XNP_MSG_STRUCTURES |
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Object Type: | TABLE |
Owner: | XNP |
FND Design Data: | XNP.XNP_MSG_STRUCTURES |
Subobject Name: | |
Status: | VALID |
XNP_MSG_STRUCTURES contains the structural relationship or hierarchy of all elements in the Extensible Markup Language (XML) message. XML is a markup language for documents containing structured information. The information in this table is used to generate the SEND(), PUBLISH(), VALIDATE(), PROCESS() and DEFAULT_PROCESS() procedures. The information in this table can also be used to generate the Document Type Definition (DTD). DTD is a series of definitions for element types, attributes, entities and notations.
Tablespace: | APPS_TS_SEED |
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PCT Free: | 10 |
PCT Used: |
Index | Type | Uniqueness | Tablespace | Column |
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XNP_MSG_STRUCTURES_U1 | NORMAL | UNIQUE | APPS_TS_SEED | STRUCTURE_ID |
XNP_MSG_STRUCTURES_U2 | NORMAL | UNIQUE | APPS_TS_SEED |
MSG_CODE
CHILD_ELEMENT_ID PARENT_ELEMENT_ID |
Name | Datatype | Length | Mandatory | Comments |
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STRUCTURE_ID | NUMBER | Yes | Message structure identifier | |
PARENT_ELEMENT_ID | NUMBER | Yes | Parent element identifier for the element | |
CHILD_ELEMENT_ID | NUMBER | Yes | Child element identifier | |
MSG_CODE | VARCHAR2 | (20) | Yes | Message that owns this structure |
SEQUENCE_IN_PARENT | NUMBER | Sequence where the child element should occur in the parent element | ||
CARDINALITY | VARCHAR2 | (20) | Indicates the cardinality of the element in the message | |
DATA_SOURCE | VARCHAR2 | (1996) | Data source for the message element. The actual SQL statement or the name of the procedure to be executed in order to retrieve data for this message element | |
DATA_SOURCE_TYPE | VARCHAR2 | (10) | Data source type for the message element. Data Source could be SQL Statement or a Procedure. | |
DATA_SOURCE_REFERENCE | VARCHAR2 | (1996) | Defines the reference for the message element for which a SQL string is defined as the data source, with the aliases in the SELECT list | |
ELEMENT_POSITION | NUMBER | Position of the element in the record layout of the FILE | ||
ELEMENT_ALIGNMENT | VARCHAR2 | (10) | Alignment of element - This column will not be used in the current release and is not supported | |
PADDING | VARCHAR2 | (10) | Padding of value - This column will not be used in the current release and is not supported | |
CREATED_BY | NUMBER | (15) | Yes | Standard who column |
CREATION_DATE | DATE | Yes | Standard who column | |
LAST_UPDATED_BY | NUMBER | (15) | Yes | Standard who column |
LAST_UPDATE_DATE | DATE | Yes | Standard who column | |
LAST_UPDATE_LOGIN | NUMBER | (15) | Standard who column | |
SECURITY_GROUP_ID | NUMBER | Used in hosted environments |
Cut, paste (and edit) the following text to query this object:
SELECT STRUCTURE_ID
, PARENT_ELEMENT_ID
, CHILD_ELEMENT_ID
, MSG_CODE
, SEQUENCE_IN_PARENT
, CARDINALITY
, DATA_SOURCE
, DATA_SOURCE_TYPE
, DATA_SOURCE_REFERENCE
, ELEMENT_POSITION
, ELEMENT_ALIGNMENT
, PADDING
, CREATED_BY
, CREATION_DATE
, LAST_UPDATED_BY
, LAST_UPDATE_DATE
, LAST_UPDATE_LOGIN
, SECURITY_GROUP_ID
FROM XNP.XNP_MSG_STRUCTURES;
XNP.XNP_MSG_STRUCTURES does not reference any database object
XNP.XNP_MSG_STRUCTURES is referenced by following:
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