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TABLE: HR.PAY_TRIGGER_DECLARATIONS

Object Details

Object Name:	PAY_TRIGGER_DECLARATIONS
Object Type:	TABLE
Owner:	HR
FND Design Data:	PAY.PAY_TRIGGER_DECLARATIONS
Subobject Name:
Status:	VALID

PAY_TRIGGER_DECLARATIONS stores the definitions of variables which will be declared locally to the trigger body. If the table contains the business_group_id column and it is defined as being not null then the business_group_id and legislation_code variables will automatically be added to this list of declarations and the user will not be permitted to remove them. The Payroll ID column is processed similarly. Advanced users are able to define their own variables to be included in the generated code. Variables will be declared as l_ in the code. Changing any values in this table from within the trigger generation form will invalidate the parent trigger (i.e. it will require re-generation).

Storage Details

Tablespace:	APPS_TS_TX_DATA
PCT Free:	10
PCT Used:

Primary Key: PAY_TRIGGER_DECLARATIONS_PK

DECLARATION_ID

Indexes

Index	Type	Uniqueness	Tablespace	Column
PAY_TRIGGER_DECLARATIONS_PK	NORMAL	UNIQUE	APPS_TS_TX_IDX	DECLARATION_ID
PAY_TRIGGER_DECLARATIONS_FK	NORMAL	NONUNIQUE	APPS_TS_TX_IDX	EVENT_ID

Foreign Keys

Table		Foreign Table	Foreign Key Column
PAY_TRIGGER_DECLARATIONS		PAY_TRIGGER_EVENTS	PAY_TRIGGER_DECLARATIONS EVENT_ID

Columns

Name	Datatype	Length	Mandatory	Comments
DECLARATION_ID	NUMBER	(15)	Yes	System-generated primary key column.
EVENT_ID	NUMBER	(15)	Yes	Foreign key to PAY_TRIGGER_EVENTS.
VARIABLE_NAME	VARCHAR2	(60)	Yes	The name of the variable to be defined. Any name entered here will have the text l_ prepended to it. In-line initialisation of variables is not permitted.
DATA_TYPE	VARCHAR2	(1)	Yes	The type of the variable to declare, either C, N or D for Character (VARCHAR2), Number or Date respectively.
VARIABLE_SIZE	NUMBER	(9)		The size of the variable to declare. Sizes can only be specified for Character type variables.

Query Text

Cut, paste (and edit) the following text to query this object:


SELECT DECLARATION_ID
,      EVENT_ID
,      VARIABLE_NAME
,      DATA_TYPE
,      VARIABLE_SIZE
FROM HR.PAY_TRIGGER_DECLARATIONS;

Dependencies

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HR.PAY_TRIGGER_DECLARATIONS does not reference any database object

HR.PAY_TRIGGER_DECLARATIONS is referenced by following:

APPS: PAY_TRIGGER_DECLARATIONS
PUBLIC: PAY_TRIGGER_DECLARATIONS