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TABLE: FEM.FEM_CAL_PERIODS_HIER_T

Object Details
Object Name: FEM_CAL_PERIODS_HIER_T
Object Type: TABLE
Owner: FEM
Subobject Name:
Status: VALID


FEM_CAL_PERIODS_HIER_T is an interface table for loading and updating Analytic Calendar Period hierarchies using the Dimension Hierarchy Loader. This table stores the individual relationship
records for each parent and child combination in the hierarchy.
The HIERARCHY_OBJECT_NAME, HIERARCHY_OBJ_DEF_DISPLAY_NAME and LANGUAGE columns
identify the hierarchy version for loading. For each hierarchy version that you wish to load, populate the Parent and Child columns to designate the appropriate parent and child relationship records.
In addition, in order to load a hierarchy, you need to populate the interface tables that provide header information for the hierarchy. The header tables that you need to populate are based upon the type of hierarchy that is being loaded.
The hierarchy header tables are: FEM_HIERARCHIES_T and FEM_HIER_DIM_GRPS_T.
Each distinct parent and child Calendar Period member is always identified by the following:
Calendar (in the CALENDAR_DISPLAY_CODE column)
Level (in the PARENT_DIM_GRP_DISPLAY_CODE and CHILD_DIM_GRP_DISPLAY_CODE columns)
End Date (in the PARENT_CAL_PERIOD_END_DATE and CHILD_CAL_PERIOD_END_DATE columns)
Period Number (in the PARENT_CAL_PERIOD_NUMBER and CHILD_CAL_PERIOD_NUMBER columns)
Scope: public
Product: FEM
Lifecycle: active
Display Name: Analytic Calendar Period Hierarchy Detail
Category: BUSINESS_ENTITY FEM_XDIM_HIERARCHY


Storage Details
Tablespace: TablespaceAPPS_TS_INTERFACE
PCT Free: 10
PCT Used:
Indexes
Index Type Uniqueness Tablespace Column
FEM_CAL_PERIODS_HIER_T_PK NORMAL UNIQUE TablespaceAPPS_TS_INTERFACE ColumnHIERARCHY_OBJECT_NAME
ColumnHIERARCHY_OBJ_DEF_DISPLAY_NAME
ColumnPARENT_DIM_GRP_DISPLAY_CODE
ColumnPARENT_CAL_PERIOD_END_DATE
ColumnPARENT_CAL_PERIOD_NUMBER
ColumnCHILD_DIM_GRP_DISPLAY_CODE
ColumnCHILD_CAL_PERIOD_END_DATE
ColumnCHILD_CAL_PERIOD_NUMBER
Columns
Name Datatype Length Mandatory Comments
HIERARCHY_OBJECT_NAME VARCHAR2 (150) Yes Object name of the hierarchy
HIERARCHY_OBJ_DEF_DISPLAY_NAME VARCHAR2 (150) Yes Display name of the object definition of the hierarchy
PARENT_CAL_PERIOD_END_DATE DATE
Yes The end date of the parent node
PARENT_CAL_PERIOD_NUMBER NUMBER (15) Yes The relative number of the parent period within a given year
CHILD_CAL_PERIOD_END_DATE DATE
Yes The end date of the child node
CHILD_CAL_PERIOD_NUMBER NUMBER (15) Yes The relative number of the child period within a given year
LANGUAGE VARCHAR2 (4) Yes Designates the language of the Hierarchy Object and Hierarchy Object Definition for the relationship record
DISPLAY_ORDER_NUM NUMBER
Yes Sequence number that designates the order in which hierarchy relationships are displayed on the screen
WEIGHTING_PCT NUMBER (3)
Weighting Percentage designating the relative weight assigned to the child from the parent
STATUS VARCHAR2 (30) Yes Load status of the record
CALENDAR_DISPLAY_CODE VARCHAR2 (150) Yes Non translatable alphanumeric code identifying the Calendar
PARENT_DIM_GRP_DISPLAY_CODE VARCHAR2 (150) Yes Non translatable alphanumeric identifier of the level
CHILD_DIM_GRP_DISPLAY_CODE VARCHAR2 (150) Yes Non translatable alphanumeric identifier of the level
CREATED_BY_DIM_MIGRATION_FLAG VARCHAR2 (1)
Oracle applications uses this column to identify data created by internal processes. Do not populate this column for user created rows - leave as null.
Query Text

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


SELECT HIERARCHY_OBJECT_NAME
,      HIERARCHY_OBJ_DEF_DISPLAY_NAME
,      PARENT_CAL_PERIOD_END_DATE
,      PARENT_CAL_PERIOD_NUMBER
,      CHILD_CAL_PERIOD_END_DATE
,      CHILD_CAL_PERIOD_NUMBER
,      LANGUAGE
,      DISPLAY_ORDER_NUM
,      WEIGHTING_PCT
,      STATUS
,      CALENDAR_DISPLAY_CODE
,      PARENT_DIM_GRP_DISPLAY_CODE
,      CHILD_DIM_GRP_DISPLAY_CODE
,      CREATED_BY_DIM_MIGRATION_FLAG
FROM FEM.FEM_CAL_PERIODS_HIER_T;

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FEM.FEM_CAL_PERIODS_HIER_T does not reference any database object

FEM.FEM_CAL_PERIODS_HIER_T is referenced by following:

SchemaAPPS
SynonymFEM_CAL_PERIODS_HIER_T