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Object Name: | FEM_DDL_LOG |
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Object Type: | TABLE |
Owner: | FEM |
Subobject Name: | |
Status: | VALID |
Oracle Corporation does not support access to Oracle
applications data using this object, except from standard Oracle Applications programs.
Tablespace: | APPS_TS_TX_DATA |
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PCT Free: | 10 |
PCT Used: |
Index | Type | Uniqueness | Tablespace | Column |
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FEM_DDL_LOG_PK | NORMAL | UNIQUE | APPS_TS_TX_IDX |
REQUEST_ID
OBJECT_ID EXEC_SEQ |
Name | Datatype | Length | Mandatory | Comments |
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REQUEST_ID | NUMBER | Yes | Concurrent Request ID for the process that logged the DDL statement | |
OBJECT_ID | NUMBER | (9) | Yes | Object ID of the executable rule for which the DDL statement was performed |
EXEC_SEQ | NUMBER | Yes | Defines a unique entry and sequence within Request ID and Object ID | |
TIMESTAMP | VARCHAR2 | (20) | Yes | The date and time that the DDL statement was logged |
PROCEDURE_NAME | VARCHAR2 | (30) | Yes | The name of the program or pacakge and procedure that requested the DDL statement execution |
STATUS | VARCHAR2 | (1) | Yes | 'S': the DDL statement succeeded; 'F': the DDL statement failed |
SQL_ERROR_MSG | VARCHAR2 | (255) | the Oracle RDBMS error message if the DDL statement failed | |
SQL_STATEMENT | VARCHAR2 | (4000) | Yes | The text of the DDL statement that was executed |
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 |
Cut, paste (and edit) the following text to query this object:
SELECT REQUEST_ID
, OBJECT_ID
, EXEC_SEQ
, TIMESTAMP
, PROCEDURE_NAME
, STATUS
, SQL_ERROR_MSG
, SQL_STATEMENT
, CREATED_BY
, CREATION_DATE
, LAST_UPDATED_BY
, LAST_UPDATE_DATE
, LAST_UPDATE_LOGIN
FROM FEM.FEM_DDL_LOG;
FEM.FEM_DDL_LOG does not reference any database object
FEM.FEM_DDL_LOG is referenced by following:
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