Search Results igc_cc_group_pk

Overview

The IGC_CC_GROUPS table is a core data object within the Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) module IGC (Contract Commitment). It functions as a master table for defining and storing user groups. In the context of contract and commitment management, these groups are essential for establishing common sets of users, which facilitate streamlined access control, workflow assignments, and reporting. The table's primary role is to serve as a reference point for grouping users logically, enabling efficient administration and process execution within the Contract Commitment module across both EBS releases 12.1.1 and 12.2.2.

Key Information Stored

Based on the provided ETRM metadata, the table's structure is centered on a unique group identifier. The primary and most critical column is CC_GROUP_ID, which serves as the unique primary key for each user group record. While the full column list is not detailed in the excerpt, the existence of a primary key constraint (IGC_CC_GROUP_PK) on this single column confirms its role as the definitive identifier. It is standard for such a table to also contain columns for the group name, description, creation date, and last update date, though these are inferred from common EBS design patterns and not explicitly listed in the provided documentation.

Common Use Cases and Queries

This table is primarily used in administrative and reporting contexts. A common use case is to retrieve a list of all defined user groups for setup or audit purposes. Application logic will reference the CC_GROUP_ID to filter data or assign responsibilities for specific groups of users within contract workflows. A fundamental query pattern involves selecting all groups, often joined with related user assignment tables not specified in the metadata. For example, a basic reporting query would be:

• SELECT CC_GROUP_ID FROM IGC.IGC_CC_GROUPS ORDER BY CC_GROUP_ID;

In practice, this table is more likely to be queried indirectly via the application's user interface or through dedicated APIs, rather than via direct SQL for operational transactions.

Related Objects

The primary relationship for the IGC_CC_GROUPS table is defined by its primary key constraint, IGC_CC_GROUP_PK, on the column CC_GROUP_ID. This key is designed to be referenced by foreign key constraints in other tables within the IGC schema that need to associate data with a specific user group. For instance, a table linking users to groups would likely contain a CC_GROUP_ID column as a foreign key pointing to IGC_CC_GROUPS.CC_GROUP_ID. While the specific related tables are not named in the provided excerpt, the defined primary key establishes the foundational relationship for data integrity and joins within the Contract Commitment module's data model.