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Overview

The IGS_RE_THESIS_RESULT_ALL table is a core reference table within the Oracle E-Business Suite Student System (IGS) module. Its primary function is to maintain a centralized list of valid result codes for thesis-related academic activities. This table serves as a master data source, ensuring data integrity and consistency across the thesis examination and evaluation processes. It is designed to support the multi-organization architecture of Oracle EBS through its "_ALL" suffix, indicating it can store data for multiple operating units. However, it is critical to note that, per the provided ETRM documentation, this table and the encompassing IGS module are marked as "Obsolete." This status indicates the functionality is no longer under active development and may be phased out in future releases.

Key Information Stored

The table's structure is centered on the thesis result code, which acts as the unique identifier for each permissible outcome. While the full column list is not detailed in the excerpt, the primary key definition and foreign key relationships clearly establish the core data element. The key column is THESIS_RESULT_CD, which stores the abbreviated code representing a specific thesis result (e.g., "PASS," "REVISE," "FAIL"). Typically, such reference tables would also include descriptive columns like a full name or description for the code, an effective date range (START_DATE, END_DATE), and columns for tracking creation and modification (CREATED_BY, CREATION_DATE, LAST_UPDATED_BY, LAST_UPDATE_DATE). The presence of the "_ALL" suffix strongly implies the inclusion of an ORG_ID column to partition data by operating unit.

Common Use Cases and Queries

This table is primarily used for validation and reporting on thesis examinations and final outcomes. Common operational use cases include validating data entry when recording a panel member's assessment, a formal examination result, or the final thesis outcome. For reporting, it is frequently joined to transaction tables to translate codes into meaningful descriptions for academic transcripts, examination committee reports, and student progress dashboards. A typical query would join this table to a transaction table to produce a readable report.

Sample Query Pattern:
SELECT thr.THESIS_RESULT_CD,
      thr.DESCRIPTION,
      tre.THESIS_ID
FROM IGS_RE_THESIS_EXAM tre,
     IGS_RE_THESIS_RESULT_ALL thr
WHERE tre.THESIS_RESULT_CD = thr.THESIS_RESULT_CD
AND tre.ORG_ID = thr.ORG_ID;

Related Objects

The IGS_RE_THESIS_RESULT_ALL table is referenced as a foreign key constraint by several core thesis transaction tables, establishing its role as a master reference. The documented relationships are as follows:

  • IGS_RE_THESIS_EXAM: The THESIS_RESULT_CD column in this examination record table references IGS_RE_THESIS_RESULT_ALL.THESIS_RESULT_CD to validate the result of a specific thesis examination event.
  • IGS_RE_THESIS_ALL: The THESIS_RESULT_CD column in this main thesis header table references IGS_RE_THESIS_RESULT_ALL.THESIS_RESULT_CD to store the final, official outcome of the thesis.
  • IGS_RE_THS_PNL_MBR: The THESIS_RESULT_CD column in this thesis panel member table references IGS_RE_THESIS_RESULT_ALL.THESIS_RESULT_CD to record the individual assessment or recommendation submitted by a specific panel member.