Search Results igs_en_sevis_auth

Overview

The table IGS_EN_SEVIS_AUTH is a data object within the Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) Student System (IGS). Based on the provided ETRM documentation, its specific functional role is not detailed, but its name strongly suggests it was designed to store authorization data related to the Student and Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS), a U.S. government program for tracking foreign students and exchange visitors. Critically, the documentation explicitly marks both the table and its parent module, IGS - Student System, as "Obsolete." Furthermore, the implementation notes state it was "Not implemented in this database," indicating this table's structure was defined but never populated or actively used in the standard deployments of Oracle EBS versions 12.1.1 and 12.2.2. Its role is therefore historical or referential within the data model.

Key Information Stored

The table's structure, as defined by its primary key, reveals the nature of the data it was intended to hold. The primary key is a composite of three columns: ELGB_OVERRIDE_ID, SEVIS_AUTHORIZATION_CD, and START_DT. This indicates each record was meant to uniquely identify a specific SEVIS authorization code that became effective (START_DT) for a particular eligibility override scenario (linked via ELGB_OVERRIDE_ID). While individual column datatypes are not provided, the naming convention implies the table stored temporal authorization rules or exceptions applicable to a student's visa status or program eligibility.

Common Use Cases and Queries

Given the documented status as obsolete and not implemented, there are no active operational or reporting use cases for this table in a standard Oracle EBS environment. It would not contain any transactional data. Its utility would be limited to technical analysis of the application's historical data model. A sample query would only serve to confirm the absence of data or inspect the defined structure:

• SELECT COUNT(*) FROM igs_en_sevis_auth; (Expected result: 0)
• SELECT constraint_name, column_name FROM user_cons_columns WHERE table_name = 'IGS_EN_SEVIS_AUTH'; (To inspect defined keys)

Any functional requirements for SEVIS data in later implementations would be handled by alternative, active tables within the product.

Related Objects

The primary relationship documented for this table is its own primary key constraint, IGS_EN_SEVIS_AUTH_PK. The composition of this key (ELGB_OVERRIDE_ID, SEVIS_AUTHORIZATION_CD, START_DT) strongly suggests a foreign key relationship from the column ELGB_OVERRIDE_ID to a primary key in another table, most likely named IGS_EN_ELGB_OVERRIDE or similar, which would manage broader eligibility override records. However, this specific foreign key constraint is not listed in the provided metadata. Therefore, the only concretely documented related object is the logical parent entity represented by the ELGB_OVERRIDE_ID column. In practice, due to the table's unimplemented state, these relationships were never enforced or utilized.