Search Results pv_pg_invite_headers_tl_pk

Overview

The PV_PG_INVITE_HEADERS_TL table is a core data object within the Oracle E-Business Suite Partner Management (PV) module, specifically for versions 12.1.1 and 12.2.2. As a translatable table (denoted by the '_TL' suffix), its primary function is to store language-specific, user-facing text for invitation headers. This table operates in conjunction with its base table, PV_PG_INVITE_HEADERS_B, which holds the non-translatable, structural data. The TL table enables the application to support multiple languages (NLS) by storing translated versions of descriptive fields like the invitation name or subject, allowing partners in different geographic regions to interact with the system in their local language.

Key Information Stored

The table's structure is designed to manage multilingual content through a composite primary key. The most critical columns are the key identifiers and the translatable data fields. The primary key consists of INVITE_HEADER_ID, which links to the base invitation record, and LANGUAGE, which stores the language code (e.g., 'US' for American English). Core translatable columns typically include fields such as INVITE_NAME and DESCRIPTION, which contain the localized text for the invitation's title and explanatory details. Additional standard TL table columns include SOURCE_LANG, CREATION_DATE, CREATED_BY, LAST_UPDATE_DATE, LAST_UPDATED_BY, and LAST_UPDATE_LOGIN for auditing and tracking the origin of translations.

Common Use Cases and Queries

This table is primarily accessed for generating localized user interfaces and reports within the Partner Management workflows. A common operational query retrieves the invitation text for a user's session language. For example, to fetch the invitation name for a specific campaign in French, one might use: SELECT invite_name FROM pv_pg_invite_headers_tl WHERE invite_header_id = :1 AND language = 'F';. For reporting or data extraction purposes, a join with the base table is standard to combine structural and descriptive data: SELECT b.unique_identifier, tl.invite_name, tl.language FROM pv_pg_invite_headers_b b, pv_pg_invite_headers_tl tl WHERE b.invite_header_id = tl.invite_header_id;. Administrators may also query this table to audit translation coverage across different languages.

Related Objects

The PV_PG_INVITE_HEADERS_TL table has a direct and dependent relationship with its corresponding base table, as documented in the provided metadata. The key relationships are:

• Primary Table Dependency: PV_PG_INVITE_HEADERS_TL has a foreign key relationship to PV_PG_INVITE_HEADERS_B. The join is made on the column PV_PG_INVITE_HEADERS_TL.INVITE_HEADER_ID, which references the primary key in the base table. This is the fundamental relationship for retrieving complete invitation data.
• Primary Key Constraint: The table's unique identifier is enforced by the PV_PG_INVITE_HEADERS_TL_PK constraint on the columns (INVITE_HEADER_ID, LANGUAGE).

In practice, application forms and APIs in the PV module will typically access data through higher-level views or packages that seamlessly integrate the '_B' and '_TL' tables.