Search Results sv_sms_id




Overview

The XNP_SV_SMS table is a core data object within the Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) Number Portability (XNP) module. It functions as a container for subscription version data that has been downloaded to the telecommunications network. In the context of number portability operations, which involve transferring a subscriber's phone number from one service provider to another, this table plays a critical role in managing the specific service and subscription details associated with a ported number. It acts as a persistent store for versioned subscription information that is synchronized with network elements, ensuring the accurate provisioning of services post-port.

Key Information Stored

While the provided metadata does not list all columns, the primary and foreign key relationships indicate the essential data points. The central column is the SV_SMS_ID, which serves as the unique primary key identifier for each subscription version record. The table links to critical master data through foreign keys. The ROUTING_NUMBER_ID column references the XNP_ROUTING_NUMBERS table, associating the subscription with a specific telephone number range or routing instruction. The MEDIATOR_SP_ID column references the XNP_SERVICE_PROVIDERS table, identifying the service provider acting as the mediator or current carrier for this subscription. Other columns, not explicitly listed, would typically store details about the specific subscription features, service parameters, version timestamps, and status relevant to the network download process.

Common Use Cases and Queries

This table is primarily accessed for operational reporting, troubleshooting, and data validation within the number portability lifecycle. Common use cases include verifying which subscription versions have been successfully propagated to the network, auditing subscription details for a specific ported number, and reconciling data between the EBS system and network elements. A typical query would join XNP_SV_SMS to its related master tables to build a comprehensive view of a subscription.

  • Sample Query: Retrieving subscription details with provider and routing information.
    SELECT sv.sv_sms_id, sp.provider_name, rn.routing_number
    FROM xnp_sv_sms sv,
    xnp_service_providers sp,
    xnp_routing_numbers rn
    WHERE sv.mediator_sp_id = sp.provider_id
    AND sv.routing_number_id = rn.routing_number_id
    AND sv.sv_sms_id = :p_subscription_id;

Related Objects

The XNP_SV_SMS table is central to several key relationships within the XNP schema, as documented by its foreign key constraints.

  • Parent/Dimension Tables:
    • XNP_ROUTING_NUMBERS: Joined via XNP_SV_SMS.ROUTING_NUMBER_ID. Provides routing information for the number associated with the subscription.
    • XNP_SERVICE_PROVIDERS: Joined via XNP_SV_SMS.MEDIATOR_SP_ID. Identifies the mediating service provider for the subscription version.
  • Child/Transactional Tables:
    • XNP_SV_ORDER_MAPPINGS: References XNP_SV_SMS.SV_SMS_ID. Likely maps this network subscription version to higher-level service order transactions.
    • XNP_SV_SMS_FE_MAPS: References XNP_SV_SMS.SV_SMS_ID. Presumably maps the subscription to specific feature or service elements within the network.