Search Results bil_do_l1_oppty_sumry_pk

Overview

The table BIL_DO_L1_OPPTY_SUMRY is a legacy data object within the Oracle E-Business Suite, specifically from the obsolete Sales Intelligence (BIL) module. Its primary role was to serve as a summary-level data store for sales opportunity metrics, likely aggregated for performance reporting and analytical dashboards. The "DO_L1" in its name suggests it was part of a data orchestration or staging layer, potentially feeding higher-level summaries or reports. As indicated by its "Obsolete" status, this table is part of a deprecated module and is not implemented in standard databases. Its use in active development or customization for versions 12.1.1 or 12.2.2 is strongly discouraged, and any existing dependencies should be migrated to supported alternatives within Oracle's Business Intelligence or Analytics frameworks.

Key Information Stored

The table's structure is centered on aggregated opportunity data, organized by specific dimensions. Based on the provided metadata, the most critical columns form its composite primary key: SALES_GROUP_ID, COLLECTION_DATE, and PERIOD_TYPE. The SALES_GROUP_ID identifies the sales team or organizational unit. The COLLECTION_DATE is a pivotal field, representing the date on which the summarized opportunity data was extracted or collected, enabling time-series analysis. The PERIOD_TYPE defines the aggregation period (e.g., Day, Week, Month, Quarter) for the metrics stored in each row. While specific metric columns are not detailed in the excerpt, typical data would include counts, weighted amounts, and pipeline values for opportunities, summarized according to the key dimensions.

Common Use Cases and Queries

Historically, this table supported analytical reporting on the sales pipeline. Common use cases included tracking opportunity volume and value trends over time by sales group, and comparing performance across different reporting periods. A typical query would filter by a specific COLLECTION_DATE range and SALES_GROUP_ID to analyze pipeline evolution. For example, a report to show weekly summary snapshots for a given group might use SQL similar to: SELECT COLLECTION_DATE, OPPORTUNITY_COUNT, PIPELINE_AMOUNT FROM BIL_DO_L1_OPPTY_SUMRY WHERE SALES_GROUP_ID = :1 AND PERIOD_TYPE = 'WEEK' AND COLLECTION_DATE BETWEEN :2 AND :3 ORDER BY COLLECTION_DATE;. Given the object's obsolete status, such queries would only be relevant for maintaining or decommissioning legacy customizations.

Related Objects

The documented metadata specifies the table's primary key constraint (BIL_DO_L1_OPPTY_SUMRY_PK) but does not list explicit foreign key relationships to other tables. However, based on its role as a summary table, it likely depended on transactional source tables from the Oracle CRM or Order Management modules, such as AS_OPPORTUNITIES or related staging tables. Within the obsolete BIL module, it may have been the source for higher-level aggregate views or materialized views. Any direct foreign key relationships would logically reference a dimension table for SALES_GROUP_ID, but these are not specified in the provided excerpt. The key relationship information is confined to its own primary key structure.