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Overview

CE_FC_RX_TITLE6_V is a reporting view owned by the APPS schema in Oracle E-Business Suite, registered under the Cash Management (CE) product family. It is classified as a standard (non-custom) database object and carries the status VALID in both EBS 12.1.1 and 12.2.2 environments. The ETRM documentation describes the object with the single annotation "Retrofitted," indicating that the view was reconstituted or re-applied during an upgrade or patch cycle rather than being a net-new deliverable, and that its definition has been aligned to the current release baseline. As the name implies, the view is associated with the cash forecast "RX" layout family (the XML Publisher / Report eXchange pattern used by Cash Management forecasting), and the "TITLE6" suffix identifies it as the sixth in a numbered series of title/column-header helper views. Its functional purpose is to supply the display titles and column identifiers used to label the forecast spreadsheet or report grid presented to treasury users.

Underlying Base Objects

The type-6 title view is defined exclusively over a single object: CE_FC_RX_COLUMN_TITLE_V, itself a view in the APPS schema. The definition is a grouped aggregation:

• SELECT F.FORECAST_NAME along with MAX(COLUMN61) through MAX(COLUMN70) FROM CE_FC_RX_COLUMN_TITLE_V F GROUP BY F.FORECAST_NAME.
• The MAX aggregate is used purely to collapse multiple rows returned per forecast into a single row per FORECAST_NAME; since the column-title view returns identical title strings for a given forecast, MAX returns the same value and avoids duplicate output.
• The GROUP BY on FORECAST_NAME establishes one output row per named cash forecast, which is the granularity consumed by the downstream report template.

Because CE_FC_RX_COLUMN_TITLE_V is the only referenced object, there is no direct dependency on the underlying forecast data tables (CE_FORECASTS, CE_FORECAST_ROWS, and related period tables) in this view itself; those relationships are resolved in sibling views in the same family.

Key Columns

The view exposes eleven columns, reflecting the ten-column window (61 through 70) assigned to this particular slice of the header set:

• FORECAST_NAME — The name of the cash forecast as defined in Cash Management, used as the grouping and join key.
• COLUMN61 through COLUMN70 — Ten sequentially numbered label columns holding the display title text for the corresponding forecast grid positions. The numbering is significant: it identifies which absolute column of the wider (multi-view) title layout each value represents, allowing the report template to stitch together a complete header row from the TITLE1 through TITLE6 series.

No other attributes, dates, or identifiers are projected, so the view is intentionally narrow and presentation-oriented.

Common Use Cases and Queries

The principal use case is supplying column headings to Cash Management forecast reports and any custom XML Publisher or BI Publisher layout that reproduces the standard forecast grid. Because the view groups by forecast name, it can be safely joined to forecast-level queries without row multiplication.

• Retrieving the title block for a specific forecast: SELECT FORECAST_NAME, COLUMN61, COLUMN62, COLUMN63 FROM CE_FC_RX_TITLE6_V WHERE FORECAST_NAME = :p_forecast_name;
• Joining titles to forecast metadata: SELECT c.forecast_name, c.currency_code, t.column61, t.column70 FROM ce_forecasts c, ce_fc_rx_title6_v t WHERE c.forecast_name = t.forecast_name;
• Inventorying available titles: SELECT * FROM ce_fc_rx_title6_v ORDER BY forecast_name;
• Verifying the object post-upgrade: SELECT object_name, status FROM dba_objects WHERE object_name = 'CE_FC_RX_TITLE6_V';

Typical consumers are treasury analysts running standard Cash Management forecast reports, and developers extending those reports who require the exact header text stored in the EBS baseline.