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Overview

APPS.CS_CORE_UTIL is a foundational PL/SQL utility package within the Oracle E-Business Suite Service (CS) module. As its API classification of UTIL indicates, it does not implement a discrete business transaction but instead supplies reusable helper routines consumed by higher-level Service packages and concurrent programs. Its central purpose is twofold: to standardize validation and message-handling behavior across the Service application, and to convert commonly encountered display values — contact names, customer names, employee identifiers, organization identifiers, and lookup meanings — into their underlying internal primary keys. By centralizing this logic, CS_CORE_UTIL ensures consistent error reporting and referential integrity handling across Service Request, Interaction, and task-automation flows. The package is marked VALID in the APPS schema and carries the Oracle Proprietary, Confidential Information designation. It depends on FND_API for the standard EBS API error and message stack, and on the SYS.STANDARD package.

Key Procedures and Functions

Thirty-seven documented subprograms fall into three functional groups.

Tables Accessed

The package references several APPS synonyms. CS_INCIDENTS_ALL and CS_INTERACTIONS provide the Service Request and Interaction context used during validation. HZ_PARTIES and its related customer data support customer and contact resolution and the CONVERT_CUSTOMER and CONVERT_CONTACT routines. FND_USER and FND_LOGINS supply user identity information for employee and resource resolution. FND_PRODUCT_GROUPS is consulted by IS_MULTIORG_ENABLED to determine whether Multi-Org is installed. DUAL serves scalar validation queries. Access is primarily read-oriented, reflecting the package's role as a utility rather than a transactional owner.

Usage Notes

CS_CORE_UTIL is typically invoked indirectly rather than called directly by end users. Forms-based Service flows, such as Service Request entry and Interaction logging, trigger it through CS_SR_UTIL_PKG, CS_INTERACTION_PVT, and CS_INTERACTION_UTL. Workflow and task automation paths reach it via CS_EA_AUTOGEN_TASKS_PVT and CUG_GENERIC_WF_PKG. Universal Work Queue integration (SR_UWQ_INTEG) and HTML-based interaction handling (JTF_IH_CORE_UTIL_PVT) also depend on it. Custom code extending the Service module should call the same validation and conversion routines to preserve error-stack consistency and referential integrity. All invocations should observe the standard FND_API error-handling convention of checking the return status before committing.