Search Results cs_systems_all_b_temp_pk1

Overview

CS_SYSTEMS_ALL_B_TEMP is a temporary staging table residing in the CS (Service) product schema of Oracle E-Business Suite. Its documented purpose is narrow and remediation-oriented: it exists to correct a Customer Id issue by holding temporary data during a bounded data-fix operation. The suffix _TEMP and the description "Temporary table to fix the Customer Id issue (Temporary data)" indicate that this object is not part of the permanent transactional model but rather a transient work area used during an upgrade script, one-off patch, or diagnostic fix.

The table is documented with only five columns (ROW_ID, SYSTEM_ID, CUSTOMER_ID, ERR_MESG, CREATION_DATE) and is noted in the ETRM implementation data as not implemented in the reference database. This is typical of temporary objects that may be created dynamically by a script and dropped afterward. From a Data Vault modeling perspective, the metadata's heuristic classification marks this object as standalone — it is not proposed as a hub, link, or satellite, but rather as an isolated working table with no modeled parent relationship.

Key Information Stored

The table's column list is deliberately minimal, reflecting its short-lived remediation role:

• ROW_ID — The surrogate primary key, enforced by constraint CS_SYSTEMS_ALL_B_TEMP_PK1. It uniquely identifies each staging row and serves as the internal technical identifier.
• SYSTEM_ID — The source system identifier associated with the record being fixed, linking the temporary row back to the originating instance or system context.
• CUSTOMER_ID — The customer identifier that the fix targets. This is the business-key candidate most central to the remediation and is the value subject to correction.
• ERR_MESG — A diagnostic message column capturing any error encountered while processing the row, supporting exception review and re-processing.
• CREATION_DATE — The timestamp recording when each temporary row was inserted, useful for auditing the fix window and sequencing.

No additional unique business indexes beyond the primary key are documented. CUSTOMER_ID combined with SYSTEM_ID represents the practical business key for reconciliation, while ROW_ID remains the technical surrogate.

Common Use Cases and Queries

Because this object is a troubleshooting artifact, usage patterns center on verification, exception inspection, and validation of the customer-id correction before permanent data is updated.

• Reviewing failed rows: SELECT ROW_ID, SYSTEM_ID, CUSTOMER_ID, ERR_MESG FROM CS.CS_SYSTEMS_ALL_B_TEMP WHERE ERR_MESG IS NOT NULL;
• Auditing the fix window: querying CREATION_DATE ranges to confirm which records were processed in a given batch.
• Reconciling affected customers: grouping by SYSTEM_ID and CUSTOMER_ID to confirm the intended population was staged.
• Post-fix cleanup: since the object is temporary, DBA scripts typically verify emptiness or drop it after successful completion.

Related Objects

The ETRM relationship data lists an extensive set of foreign keys referencing CS_SYSTEMS_ALL_B_TEMP.ROW_ID, predominantly EDW, OPI, and FII staging and listing tables. In most cases these reflect the shared ROW_ID surrogate convention rather than functional dependencies, and because the table is not implemented in the reference database, joins are unlikely to be meaningful. Representative dependents include:

• CE_AVAILABLE_TRANSACTIONS_TMP.ROW_ID — temporary cash management transactions.
• OPI_EDW_COGS_LOG.ROW_ID and OPI_EDW_MARGIN_PERD_ILOG.ROW_ID — operational intelligence logging tables.
• FII_AP_INV_LINES_FSTG.ROW_ID and FII_PA_COST_FSTG.ROW_ID — financial intelligence staging tables.
• PA_TXN_UPGRADE_TEMP.ROW_ID and WMS_TASKS_TEMP.ROW_ID — other temporary remediation tables.

Given the absence of a live implementation, these relationships should be treated as modeling hints only. Where the fix is performed, the authoritative customer attributes reside in permanent CS and Trading Community objects such as CS_SYSTEMS_ALL_B and the customer master tables, and any correction script should reconcile against those rather than against the temporary staging area.