Search Results csi_statuses_mig_interface_pk
Overview
The table CSI_STATUSES_MIG_INTERFACE is a temporary data interface within the Install Base (CSI) module of Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) versions 12.1.1 and 12.2.2. Its primary role is to serve as a staging area for migrating customer product status data from legacy or external systems into the core Install Base tables. As an interface table, it is designed to hold data temporarily during a migration or data conversion process before it is validated and processed into the permanent transactional tables. Its existence underscores a common EBS pattern for ensuring data integrity during large-scale data loads, allowing for pre-processing and error checking before final commitment to the application's business objects.
Key Information Stored
The central piece of data stored in this interface table is the CUSTOMER_PRODUCT_STATUS_ID, which is the primary key column for the table as indicated by the primary key constraint CSI_STATUSES_MIG_INTERFACE_PK. This identifier is crucial for uniquely tracking each status record during the migration process. While the provided metadata excerpt does not list additional columns, typical interface tables in this context would also include columns for the status code, name, description, active flag, and start/end dates. Crucially, such tables often contain control columns like batch ID, process flag, error message, and creation date to manage the ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) workflow, enabling operators to identify, correct, and resubmit records that fail validation rules.
Common Use Cases and Queries
The sole use case for this table is the migration of product status master data. A typical operation involves populating the interface table from a source system, followed by the execution of a standard Oracle concurrent program or API to validate and transfer the data. Common SQL queries against this table are operational and diagnostic. For example, to check the volume of data awaiting processing: SELECT COUNT(*) FROM csi_statuses_mig_interface WHERE process_flag = 'PENDING';. To identify records that have failed migration due to errors: SELECT customer_product_status_id, error_message FROM csi_statuses_mig_interface WHERE process_flag = 'ERROR';. After successful migration, the table is typically purged to maintain performance and clarity.
Related Objects
This interface table is directly related to the permanent transactional table that stores customer product statuses, which is likely named CSI_STATUSES_B (for the base table) or similar. The migration process is governed by a PL/SQL-based API or a concurrent program within the CSI module, which reads from this interface, applies business logic, and inserts records into the target status table. It may also relate to standard Oracle interface control objects like FND_CONCURRENT_REQUESTS, which would manage the migration job's execution. Developers and DBAs would reference this table in conjunction with these objects during data conversion projects.
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Table: CSI_STATUSES_MIG_INTERFACE
12.1.1
owner:CSI, object_type:TABLE, fnd_design_data:CSI.CSI_STATUSES_MIG_INTERFACE, object_name:CSI_STATUSES_MIG_INTERFACE, status:VALID, product: CSI - Install Base , description: Customer Product Statuses data Migration Interface (temporary data). , implementation_dba_data: CSI.CSI_STATUSES_MIG_INTERFACE ,
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Table: CSI_STATUSES_MIG_INTERFACE
12.2.2
owner:CSI, object_type:TABLE, fnd_design_data:CSI.CSI_STATUSES_MIG_INTERFACE, object_name:CSI_STATUSES_MIG_INTERFACE, status:VALID, product: CSI - Install Base , description: Customer Product Statuses data Migration Interface (temporary data). , implementation_dba_data: CSI.CSI_STATUSES_MIG_INTERFACE ,
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eTRM - CSI Tables and Views
12.2.2
description: Temporary table that holds the unprocessed XNP messages during data correction process. ,
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eTRM - CSI Tables and Views
12.1.1
description: Temporary table that holds the unprocessed XNP messages during data correction process. ,
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eTRM - CSI Tables and Views
12.2.2
description: Temporary table that holds the unprocessed XNP messages during data correction process. ,
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eTRM - CSI Tables and Views
12.1.1
description: Temporary table that holds the unprocessed XNP messages during data correction process. ,