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Overview

The APPS.CSP_REQUIREMENT_HEADERS_PVT package body is a private Application Programming Interface (API) within Oracle E-Business Suite, operating under the ETRM (Enterprise Territory and Resource Management) module family. Its name follows the standard Oracle EBS naming convention in which the _PVT suffix denotes a private, or internal, API implementation layer, as contrasted with the public _PUB or _PKG layers that external callers are expected to invoke. The package encapsulates the business logic required to create, maintain, and remove requirement headers, which represent the top-level records defining requirement entities used by downstream ETRM processing.

As a private API layer, the package is not intended for direct invocation by external applications or custom code. Instead, it is consumed internally, as evidenced by the metadata showing that CSP_REQUIREMENT_HEADERS_PVT is not referenced by any database object at the schema level while still being referenced by eleven other packages — a pattern consistent with a low-level worker package called through an orchestration or public API facade. The package is documented against Oracle EBS 12.1.1 and 12.2.2, and its status is reported as VALID in the APPS schema.

Key Procedures and Functions

Three documented subprograms constitute the functional surface of this package body:

  • CREATE_REQUIREMENT_HEADERS — Establishes a new requirement header record. This procedure applies the standard Oracle API pattern of accepting record attributes, performing validation, executing the insert into the underlying header tables, and propagating results through the FND message stack.
  • UPDATE_REQUIREMENT_HEADERS — Modifies an existing requirement header. The procedure is responsible for applying updates to previously created header records while preserving the API's validation and error-reporting conventions.
  • DELETE_REQUIREMENT_HEADERS — Removes a requirement header record, typically subject to referential-integrity and business-rule checks before the delete transaction is committed.

Consistent with private API design, the parameter lists are not documented in the supplied metadata and should not be assumed. Implementers seeking signatures should inspect the object DDL directly rather than substituting inferred arguments.

Tables Accessed

The supplied ETRM metadata does not enumerate a specific table list for this package body. Based on its naming and the dependencies recorded, the package operates against the requirement header base tables defined by the ETRM/CSP data model, accessed through APPS synonyms. The package forwards header records only; item and detail-level tables are governed by separate packages. The absence of an explicit table manifest in the metadata means that precise column-level behavior should be confirmed against the live data dictionary before any change is contemplated.

Usage Notes

The package is designed to be invoked indirectly. The metadata shows dependency on the standard EBS infrastructure packages — FND_API, FND_GLOBAL, FND_MESSAGE, FND_MSG_PUB, JTF_PLSQL_API, and the CSP_REQUIREMENT_HEADERS_PKG — demonstrating that it adheres to the canonical API error-handling, message-stack, and global-context conventions. Because it depends on FND_GLOBAL for session and application context, it must be called within an initialized EBS session.

Typical invocation paths include the relevant ETRM maintenance forms, concurrent programs that generate or adjust requirement data, and internal calls from the public package layer. Given that the object is explicitly a PVT package, direct calls from custom code are discouraged: customizations should target the corresponding public API or form-level extension points instead. This preserves upgrade safety across both 12.1.1 and 12.2.2, where private implementation details may change between releases without notice.