Results for “cz_error_clauses_v”

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Overview

CZ_ERROR_CLAUSES_V is a documented Bills of Material (BOM) view in Oracle EBS 12.1.1 and 12.2.2 that exposes configuration constraint clause validation errors. It joins error records generated against constraint clauses with the metadata that describes those clauses, producing a human-readable description of the rule that failed. The view is catalogued under the BOM product family and is described in ETRM metadata as "Errors with clauses." Note that the ETRM record for this object states it is "Not implemented in this database," indicating the view exists in the applications schema but is not instantiated in the reference environment used for the documentation extract.

The view is primarily a diagnostic and reporting object. It allows users to see why an order line, configuration session, or model failed constraint validation, mapping internal identifiers to attribute names, operators, comparators, and lookup meanings.

Underlying Base Objects

The ETRM metadata lists no documented base objects, but the view definition joins eight source objects across several schemas:

• CZ_ERROR_CLAUSES (CEC) — primary source of error records.
• CZ_CONSTRAINT_CLAUSES (CCC) — defines clause components, attributes, functions, and comparators.
• CZ_CONSTRAINTS (C) — constraint header providing the constraint name.
• AK_ATTRIBUTES_VL (AKA1, AKA2) — attribute definitions for the left and right operands.
• FND_COMMON_LOOKUPS (F1, F2, OP, COMP) — lookup meanings for functions and the comparator.

The result is a denormalised, presentation-ready dataset rather than a transactional base table.

Key Columns

• ERROR_CLAUSE_ID / ROW_ID — surrogate identifier and physical ROWID of the error clause.
• CONSTRAINT_NAME / CLAUSE_NAME — the constraint and the specific clause that produced the error.
• ERROR_ID — foreign key to the originating error record.
• CLAUSE_DESCRIPTION — a constructed string concatenating the function meaning, attribute name, operator, and operands, yielding a readable rule such as "Equal(Attribute A):Value".
• OPERATOR — the logical or comparison operator applied within the clause.
• Audit columns — LAST_UPDATE_DATE, LAST_UPDATED_BY, CREATION_DATE, CREATED_BY, LAST_UPDATE_LOGIN.
• Concurrent program columns — REQUEST_ID, PROGRAM_APPLICATION_ID, PROGRAM_ID, PROGRAM_UPDATE_DATE track the job that produced the error.

Common Use Cases and Queries

The view supports diagnostics for configuration constraint failures, error reporting dashboards, and concurrent program reconciliation. A typical query filters errors by constraint or date:

SELECT error_clause_id, constraint_name, clause_name, clause_description
FROM cz_error_clauses_v
WHERE constraint_name = :p_constraint
ORDER BY last_update_date DESC;

Because the view references AK_ATTRIBUTES_VL externally, users investigating attribute-related errors frequently search for ak_attributes_vl alongside this view. A join or correlation between the two is common when attribute validation semantics must be traced to their descriptive text. When analysing recurring failures, group by clause to surface the most frequent violations.