Results for “ego_ef_display_style”

AI-generated from documented ETRM metadata — verify critical details on the linked pages.

Overview

APPS.EGO_ACTION_DISPLAYS_V is a Business Intelligence System (BIS) view in the Oracle E-Business Suite APPS schema, carrying the FND Design Data identifier EGO.EGO_ACTION_DISPLAYS_V. Its documented status is VALID. The view consolidates all information required to execute and render actions at runtime, including translatable content. Specifically, it returns the execution method, the display style (for example, button or link), the prompt message, and the prompt function associated with each action.

Because Oracle EBS presents actions contextually within attribute groups on object pages, this view functions as a rendering-time metadata source. It joins action definitions to their display attributes, function registrations, and security privileges, allowing integrated pages, personalizations, and custom extensions to determine how a given action should appear to the user. The view is therefore relevant to reporting on action configuration and to integration work where the presentation of an action must be resolved programmatically rather than through the standard EGO user interface.

Underlying Base Objects

The ETRM metadata documents the following referenced objects for this view:

• EGO_ACTION_DISPLAYS_B (SYNONYM) — the primary base object supplying action-to-display assignments.
• EGO_ACTIONS_V (VIEW) — provides the action definition, including sequence and action name.
• EGO_FUNCTIONS_V (VIEW) — supplies the function associated with the action.
• FND_APPLICATION_TL (SYNONYM) — supplies translated application name information for the attribute group application.
• FND_LOOKUP_VALUES (SYNONYM) — resolves lookup codes, including the display style code, into their meanings.

The view draws action descriptions from EGO_ACTIONS_TL, the translatable table behind EGO_ACTIONS_V, and ordering information (SEQUENCE) from EGO_ACTIONS_B. Security privilege details are exposed through the associated privilege identifier and name columns. This layering means the view is a denormalized presentation layer over the EGO action configuration model, not a base table in its own right; it must not be treated as an updateable entity.

Key Columns

• ACTION_ID — unique identifier for the action; the principal join key.
• OBJECT_ID, OBJ_NAME, OBJ_DISP_NAME, CLASSIFICATION_CODE — identify the object on which the action operates, including catalog classification context.
• ATTR_GROUP_ID, ATTR_GRP_APPLICATION_ID, ATTR_GROUP_TYPE, ATTR_GROUP_NAME, ATTR_GROUP_DISP_NAME — describe the attribute group to which the action is assigned.
• SEQUENCE — determines the order in which actions belonging to an attribute group are displayed.
• ACTION_NAME, DESCRIPTION — the action name and its translated description from EGO_ACTIONS_TL.
• FUNCTION_ID, FUNC_DISPLAY_NAME — the function executed when the action is invoked.
• SECURITY_PRIVILEGE_ID, SECURITY_PRIVILEGE_NAME — the privilege governing access to the action.
• DISPLAY_STYLE_CODE, DISPLAY_STYLE_MEANING — the presentation style of the action, either a Button interface or a Link interface; the meaning is derived from the lookup values.

Common Use Cases and Queries

Typical uses include auditing which actions render as buttons versus links, verifying function and privilege wiring for a given object, and producing ordered action lists per attribute group for custom pages. The user search term display_style_code maps directly to the DISPLAY_STYLE_CODE column, with DISPLAY_STYLE_MEANING providing the user-facing interpretation.

List all actions and their presentation styles:

SELECT action_id, action_name, display_style_code,
       display_style_meaning, sequence
  FROM apps.ego_action_displays_v
 ORDER BY attr_group_id, sequence;

Retrieve button-style actions for a specific attribute group:

SELECT action_id, action_name, func_display_name,
       security_privilege_name
  FROM apps.ego_action_displays_v
 WHERE attr_group_id = :p_attr_group_id
   AND display_style_code = 'BUTTON'
 ORDER BY sequence;