Search Results element_inormation10




Overview

APPS.PAY_US_GTN_DEDUCT_V is a US localization view in the Oracle Payroll (PAY) schema. It exposes deduction and tax-balance related data used by the Oracle E-Business Suite "GTN" (Gross-to-Net) processing load, specifically the payroll run result extraction performed by the concurrent program object PAY_GTNLOD. The view is classified as Oracle Internal Use Only, meaning Oracle Corporation does not support direct customer access outside of standard Oracle Applications programs.

The view has a status of VALID and is registered in FND Design Data as PAY.PAY_US_GTN_DEDUCT_V. It presents a denormalized projection of assignment-level deduction activity, joining payroll action and run result context with balance, element, and reporting attributes. Because it carries the user-visible column ELEMENT_INORMATION10 — the concatenated "Element Information" descriptive flexfield segment — it is frequently encountered when customers search for that label while debugging deduction balances or payroll element detail.

Underlying Base Objects

Per documented metadata, the view is defined over the following APPS base objects:

The view is referenced by APPS.PAY_GTNLOD, confirming its role as a source for the GTN load path rather than a standalone end-user reporting object.

Key Columns

Column names are notable for their spelling: ELEMENT_INORMATION10 (not "INFORMATION") is the actual metadata label, matching the reported user search term.

Common Use Cases and Queries

Typical usage is diagnosing deduction balances and element information for a US payroll run, or auditing GTN load output. A basic query:

SELECT assignment_id, element_name, element_inormation10, balance_name, run_value, effective_date FROM apps.pay_us_gtn_deduct_v WHERE payroll_action_id = :p_action_id;

The INFORMATION10 segment is often the target, for example filtering WHERE element_inormation10 = :p_value. Because the view is Internal Use Only, customers should prefer supported payroll balance or run result reports, restricting direct queries to non-production diagnostics.