Search Results fa_additions_b_u1

Overview

FA.FA_ADDITIONS_B is the master (header) table for asset additions in the Oracle E-Business Suite Fixed Assets module. It holds one row per asset master record created through the Additions form, mass additions interface, or external interfaces. Every downstream transaction — depreciation, adjustments, retirements, transfers, revaluations, and tax book processing — anchors to the surrogate asset identifier defined here. Under the Data Vault classification heuristic mined from its foreign-key topology, FA_ADDITIONS_B behaves as a hub: it captures the durable business key (the asset) and serves as the central integration point for satellites such as FA_BOOKS, FA_DEPRN_DETAIL, and FA_ASSET_HISTORY, which record descriptive and transactional context keyed to the asset.

The table resides in the APPS_TS_TX_DATA tablespace and is registered as FND Design Data object OFA.FA_ADDITIONS_B with STATUS VALID. It carries the standard EBS WHO columns (CREATED_BY, CREATION_DATE, LAST_UPDATED_BY, LAST_UPDATE_DATE, LAST_UPDATE_LOGIN) plus DFF-style columns (ATTRIBUTE_CATEGORY_CODE, CONTEXT, ATTRIBUTE1–30, GLOBAL_ATTRIBUTE_CATEGORY, GLOBAL_ATTRIBUTE1–20).

Key Information Stored

The table defines three unique indexes: FA_ADDITIONS_B_U1 (ASSET_ID), FA_ADDITIONS_B_U2 (ASSET_NUMBER), and FA_ADDITIONS_B_U3 (TAG_NUMBER). ASSET_ID is the declared primary key (FA_ADDITIONS_B_PK) and is the surrogate identifier used throughout the FA schema. ASSET_NUMBER is the natural business key users recognize; queries issued against fa_additions_b_u2 target this unique index when looking up an asset by its user-facing number. TAG_NUMBER is a third unique business key, typically the physical or regulatory tag.

• ASSET_ID — Surrogate PK; the join column to virtually every FA child table.
• ASSET_NUMBER — User-visible asset number (unique); the FA_ADDITIONS_B_U2 key.
• TAG_NUMBER — Physical/regulatory tag (unique); FA_ADDITIONS_B_U3.
• ASSET_KEY_CCID — FK to FA_ASSET_KEYWORDS, defining key flexfield segments for accounting.
• ASSET_CATEGORY_ID — FK to FA_CATEGORIES_B; drives default depreciation rules and books.
• PARENT_ASSET_ID — Self-referencing FK supporting parent/child asset hierarchies.
• LEASE_ID — FK to FA_LEASES for leased assets.
• ASSET_TYPE, PROPERTY_TYPE_CODE, PROPERTY_1245_1250_CODE — Classification attributes used for tax and reporting.
• IN_USE_FLAG, OWNED_LEASED, NEW_USED, INVENTORIAL — Status and ownership indicators.
• CURRENT_UNITS, UNIT_ADJUSTMENT_FLAG — Units of measure and adjustments for production-based assets.
• MANUFACTURER_NAME, SERIAL_NUMBER, MODEL_NUMBER — Identification attributes.
• COMMITMENT, INVESTMENT_LAW — Commitment and investment-law flags (typically used in public-sector and international configurations).

Common Use Cases and Queries

The most frequent access pattern is asset lookup by number, which exploits the unique index FA_ADDITIONS_B_U2:

• SELECT asset_id, asset_number, tag_number, asset_category_id FROM fa_additions_b WHERE asset_number = :asset_number;
• Join to FA_BOOKS for cost and depreciation: SELECT a.asset_number, b.book_type_code, b.cost FROM fa_additions_b a, fa_books b WHERE a.asset_id = b.asset_id;
• Join to FA_CATEGORIES_B to resolve category descriptions: ... WHERE a.asset_category_id = c.category_id;
• Locate child assets of a parent: SELECT * FROM fa_additions_b WHERE parent_asset_id = :asset_id;
• Reconcile CIP, tax, and corporate book balances by driving reports from this hub and joining satellites FA_BOOKS, FA_DEPRN_SUMMARY, FA_ADJUSTMENTS, and FA_RETIREMENTS.
• Audit additions posted in a period using CREATION_DATE or LAST_UPDATE_DATE for change tracking.

Reporting solutions (BI Publisher, Discoverer, or custom PL/SQL) generally treat FA_ADDITIONS_B as the driving table for asset master extracts, then left-join the appropriate book and depreciation satellites.

Related Objects

The FK topology of FA_ADDITIONS_B is dense; the most significant dependents and parents include:

• FA_BOOKS (ASSET_ID → FA_ADDITIONS_B) — Book cost, depreciation method, and life per asset per book.
• FA_CATEGORIES_B (via ASSET_CATEGORY_ID) — Category defaults referenced by each asset.
• FA_ASSET_KEYWORDS (via ASSET_KEY_CCID) — Key flexfield combinations.
• FA_LEASES (via LEASE_ID) — Lease terms for leased assets.
• FA_ASSET_HISTORY (ASSET_ID) — Audit trail of changes to the asset master.
• FA_DEPRN_DETAIL and FA_DEPRN_SUMMARY (ASSET_ID) — Period depreciation results.
• FA_ADJUSTMENTS and FA_RETIREMENTS (ASSET_ID) — Cost and retirement transactions.
• FA_MASS_ADDITIONS (ASSET_NUMBER, PARENT_ASSET_ID, ADD_TO_ASSET_ID) — Interface feeding New Assets.
• FA_TRANSACTION_HEADERS (ASSET_ID) — Transaction wrapper for adjustments, transfers, and retirements.
• PA_PROJECT_ASSETS_ALL (FA_ASSET_ID) — Project-to-asset linkage for capitalized CIP.

Self-referencing via PARENT_ASSET_ID supports composite and grouped asset reporting, and the table is referenced by interfaces including FA_TAX_INTERFACE, FA_MASS_RECLASS_ITF, and CSI_I_ASSETS.