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Overview

APPLSYS.FND_TERRITORIES is the Oracle E-Business Suite reference table that stores information for countries, also referred to as territories. It is a seed-data table residing in the APPS_TS_SEED tablespace and is registered in the FND Design Data repository as FND.FND_TERRITORIES. The table supplies the authoritative ISO 3166 two-letter territory codes and numeric codes used throughout the E-Business Suite, together with the address and bank number formatting and validation rules that Oracle Applications apply when processing party, supplier, customer, and payment data.

The object carries a heuristic Data Vault classification of hub-leaning, which suggests modeling it as a hub: the territory code is a stable, naturally occurring business key that is referenced by a large number of dependent tables. Because the table also carries descriptive formatting and validation attributes, a satellite structure would typically be attached to hold those attributes.

Key Information Stored

The primary key is documented as FND_TERRITORIES_PK, defined on TERRITORY_CODE. A separate unique index, FND_TERRITORIES_U1, covers TERRITORY_CODE together with ZD_EDITION_NAME in the 12.2.2 documented physical schema; the 12.1.1 documentation describes FND_TERRITORIES_U1 as a unique index on TERRITORY_CODE alone. ZD_EDITION_NAME reflects the editioning support introduced in later releases.

Common Use Cases and Queries

FND_TERRITORIES is most frequently accessed to translate a stored territory code into a user-facing country name by joining to the translation table, and to determine address and bank formatting rules for a given country. A typical lookup resolves the country name for a party or location:

  • SELECT t.territory_code, t.iso_numeric_code, t.address_style FROM fnd_territories t WHERE t.obsolete_flag = 'N' — lists all active territories.
  • Joining FND_TERRITORIES to FND_TERRITORIES_TL on TERRITORY_CODE to retrieve the translated territory name in a specific language.
  • Filtering by NLS_TERRITORY using the FND_TERRITORIES_N1 index when resolving application-level territory defaults.
  • Reporting on EU_CODE and ALTERNATE_TERRITORY_CODE for European VAT and Intrastat reporting.
  • Validating address or bank information entry screens by reading ADDRESS_VALIDATION and BANK_INFO_VALIDATION for the country in question.

Related Objects

FND_TERRITORIES is referenced by a broad set of transactional and setup tables. The most significant relationships include: