Search Results global_week_end_date




Overview
Explore in AI Chat

Overview

APPS.PA_REP_PROJ_REQHRS_WK_V is an Oracle E-Business Suite internal reporting view owned by the APPS schema and registered in FND Design Data as PA.PA_REP_PROJ_REQHRS_WK_V. It is classified as an Internal view type with VALID status, meaning it is maintained by Oracle for use by standard Oracle Applications programs and is not supported for direct customer access, per the standard Oracle internal-use restriction. The view presents project required-hours information aggregated and grouped by fiscal year, month, and week, combined with project, project manager, organization, and team role attributes. Its principal purpose is to support published Oracle Project Management reporting, particularly resource requirement and assignment reporting where required hours must be sliced by time period and team role.

The view is relevant to the search term "global_week_end_date" because it exposes a GLOBAL_WEEK_END_DATE column of DATE datatype. This column anchors each row to a specific week boundary in the global (calendar) time dimension rather than an organization-specific or project-specific calendar week, allowing consistent cross-project period comparison in reports.

Underlying Base Objects

The documented dependency list for this view includes a mixture of base tables, synonyms, views, and PL/SQL packages:

The view does not appear as a referenced object in any other database object, confirming its role as a terminal reporting layer rather than a building block.

Key Columns

  • REQUIRED_HOURS (NUMBER) — the required project hours for the assignment within the reported period; the primary measurable fact.
  • PROJECT_ID / PROJECT_NAME — project identifier and descriptive name (VARCHAR2 30).
  • MANAGER_ID / MANAGER_NAME — project manager identifier and formatted name (VARCHAR2 240), derived using HR name/security packages.
  • ORGANIZATION_ID — organization owning the project or deliverable.
  • YEAR / MONTH — fiscal year and month groupings used to aggregate weekly rows into reporting periods.
  • GLOBAL_WEEK_END_DATE (DATE) — the global week end date that uniquely positions each row on the calendar week axis; the column most often used in period-filtered queries.
  • WEEK_DAY (DATE) — day-of-week value supporting finer decomposition within the week.
  • TEAM_ROLE (VARCHAR2 80) — team role name associated with the required hours.

Common Use Cases and Queries

Typical usage involves resource requirement reporting, project staffing analysis, and period-based comparison of required hours by role, project, or manager. Because the view is internal and unsupported, direct use should be limited to diagnostics, extraction for data warehousing, or validation against standard Oracle reports.

Sample query filtering on the searched column:

  • SELECT project_id, project_name, team_role, global_week_end_date, required_hours FROM apps.pa_rep_proj_reqhrs_wk_v WHERE global_week_end_date BETWEEN :p_start AND :p_end ORDER BY global_week_end_date, project_name;
  • SELECT year, month, team_role, SUM(required_hours) FROM apps.pa_rep_proj_reqhrs_wk_v GROUP BY year, month, team_role;
  • SELECT manager_name, COUNT(DISTINCT project_id), SUM(required_hours) FROM apps.pa_rep_proj_reqhrs_wk_v WHERE organization_id = :p_org GROUP BY manager_name;

Joins to PA_PROJECTS_ALL on PROJECT_ID or to PER_PEOPLE_X on MANAGER_ID are common when additional descriptive attributes are needed. Note that HR_SECURITY restrictions apply, so results may vary by the querying user's HRMS security profile.