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Overview

HRI_CS_SUPH is a concurrent program within Oracle E-Business Suite that belongs to the product HRI – Human Resources Intelligence. HRI is designated as obsolete in the ETRM documentation, meaning that Oracle no longer actively develops or supports the functionality associated with this product line. The program is presented to end users under the name HRI Load Supervisor Hierarchy History, and its documented purpose is to populate the supervisor hierarchy history table. This operation constitutes the second stage of the supervisor hierarchy load process, building upon data staged or prepared by an earlier load step and committing the historical supervisor relationships that drive downstream human resources analytics.

Because the program belongs to the Human Resources Intelligence (HRI) family, it operates within the context of Oracle HRMS analytics rather than core transactional processing. Its role is fundamentally a data-population and maintenance task, ensuring that the supervisor hierarchy history structure reflects the current state of the organization's reporting lines over time.

Execution Details

The documented execution attributes of HRI_CS_SUPH are as follows:

  • Execution Method: PL/SQL Stored Procedure
  • Argument Method: Standard
  • Executable: HRI_OPL_MULTI_THREAD
  • Execution Filename: HRI_OPL_MULTI_THREAD.PROCESS
  • Enabled: Yes

The executable name, HRI_OPL_MULTI_THREAD, is described in the documentation as the entry point for the HRI Multi Threading Utility. This indicates that HRI_CS_SUPH does not run as a single monolithic process; instead, it is coordinated through a multi-threaded execution framework that distributes the workload across parallel worker processes. The use of a standard argument method and the shared multi-threading executable is consistent with performance-oriented bulk data loads, where large volumes of supervisor hierarchy records are processed in parallel to reduce overall run time.

How to Run

As with standard E-Business Suite concurrent programs, HRI_CS_SUPH is typically submitted through the Submit Requests (SRS) window, accessible from the standard navigation paths for concurrent request submission. Because the program is documented as the second stage of a supervisor hierarchy load, it is generally run after the corresponding first-stage load has completed successfully; executing it in isolation may produce incomplete or inconsistent results.

Users should confirm that the prerequisite stage has finished before submitting this request. The program is enabled, so it appears as a valid selectable request. Parameter guidance is limited in the supplied metadata, but programs driven by the HRI Multi Threading Utility generally accept arguments that govern scope and degree of parallelism. Administrators should verify completed-stage status and monitor the concurrent request log and output for messages generated by the multi-threading framework.

Related Objects

The program writes to the supervisor hierarchy history table maintained within the HRI schema. It is functionally coupled to the first-stage supervisor hierarchy load program, which prepares the data that HRI_CS_SUPH subsequently processes. Common associations include:

  • The HRI supervisor hierarchy history table populated by this program.
  • The upstream supervisor hierarchy load concurrent program forming stage one of the process.
  • The HRI_OPL_MULTI_THREAD multi-threading utility executable shared across HRI load programs.
  • Downstream HRI analytics and reporting objects that consume supervisor hierarchy history data.

Because HRI functionality is flagged obsolete in current documentation, organizations running Oracle EBS 12.1.1 or 12.2.2 should treat this program as legacy and consult their upgrade or migration strategy before relying upon it for new implementations.