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Overview
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Overview

IEO_SVR_VALUES is a transactional configuration table within the Oracle E-Business Suite Interaction Center Technology (IEO) module. It stores the individual parameter values assigned to servers registered in the Interaction Center infrastructure. Where IEO_SVR_SERVERS defines the server nodes participating in the interaction channel architecture, and IEO_SVR_PARAMS defines the configurable parameters available to those servers, IEO_SVR_VALUES resolves the many-to-many relationship between the two by holding the concrete value supplied for a given parameter on a given server. The table is owned by the IEO schema and is documented as VALID in both EBS 12.1.1 and 12.2.2.

From a dimensional modeling perspective, the metadata's heuristic Data Vault classification suggests treating this object as a link table. Its structure — a surrogate key, two foreign keys to independent parent entities (server and parameter), and a small set of descriptive attributes — is characteristic of a link construct that captures an association between two hubs. Analysts building a Data Vault or star-schema layer on top of EBS should consider modeling IEO_SVR_VALUES as a link between a server hub and a parameter hub, with VALUE and the audit columns carried as link attributes.

Key Information Stored

The table contains twelve documented columns. The most operationally significant are:

The distinction between the surrogate key (VALUE_ID) and the natural business key (VALUE_INDEX, PARAM_ID, SERVER_ID) is important for any integration or data migration effort, since uniqueness of a server-parameter-value triple is enforced independently of the surrogate.

Common Use Cases and Queries

The primary use case is diagnosing and reporting on server configuration. Administrators query this table to verify what value a particular server has been assigned for a given parameter, and to compare configurations across servers. A typical pattern joins the value table to both parents:

  • Retrieve all values for a specific server: SELECT v.VALUE_ID, v.VALUE_INDEX, p.PARAM_NAME, v.VALUE FROM IEO.IEO_SVR_VALUES v, IEO.IEO_SVR_PARAMS p WHERE v.PARAM_ID = p.PARAM_ID AND v.SERVER_ID = :server_id ORDER BY p.PARAM_NAME, v.VALUE_INDEX;
  • Compare parameter values across all servers to detect drift: group by PARAM_ID and VALUE and count distinct SERVER_ID.
  • Audit recent changes using LAST_UPDATED_BY and LAST_UPDATE_DATE to identify configuration modifications within a given period.
  • Reconcile deployments by listing every server-parameter pair and its value for a target environment.

Because the table is small and configuration-oriented, it is also a common source for extracts feeding monitoring dashboards and environment-comparison reports.

Related Objects

  • IEO_SVR_SERVERS — Parent table; join on IEO_SVR_VALUES.SERVER_ID = IEO_SVR_SERVERS.SERVER_ID.
  • IEO_SVR_PARAMS — Parent table; join on IEO_SVR_VALUES.PARAM_ID = IEO_SVR_PARAMS.PARAM_ID.
  • FND_SECURITY_GROUPS — Referenced via SECURITY_GROUP_ID for multi-org security.
  • IEO_SVR_VALUES_PK / IEO_SVR_VALUES_U1 / IEO_SVR_VALUES_U2 — Primary key and unique indexes enforcing row and business-key integrity.

These are the principal dependencies documented in the ETRM metadata; additional interaction with the IEO server framework occurs through its runtime configuration components rather than through further direct foreign-key relationships.